% . dr6tkdlvvv752t3r8e4vgo35sncd3d9shg@4ax.com . fr7stfFrghfU4@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.12--8.38pm.Seattle.2018 BotBoy ftcd4nF9u9mU2@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.12--9.11pm.Seattle.2018 ScottDoty ftclbdFbj4lU1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.12--11.49pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 1 m33 Top; 18.8 Minutes, Pan, Individual.NET, Aug 12 { 11: 4pm, 2018 }:29 WK Born and Einstein debated for 39 years, 1916-1955. Scott Doty told me: > your argument is often less likely to be heard if you repeat > it over and over again, as people will tend to put you in > their kill files. I welcome your rebuttals, if you have any; if not, I'm fine with that. Born and Einstein debated for 39 years, 1916-1955. Besides, I replied to several people on Usenet, today, who hadn't heard what I have to say. % . pim11n$1uns$1@gioia.aioe.org . fr7h30FplgrU1@mid.individual.net . dr6tkdlvvv752t3r8e4vgo35sncd3d9shg@4ax.com . fr7stfFrghfU4@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.12--8.38pm.Seattle.2018 BotBoy ftcd4nF9u9mU2@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.12--9.11pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 1 m923 Mad; 13.4 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, Aug 12 { 8:44pm, 2018 }:23^(-7) WK Free Beer. > > Hitler was far left ( united with the > > "Money for nothing" civil servants ) > > Nope. He was a nationalist who was against equal rights... > that is about as conservative as you can get. Nazi rallies were often held in beer halls, where downtrodden men could get free beer. Free Beer. To this day, his "Racist Communism" remains popular. Does Marxism only work in white Norway, not brown India ? Civil Servants (left) and the military (right) share power; so they're always richer/larger/stronger than "capitalists". % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pil9n9$r9l$1@gioia.aioe.org BenJacoby pim11n$1uns$1@gioia.aioe.org BotBoy fr7h30FplgrU1@mid.individual.net Klaus_Schadenfreude% dr6tkdlvvv752t3r8e4vgo35sncd3d9shg@4ax.com BotBoy fr7stfFrghfU4@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.12--8.38pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 12 m19 Cool; 3.7 Weeks, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, Jul 17 { 9:10pm, 2018 }:23^(-7) W:f Does Marxism only work in white Norway, not brown India ? > One can want business to do well without > looking to socialize their costs and risks. The "left versus right" thing is a red herring. Hitler was far left ( united with the "Money for nothing" civil servants ), and far right ( united with the racist army ) at the same time. To this day, his "Racist Communism" remains popular. Does Marxism only work in white Norway, not brown India ? Civil Servants (left) and the military (right) share power; so they're always richer/larger/stronger than "capitalists". Like Hitler, China and North Korea are authoritarian, not communist. Governments are _not_ ( N O T ) smarter than the market, no one is. Governments gave us billion dollar trains to nowhere. They're racing to spend all the money, far into the future, leaving us with no stake in the game. No chance to win, No chance to lose. % AbhinavLal c75c3dd1-1967-4f70-aeee-7ca92b4495fc@googlegroups.com Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com pk9dtt$ru2$1@gioia.aioe.org AbhinavLal 162498b2-e163-4ff3-a9d3-4f4b778da9d3@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.12--5.11pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 7 m31 Cool; 6.4 Days, GoogleG, 122.162.159.121, Aug 6 { 7:34am, 2018 }:56^(PDT) WGP6 The uncaused cause. > > > Wave particle duality is considered by some to be a contradiction. > > > > Not among the knowledgeable. > > According to Albert Einstein , > "We have two contradictory pictures of reality..." > > > The purpose of physics is to understand nature, not so much us. > > That s a different set of fields. Once the cards are all dealt, and the dice stop rolling, and the bets are paid out, the probability wave has collapsed. Correlation does not imply causation. The biggest "loophole" in Bell's Theorem is: It implies _perfect_ knowledge; yet it's an _Ensemble_ of tests, a series, not just one test, like a pollster, asking _ 5 people if they'll vote for Hillary or not. You can't prove anything, not ThermoDynamics ( Entropy and eXergy ), nor General Relativity; in fact, they _contradict_ each other. The best you can do is: - Find it useful ( in its domain ). - Try to Falsify it ( in its domain ). All of history, every lesson ever, every advance, tells me: Randomness is ignorance, nothing more. Everyone, from the serial killer to his executer, slave and master, are best viewed under this light (SuperDeterminism), instead of assuming "free will" ("the uncaused cause"), la Christianity. SuperDeterminism was useful to Einstein, and to me; it is _not_ useful to The Pope. % AbhinavLal c75c3dd1-1967-4f70-aeee-7ca92b4495fc@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.12--4.53pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 9 m31 Cool; 6.5 Days, GoogleG, 122.162.159.121, Aug 6 { 4:44am, 2018 }:16^(PDT) WF We're ten times more retarded than we can imagine. > We don't know what we don't know > "The more I know, the less I know" Pride is one of "the seven deadly sins", yet we can't function without it. Lies are fine, so long as they help us consume more, longer. We're ten times more retarded than we can imagine. % AbhinavLal 62b821dd-063e-4839-bf30-73c60ab86b9e@googlegroups.com Alan_Folmsbee%omnilobe@gmail_ e5159211-8b86-4957-90b8-2462c9bddd8d@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 20eadce3-2723-41a4-97fc-8b614585a8ac@googlegroups.com jimp@specsol_spam_sux_com 815a2f-8bn.ln1@mail.specsol.com Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pj5ru4$1vna$1@gioia.aioe.org AbhinavLal edcd7957-09e4-4e2f-b989-696da3136505@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.12--4.37pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 14 m31 Cool; 2.8 Weeks, GoogleG, 122.162.237.206, Jul 24 { 6:22am, 2018 }:42^(PDT) W>( The wealth and intelligence of a nation. Abhinav Lal wrote: > It seems that most Indians are not interested in science. The hotter it is the faster things breed, including humans; Norway has only 5 million people, India has billions. The wealth and intelligence of a nation is reflected in its birth rate -- from Singapore (.83/woman) and Macau, at the top, to Niger (6.49/woman) and Angola at the bottom. Jeff-Relf.Me/Global.Fertility.Rates.1970.2014.PNG We call ourselves "consumers" and the GDP measures our progress. We're "robot aliens" ( consumption machines ), exploiting a niche, (poorly) programmed by nature to take the LessBad "option". % Thomas_Heger%ttt_heg@web_de froak3FfmlvU1@mid.individual.net Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ pj8e4h$i8c$1@dont-email.me Thomas_Heger%ttt_heg@web_de frs519Fc63sU1@mid.individual.net Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ pjbrbh$u2r$1@dont-email.me JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.12--3.59pm.Seattle.2018 Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ pkqf25$d09$1@dont-email.me Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.12--4.30pm.Seattle.2018 Rec.Arts.SF.Written, Sci.Physics, Sci.Physics.Relativity, Alt.Astronomy q% 1 m46 Cool; 1.7 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, Eternal-September.ORG, Aug 12 { 4:15pm, 2018 }:14^(-7) WKp Entropy converts black holes into SpaceTime. Chris asked: > Where did the first black hole originate from? Exergy is always diminishing ( i.e. entropy is increasing ); whether we think it's a lot or a little is a matter of opinion. > Was there ever a true beginning, or first hyper massive > star that went ultra, hyper nova? There's a beginning, and an edge, to "The Known Universe"; outside of that is "the random universe", where anything can happen. > If so, what the heck created it, and what created the > intelligence of the thing that created in the first place? Intrinsically, nothing is random. Randomness is just ignorance, nothing more, nothing less. The 4 dimensional TimeScape is static, immutable, eternal; it is, at once, everything _ and nothing. We call ourselves "consumers" and the GDP measures our progress. We're "robot aliens" ( consumption machines ), exploiting a niche, (poorly) programmed by nature to take the LessBad "option". > Was GOD every truly alone? Argh! Mother Nature is God; she is everything and nothing. % Thomas_PointedEars_Lahn% 2c4e096f-096b-51e5-690c-039b1b01dbbe@PointedEars.de Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ pj6asp$ptf$1@dont-email.me Thomas_Heger%ttt_heg@web_de froak3FfmlvU1@mid.individual.net Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ pj8e4h$i8c$1@dont-email.me Thomas_Heger%ttt_heg@web_de frs519Fc63sU1@mid.individual.net Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ pjbrbh$u2r$1@dont-email.me Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.12--3.59pm.Seattle.2018 Rec.Arts.SF.Written, Sci.Physics, Sci.Physics.Relativity, Alt.Astronomy q% 19 m45 Cool; 2.5 Weeks, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, Eternal-September.ORG, Jul 25 { 11:56pm, 2018 }:49^(-7) W? Entropy converts black holes into SpaceTime. > > creation out of nothing. > > Where did the matter come from? > What state was it in before the "big-bang"? Entropy converts black holes into SpaceTime. At the start, there was "no entropy" ("no time, no space"), just "eXergy" ( a type of energy that can do physical work, force * distance ). Eventually, this eXergy will be consumed away, replaced with entropy, leaving us with a uniform heat bath that has all of the energy but none of the eXergy. Gravity is residual eXergy. Everything decays, even gravity; hence the arrow of time. Einstein's Cosmological Constant ( 1.11 * 10^"52 / Meters^2 ) tells us that outer space is growing EXPONENTIALLY, gravity is dying off; -- i.e. the "Heat Death" predicted by Lord Kelvin, 1852, is the most likley outcome. % HerbertGlazier 17212293-2c99-4f61-ba2b-ae03452fb806@googlegroups.com mitchrae3323@gmail_com 0fc59d50-4bcc-474b-ba0f-a6e54f718fa6@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier cb64af51-5524-4915-b5c9-bc35eb40d56d@googlegroups.com mitchrae3323@gmail_com ed2f32cb-c3a6-47d1-b984-bbd16a776183@googlegroups.com Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ pj9dbs$1ab$2@dont-email.me Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ pj9df4$1ab$3@dont-email.me Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.12--3.51pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 21 m45 Cool; 2.7 Weeks, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, Eternal-September.ORG, Jul 25 { 1:47am, 2018 }:35^(-7) W> Pride Chris wrote: > most people think of sex in a lucid dream, and do not > experiment around with the environment in a much more scientific way. Dreams exaggerate life. Lies are fine, so long as they help us consume more, longer. Pride is one of "the seven deadly sins", yet we can't function without it. % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pk9hif$12co$1@gioia.aioe.org Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ SuadnecLo8btyfXGnZ2dnUU7-TXNnZ2d@giganews.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pk9mgb$1apr$3@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.12--4.10am.Seattle.2018 kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pkpimm$eje$4@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.12--11.14am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 4 m93 Cool; 2.6 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, Aug 12 { 8:11am, 2018 }:19^(-4) WKVM Does Marxism only work in white Norway, not brown India ? > > > > here's hoping that you put as much effort into > > > > correcting climate change as you do posting about it. > > > > > > I recycle, use public transit [...] and vote against Repugs. > > > > And you bask in White privilege. > > How so, ko0ky? How much time do you spend in Hawaii versus New York City ? and how do you get there ? bus, walking, bicycle, rickshaw ? Norway has only 5 million people, India has billions. Does Marxism only work in white Norway, not brown India ? The wealth and intelligence of a nation is reflected in its birth rate -- from Singapore (.83/woman) and Macau, at the top, to Niger (6.49/woman) and Angola at the bottom. Jeff-Relf.Me/Global.Fertility.Rates.1970.2014.PNG We call ourselves "consumers" and the GDP measures our progress. We're "robot aliens" ( consumption machines ), exploiting a niche, (poorly) programmed by nature to take the LessBad "option". % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pk9hif$12co$1@gioia.aioe.org Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ SuadnecLo8btyfXGnZ2dnUU7-TXNnZ2d@giganews.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pk9mgb$1apr$3@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.12--4.10am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 26 m90 Cool; 5.8 Days, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, Aug 6 { 7:38am, 2018 }: 4^(-4) WGQ| White privilege. > > here's hoping that you put as much effort into > > correcting climate change as you do posting about it. > > I recycle, use public transit [...] and vote against Repugs. And you bask in White privilege. % Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.12--1.33am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics Bismuth Subsalicylate calms my bowels ( and my soul ). Sugar water calms my throat, stops a cough, relaxing me, but angers my gums. Salt water calms the gums. Peeing calms my bladder. Bismuth Subsalicylate calms my bowels ( and my soul ). % MrDFS S7CbD.32988$E_.15835@fx30.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.11--1.32pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m31 Top; 5.8 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'Win8.1, HighWinds'Blocknews.NET, Aug 11 { 7:12am, 2018 }:29^(-4) WJT Merge the files, one file per month. > Anyone dealt with big file counts on Linux? Merge the files, one file per month. % RonB%ronb02NOSPAM@gmail_com pkatm0$bmh$2@dont-email.me AndrzejMatuch hLfaD.5081$RC.1636@fx26.iad Russian_Election_Hacker% pkdcke$ha2$1@dont-email.me AndrzejMatuch ZzCaD.5107$RC.3746@fx26.iad Russian_Election_Hacker% pkg1a5$304$1@dont-email.me HughHuntzinger 13811b19-bb28-4019-9968-ba3c80e51be9@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.11--1.18pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m59 Top; 3.6 Hours, GoogleG, 71.251.40.150, Aug 11 { 9:21am, 2018 }:38^(PDT) WJ We (Trump&I) can do whatever we want, without penalty. Today, censorship is all done via simple robots. Courts are robotic, judges are robotic, everything. The MainStream Media is incredibly robotic, mindless. We (Trump&I) can do whatever we want, without penalty, so long as we know how the robots work, and how to avoid them. Occasionally, Trump throws a wrench in the machine, and we laugh as everyone else goes berserk. % SteveCarroll a24b26db-43bd-48d1-9acf-9c23010a34f0@googlegroups.com BotBoy fs3vlaF520pU5@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll f9bc5c0e-ed37-435c-a928-9c012a177091@googlegroups.com NetCop fs46r9F6n1iU1@mid.individual.net Kompyler%kompyler@toke_com pjj1ns$npv$1@dont-email.me NetCop fs4iqkF945gU1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.11--3.10am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 50 m102 Cool; 1.9 Weeks, 40tude, Individual.NET, Jul 28 { 6:16pm, 2018 }: 2^(-4) WA Jesus helped undesirables, Rome killed them. > I was in Portland Oregon for a few days over the Memorial Day weekend > needles everywhere, bags of shit in the public trash baskets, > people sleeping on the streets. It looked like a 3rd world nation. > > So this is what the liberal left have in store for the USA. > Thanks but no thanks. I'll move to Australia before I endure that again. Today, in America, drugs and bad behavior just gets you some jail time, or kicked out of public housing, not killed. Jesus helped undesirables, Rome killed them. His friends took him down from the cross, before he died. The hotter it is the faster things breed, including humans; Norway has only 10 million people, India has billions. The wealth and intelligence of a nation is reflected in its birth rate -- from Singapore (.83/woman) and Macau, at the top, to Niger (6.49/woman) and Angola at the bottom. Jeff-Relf.Me/Global.Fertility.Rates.1970.2014.PNG We call ourselves "consumers" and the GDP measures our progress. We're "robot aliens" ( consumption machines ), exploiting a niche, (poorly) programmed by nature to take the LessBad "option". % SteveCarroll 9da7f47d-bea9-43c1-847c-a50651515bdd@googlegroups.com BotBoy frmpqeF5f0lU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll d9f9938c-c8da-4f0c-a2eb-7671718551a5@googlegroups.com BotBoy frms9sF614rU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 18839af0-e261-498e-9ead-b69ac0ae1fb7@googlegroups.com GasPipe%vinnythegaspipe@motz_ frn1qmF77jnU1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.11--1.43am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 85 m102 Cool; 2.6 Weeks, 40tude, Individual.NET, Jul 23 { 3: 6pm, 2018 }:14^(-4) W=E We're all ten times more retarded than we can imagine. > The pathetic part is snit isn't acting. > He really is a pathetic, parasitic, nincompoop. We're all ten times more retarded than we can imagine. % MrDFS PcgbD.21286$XA2.15226@fx38.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.11--1.22am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m29 Top; 18.9 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'Win8.1, HighWinds'Blocknews.NET, Aug 10 { 6:15am, 2018 }: 9^(-4) WI Trump makes people think, and it hurts their heads. > Trump: "There's been no collusion" repeated 100x > shitv: "I am honest" repeated 1000x HateBots are a dime a dozen; we've plenty of haters too, you and I. Trump makes people think, and it hurts their heads. % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pid6hk$1ujp$1@gioia.aioe.org Lunar_Opticfibre%jfwaldby OBp2D.428587$br4.352091@fx34.iad kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pifo84$1ms9$2@gioia.aioe.org BenJacoby pifs7i$1u22$1@gioia.aioe.org kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pifu45$1h4$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.11--0.37am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 72 m82 Cool; 3.8 Weeks, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, Jul 15 { 9:52am, 2018 }:22^(-4) W8 The wealth and intelligence of a nation. > > soviet utopia crashed and burned. > > Finland never became a part of the Soviet union The hotter it is the faster things breed, including humans; Norway has only 10 million people, India has billions. Do you want more humans ? more consumption, a higher GDP ? more plants ? then only a warmer planet will do. The wealth and intelligence of a nation is reflected in its birth rate -- from Singapore (.83/woman) and Macau, at the top, to Niger (6.49/woman) and Angola at the bottom. Jeff-Relf.Me/Global.Fertility.Rates.1970.2014.PNG We call ourselves "consumers" and the GDP measures our progress. We're "robot aliens" ( consumption machines ), exploiting a niche, (poorly) programmed by nature to take the LessBad "option". % HerbertGlazier a74c4e76-6287-4c48-a31b-8bcc0906fcbe@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.10--4.53pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 3 m360 Top; 14.9 Minutes, GoogleG, 74.118.32.5, Aug 10 { 4:24pm, 2018 }:36^(PDT) WIa Exergy is _ forever consumed way, as entropy increases. > where did all this great energy come from. Energy is neither created nor destroyed; this is The First Law of ThermoDynamics. Exergy is _ forever consumed way, as entropy increases; this is The Second Law of ThermoDynamics. Exergy is a type of energy that is capable of producing physical work: force over distance. Whether you have enough exergy, or too little, or too much, is a matter of opinion. Intrinsically, nothing is random. Randomness is just ignorance, nothing more, nothing less. The 4 dimensional world is static, immutable, eternal; it is, at once, everything _ and nothing. > GR is so incomplete it makes me laugh. > Over 100 years and that is it. > Well it is something. With Newton it was 250 years. You (Bert) don't even need to know Newtonian gravity, much less General Relativity. % HerbertGlazier 66864c9a-96c1-4ba1-bb9c-e53a5d1362dc@googlegroups.com mitchrae3323@gmail_com 15d8fbaa-5a03-4541-8b97-72cdf6dda555@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 2e34b351-ccf3-4f93-ab7d-884e6930e618@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.10--4.37pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m357 Top; 13.1 Minutes, GoogleG, 74.118.32.5, Aug 10 { 4: 8pm, 2018 }:58^(PDT) WI Lots of people have killed "undesirables". > More people have been killed in the name of God than by accidents. > The bible uses the word "SMIT" I wonder why. Lots of people have killed "undesirables", such as the homeless, women, prostitutes, Jews, _ even Hollywood stars and presidents. Jesus helped undesirables, Rome killed them. His friends took him down from the cross, before he died. Today, in America, drugs and bad behavior just gets you some jail time, or kicked out of public housing, not killed. % HerbertGlazier b60ff627-3182-450a-a55c-19ed3562dd2b@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.10--2.05pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 3 m360 Top; 4.1 Hours, GoogleG, 74.118.32.5, Aug 10 { 9:45am, 2018 }:32^(PDT) WI- "the random universe", where anything goes. > Trillions and trillions of years before the big bang. "The Known Universe" is confined to The Big Bang; outside of that is "the random universe", where anything goes. % HerbertGlazier e8e87ea9-be6a-4359-a74f-5547dd0a409c@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.10--2.00pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 4 m360 Top; 4.3 Hours, GoogleG, 74.118.32.5, Aug 10 { 9:36am, 2018 }:45^(PDT) WI,j No one's ego is justified. > All over the world records are being broken. > That proves global warming is here. > Only GOPers tell you its a scam. The hotter it is the faster things breed, including humans; Norway has only 10 million people, India has billions. Do you want more humans ? more consumption, a higher GDP ? more plants ? then only a warmer planet will do. > I posted for years the reason why. No one's ego is justified. Kill all White people, and the rest of humanity would be _ better off. Kill all of humanity, and the rest of the world would be _ better off. % Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ pk2ftl$54j$1@dont-email.me HerbertGlazier 5d234e3e-e10f-42e2-86d1-2f7f2d9a405d@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.9--5.11am.Seattle.2018 HerbertGlazier 5449e13b-c450-4bf8-b81a-7828af37c939@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.9--5.46pm.Seattle.2018 MrAA afda69d5-0d04-43ad-93db-b5ce2c86f8a9@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.10--1.25pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 3 m122 Top; 1.6 Hours, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Aug 10 { 11:42am, 2018 }:32^(PDT) WIAW Plenty of heat, Plenty of entropy. > > And how can Quasars be so bright if they're zero degrees Kelvin, > > like you and DoubleA suggest ? > > Quasars may be accretion disks surrounding galactic black holes. > But their brightness is well outside the black hole > where the temperature is low. What's brighter than the relativistic jets shooting out of a black hole ? Plenty of heat, Plenty of entropy. % Owl szv80z0b220b.3@rooftop.invalid MrChrisV jh5mmdh05cc2rkdnrnv9lu7ojnc7h2pau7@4ax.com FabianRussell 74df8ffc-65a4-4e84-abe9-324a7b1b37f9@googlegroups.com MrChrisV b9eomdl65hogj64m2husjv94dc5ldo9tlu@4ax.com FabianRussell 8190c901-1958-45c0-91dc-70f5a74dcb74@googlegroups.com ScottDoty ft3ep0F92euU2@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.9--9.29pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m32 Top; 8.8 Hours, Pan, Individual.NET, Aug 9 { 11:17am, 2018 }: 4 WI4> My Recent code changes, Not safe for work. > Been doing a lot of programming at work lately, > so why would I want to do that for fun, > except on rare and special occasions? I've been doing a lot of programming at home lately. So why would I want to do that for money, except on rare and special occasions ? My Recent code changes, Not safe for work: YouTube.COM/watch?v=uAmNBkEJJZY % ScottDoty fsn0ksF9o9gU8@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.9--7.58pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 6 m32 Top; 5 Days, Pan, Individual.NET, Aug 4 { 6: 2pm, 2018 }:21 WFA What makes you think Steve is smart ? > Steve is trying to claim that it is the mere inclusion of the word "black" > in the subject line that is the source of objection. > He is either disingenuous or stupid, and _ I don't think he's stupid. What makes you think Steve is smart ? % AndrzejMatuch gmZ7D.481393$yc1.368325@fx40.iad BotBoy fsb6jfFodptU2@mid.individual.net ScottDoty fscr2aF4vo7U1@mid.individual.net MrChrisV ik73mdd5po2j1ktehc1nnicuo2f58je8v7@4ax.com Owl pa9z80bb.uo34lux@rooftop.invalid ScottDoty fsh9roF3rpqU1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.9--7.27pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 12 m32 Top; 1 Weeks, Pan, Individual.NET, Aug 2 { 2: 2pm, 2018 }:48 WD No one's ego is justified. > > The Times is adding Sarah Jeong to their editorial board. > > ... > > Jeong wonders if white people's light skin is a sign they're > > " only fit to live underground, like groveling goblins ". Damn straight ! this White boy prefers the indoors. For thousands of years, nothing has been sexier than a white White girl; _ everyone knows this, including Sarah Jeong. > > She thinks white people should be "canceled" > > and likes entertaining the notion they'll go extinct. No one's ego is justified. Kill all White people, and the rest of humanity would be _ better off. Kill all of humanity, and the rest of the world would be _ better off. % Owl naxcb080b8.hu9o3@rooftop.invalid ChrisAhlstrom pk6rt8$ed2$1@dont-email.me JohnGohde 76637edf-4e0c-4d04-9d87-7ba9f5ecc540@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.9--6.55pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 4 m39 Top; 4.5 Days, GoogleG, 74.110.177.13, Aug 5 { 6:15am, 2018 }: 2^(PDT) WF 100.000% of us fail to realize how dumb and unimportant we really are. > 20% of the population are too stupid to realize > just how stupid that they really are. 100.000% of us fail to realize how dumb and unimportant we really are. % The_Starmaker%starmaker@ix_ 5B41124A.4AE0@ix.netcom.com . e125593c-38e5-4ce0-b010-f4bd074849fc@googlegroups.com The_Starmaker%starmaker@ix_ 5B41561B.70EC@ix.netcom.com HerbertGlazier 5ed30faf-2319-4386-a1f0-4c45728716ac@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.9--6.00pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 13 m357 Top; 2.1 Days, GoogleG, 74.118.32.5, Aug 7 { 3:38pm, 2018 }:20^(PDT) WG Without entropy, there's neither space nor time. > > where did you get the idea that time didn't exist before the big bang? Without entropy, there's neither space nor time. Initially, there was no measurable entropy, no SpaceTime. In the real world ( the one that we can measure, not the random one ) SpaceTime implies entropy. % HerbertGlazier 7097f755-0f54-4926-a938-a817fb72d079@googlegroups.com Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ pk2ftl$54j$1@dont-email.me HerbertGlazier 5d234e3e-e10f-42e2-86d1-2f7f2d9a405d@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.9--5.11am.Seattle.2018 HerbertGlazier 5449e13b-c450-4bf8-b81a-7828af37c939@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.9--5.46pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 17 m357 Top; 1.9 Hours, GoogleG, 74.118.32.5, Aug 9 { 3:45pm, 2018 }:55^(PDT) WIk Entropy converts black holes into SpaceTime. > > Entropy converts black holes into SpaceTime. > > BH has no entropy.Bert Quasars, QuasiStellar galaxies, aren't around anymore, like they used to be. Why ? entropy. And how can they be so bright if they're zero degrees Kelvin, like you and DoubleA suggest ? % HerbertGlazier 13160e13-9541-4944-8aad-4a4be9c99540@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 892357de-303b-46c3-8d54-2f58591f06b9@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.9--4.49am.Seattle.2018 HerbertGlazier 2723bb0c-011b-4f7a-a970-9adeeee8cd35@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.9--0.41pm.Seattle.2018 MrAA 3fb039d6-0f57-4d17-8de6-746d9fd3c96e@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.9--1.46pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics s% 2 m121 Top; 33 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Aug 9 { :57pm, 2018 }:53^(PDT) WIM We have a niche, that's all. > > Mother Nature programed us to imagine that we're important > > _ so we consume. > > Because even Mother Nature recognized > how important we ( most of us ) really are! We have a niche, that's all. Tomorrow, it could be gone. % __@_____ pjpemdd31duatsqp3j7ou17ff04hm0sfde@4ax.com HerbertGlazier dfe6ed86-2ced-4594-b53e-04de1216dc39@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.9--1.20pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 36 m364 Top; 3.8 Days, GoogleG, 64.134.174.57, Aug 5 { 4:27pm, 2018 }: 9^(PDT) WF Jesus helped undesirables, Rome killed them. > > Jesus doesnt like you at all, > > he just wanted to be the king of you Americans > > Jesus wasn't kosher He rotted on the cross. > He had a peg up his ass. This is reality, like it or not. > 500 Jews were nailed on cross all theway to Rome. Jesus helped undesirables, Rome killed them. His friends took him down from the cross, before he died. % HerbertGlazier 9db0f74a-8f28-4368-955d-29396bc85341@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.9--1.11pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 37 m364 Top; 4.7 Days, GoogleG, 64.134.174.57, Aug 4 { 6:40pm, 2018 }: 3^(PDT) WFG Negative weight. > A photon sits on one end of a balance scale > how many neutrinos would it take to have it in balance? A photon never sits; if it hits the scale from below, it'll push it up, registering a _ negative weight. % HerbertGlazier f081e365-dda8-4fd9-87ba-98f75e861113@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.9--1.03pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 38 m364 Top; 4.9 Days, GoogleG, 74.118.32.5, Aug 4 { 3:40pm, 2018 }:51^(PDT) WE1 Each one is more random than the other. > More Universes Than Snowflakes That is reality. > Oops, there goes another trillion universes. And each one is more random than the other. % HerbertGlazier 13160e13-9541-4944-8aad-4a4be9c99540@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 892357de-303b-46c3-8d54-2f58591f06b9@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.9--4.49am.Seattle.2018 HerbertGlazier 2723bb0c-011b-4f7a-a970-9adeeee8cd35@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.9--0.41pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 48 m364 Top; 2.5 Hours, GoogleG, 74.118.32.5, Aug 9 { 9:54am, 2018 }:25^(PDT) WInP Mother Nature programed us to imagine that we're important. > My mother taught me all people are important, and to be treated good. Yes, Mother Nature programed us to imagine that we're important _ so we consume. % HerbertGlazier 7097f755-0f54-4926-a938-a817fb72d079@googlegroups.com Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ pk2ftl$54j$1@dont-email.me HerbertGlazier 5d234e3e-e10f-42e2-86d1-2f7f2d9a405d@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.9--5.11am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics s% 45 m359 Top; 5.5 Days, GoogleG, 74.118.32.5, Aug 3 { 4:21pm, 2018 }:55^(PDT) WEq Entropy converts black holes into SpaceTime. > Space gets bigger with Time. Time gets bigger(longer) with space. Entropy converts black holes into SpaceTime. % HerbertGlazier f2815c4a-48f3-4510-9fbd-90788e27f8bb@googlegroups.com MrAA b26920fb-2845-42e3-a983-e88ea72b8373@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 3c8e56bd-da12-4762-bddf-be77f8a7d331@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.9--5.01am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics s% 46 m359 Top; 5.5 Days, GoogleG, 74.118.32.5, Aug 3 { 4:19pm, 2018 }: 8^(PDT) WEq: Particles coming out of a black hole (quasar). > > GOOGLE says: A solar mass black hole might have > > a temperature of only 0.00000006 Kelvin. > > That temp. fits well with me. Travelling close to the speed of light, particles coming out of a black hole (quasar), can cook a hot dog. % HerbertGlazier 13160e13-9541-4944-8aad-4a4be9c99540@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 892357de-303b-46c3-8d54-2f58591f06b9@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.9--4.49am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 48 m359 Top; 5.5 Days, GoogleG, 74.118.32.5, Aug 3 { 4:16pm, 2018 }:44^(PDT) WEp* Nature programed you to think that you/humanity are important. Bert wrote: > > The reason the universe created humankind was to see itself. > > If computers take over we humans can say we started and lead the way. > Only human eyes see how real the universe is. Nature programed you to think that you/humanity are important. We call ourselves "consumers" and the GDP measures our progress. We're "robot aliens" ( consumption machines ), exploiting a niche, (poorly) programmed by nature to take the LessBad "option". % HerbertGlazier feaee0cd-9e55-416f-a566-ac181eee04b4@googlegroups.com Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pjokne$1unk$1@gioia.aioe.org HerbertGlazier 432e28a9-0e5a-4cb6-b0d9-750b2fda7e94@googlegroups.com BenJacoby pjqvm7$1ubr$1@gioia.aioe.org HerbertGlazier 4bdad5bd-a3bd-481e-b6e0-09c738890acf@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.9--4.22am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics s% 75 m359 Top; 1.1 Weeks, GoogleG, 64.134.174.57, Aug 1 { 5:33pm, 2018 }:10^(PDT) WD5 If Hitler were alive today. Ben wrote: > > Who's paying for YOUR internet access, Bert ? > > We all know it ain't you ! If Hitler were alive today, he'd kill the undesirables, starting with you, Ben. % Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.5--11.17am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate The wealth and intelligence of a nation. The wealth and intelligence of a nation is reflected in its birth rate -- from Singapore (.83/woman) and Macau, at the top, to Niger (6.49/woman) and Angola at the bottom. Jeff-Relf.Me/Global.Fertility.Rates.1970.2014.PNG % HerbertGlazier 13160e13-9541-4944-8aad-4a4be9c99540@googlegroups.com MrAA 2d2614c7-5ce0-43c3-8652-09871a909d7a@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Aug.3--2.40pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m125 Top; 4.6 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Aug 3 { 2:29pm, 2018 }:53^(PDT) WE^ (poorly) programmed by nature to take the LessBad "option". > One might say that [ the - Random - universe ] created > all creatures with eyes to see itself. > When we develop computers with eyes to see it, > it will no longer have a need for any of the rest of us! We call ourselves "consumers" and the GDP measures our progress. We're "robot aliens" ( consumption machines ), exploiting a niche, (poorly) programmed by nature to take the LessBad "option". % . fq0renFglc7U1@mid.individual.net . phfok1$fmb$3@dont-email.me . a960d541-aed5-43b0-9fd9-7e6ec469940a@googlegroups.com . Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.10--2.24am.Seattle.2018 JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.10--1.52pm.Seattle.2018 HerbertGlazier 743327d3-7f27-4fca-9f68-d60a7c6d5a70@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.31--8.18pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m316 Dropped; 22.1 Minutes, GoogleG, 74.118.32.5, Jul 31 { 7:46pm, 2018 }:50^(PDT) WC0 NewsPapers and HandWritten letters are still good; just not as good. Bert wrote: > I like youtube, and facebook. > Since I see my family on facebook its my favorite. What do you like on YouTube ? > Why is my laptop "Chromebook"? ChromeBook is like an Android phone, it's made by Google. > I like its long lasting battery. My computer plugges into the wall, because I use it a lot; it's worth the money. > Well once you have a computer > there is no way you live without it. NewsPapers and HandWritten letters are still good; just not as good. % . Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.15--10.09pm.Seattle.2018 . Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.16--6.12am.Seattle.2018 . Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.16--9.02am.Seattle.2018 . Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.17--1.14am.Seattle.2018 . Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.17--8.40pm.Seattle.2018 . Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.21--2.32am.Seattle.2018 . Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.22--10.17am.Seattle.2018 . Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.23--3.12am.Seattle.2018 . Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.23--4.34pm.Seattle.2018 . Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.25--5.48am.Seattle.2018 . Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.28--0.31pm.Seattle.2018 Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.30--6.15am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Comp.OS.Windows-10, News.Software.Readers, Comp.Lang.C++, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m1 Shifty; 1.6 Hours, Emacs'openMac, Neodome.NET, Jul 15 { 8: 1pm, 2018 }:42^(-5) W8f No reliable way to toggle the "Touch Keyboard" on|off. https://stackoverflow.com/a/51548686/5732431 Facts are often _ugly_. Everyone knows _only_ one thing: Duplicate posts are bad. No one cares/knows about anything else. Points Points Points. So what if questions don't get answered ? Priorities. I've yet to encounter any one who cares about the answer, because they don't know the answer. I know, so I care. I spent _long_ days/weeks researching the answer to his question, and I found an answer that actually works 100% of the time. No one else has done that. _Random_ bugs are _hard_ to fix. Bhargav Rao ( stackoverflow.com/users/4099593/bhargav-rao ) deleted it, my answer, so there's no possibility of improving it. So my reputation score is now 1, and I can't post answers to any one's question. Sure, duplicate questions are bad, and Bhargav is on it, like white on rice but, surely, the right answer is more important. Wouldn't Bhargav himself agree ( rudely, I can't ask him ) ? https://stackoverflow.com/a/51376030/5732431 In Win10 Ver 1803, DesktopMode, there is no reliable way to toggle the "Touch Keyboard" on|off [ ITipInvocation.Toggle() ]; nor can you _reliably_ discover if it's "up" ( on screen ) [ IFrameworkInputPane.Location() ]; both routines fail _randomly_. Instead, ensure that "TabTIP.EXE" and "....InputApp.EXE" only run when the keyboard is "up" ( on screen ). To toggle the keyboard on and off ( from X.CPP in Jeff-Relf.Me/X.ZIP ): if ( WM == WM_HOTKEY && C == 'K' ) { // A mouse button takes me here. Jeff-Relf.Me/g600.PNG if ( KillProc = 1, Running( L"TabTIP.EXE" ), KillProc = 1, Running( L"WindowsInternal.ComposableShell.Experiences.TextInput.InputApp.EXE" ) ) // The keyboard was _On_ ( i.e. its processes were running ), // so it was "turned _Off_" (killed); and we're done. goto Done ; // The keyboard was _Off_ ( i.e. no running processes ). // Turn it _On_: Launch( L"%CommonProgramFiles%/microsoft shared/ink/TabTIP.EXE" ); Sleep(99); static const GUID CLSID_UIHostNoLaunch = { 0x4CE576FA, 0x83DC, 0x4f88, 0x95, 0x1C, 0x9D, 0x07, 0x82, 0xB4, 0xE3, 0x76 }; static const GUID IID_ITipInvocation = { 0x37c994e7, 0x432b, 0x4834, 0xa2, 0xf7, 0xdc, 0xe1, 0xf1, 0x3b, 0x83, 0x4b }; static struct ITipInvocation : IUnknown { virtual HRESULT STDMETHODCALLTYPE Toggle( HWND wnd ) = 0 ; } * Tog ; Tog = 0, CoCreateInstance( CLSID_UIHostNoLaunch, 0, CLSCTX_INPROC_HANDLER | CLSCTX_LOCAL_SERVER, IID_ITipInvocation, (void**) & Tog ); // Firefox and Chrome need this: Tog ? Tog->Toggle( GetDesktopWindow() ), Tog->Release() : 0 ; } - - - - - - - - - - - - - // To get the process list, and kill stuff: #include <tlhelp32.H> int KillProc ; int Running( wchar * EXE ) { int Found ; HANDLE PIDs, aProc ; PROCESSENTRY32 aPID = { sizeof aPID }; PIDs = CreateToolhelp32Snapshot( TH32CS_SNAPPROCESS, 0 ); Process32First( PIDs, &aPID ); while ( Found = !strCmpI( aPID.szExeFile, EXE ), KillProc && Found && ( aProc = OpenProcess( PROCESS_TERMINATE, 0, aPID.th32ProcessID ), aProc ? TerminateProcess( aProc, 9 ), CloseHandle( aProc ) : 0 ), !Found && Process32Next( PIDs, &aPID ) ); KillProc = 0, CloseHandle( PIDs ); return Found ; } Launch( wchar * Cmd ) { wchar _Cmd[333]; static PROCESS_INFORMATION Stat ; static STARTUPINFO SU = { sizeof SU }; SetEnvironmentVariable( L"__compat_layer", L"RunAsInvoker" ); ExpandEnvironmentStrings( Cmd, _Cmd, 333 ), Cmd = _Cmd ; if ( CreateProcess( 0, Cmd, 0,0,1,0,0,0, &SU , &Stat ) ) CloseHandle( Stat.hProcess ), CloseHandle( Stat.hThread ); } // CoInitialize(0); % Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.28--4.33pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy To find the ugly truth. Everyone gets their (fake) "news" from a pretty lady who speaks sweet, soft _nothings_ into their ears. No one wants to delve into it, to dig deep, to find the ugly truth. % . 20180727ToKa61aPoKa26eDiTi78gZu@Xe03 MrAA 79fb61e4-822d-43e7-968a-4d4d85666500@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.27--4.59pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m122 Top; 8.9 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 27 { 4:43pm, 2018 }: 2^(PDT) W@4 "Dark Matter" is just unseen mass. > > How Do We Know Dark Matter Really Exists? > > We don't! Maybe it's just our theory of gravity that's all wrong! "Dark Matter" is just unseen mass, that's all. The British use the word "dark" when they mean "unseen"; e.g.: The "dark" (UnSeen) side of the moon. 95% of the (spherical) Milky Way can't be seen because we're sitting in a brightly lit "room" with pitch black "windows", and we can't turn down the lights, nor move to the window. Quoting WikiPedia:  The visible disk of the Milky Way Galaxy is embedded in a much larger, roughly spherical halo of dark matter. The dark matter density drops off with distance from the galactic center. It is now believed that about 95% of the Galaxy is composed of dark matter  % Owl sz9bll3gaa.h@rooftop.invalid HughHuntzinger e79d36a6-1b16-4c59-8415-77d9f4a5622d@googlegroups.com Owl szb0808g3a.h79o@rooftop.invalid HughHuntzinger 5a3bf00e-cd42-46f1-a05a-8f32a2afc695@googlegroups.com Owl szxb08903g.ay@rooftop.invalid HughHuntzinger 4a670c64-3409-47ee-963f-b3a8cf5b7d1a@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.27--4.51pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 27 m102 Top; 1.6 Weeks, GoogleG, 71.251.44.210, Jul 16 { 7:23pm, 2018 }:16^(PDT) W9J Racist Communism > > > Mostel's short ~18 month break within 15 years of being blackballed > > > > Many B-level actors often go for five or six years without work. > > B-Listers don t win industry awards multiple times. This whole "left versus right" thing is a red herring. Hitler was _both_ far left ( super socialist ), and far right ( racist nationalist ) at the same time. To this day, his "Racist Communism" remains popular. Like Hitler, China and North Korea are authoritarian, not communist. Governments are _not_ ( N O T ) smarter than the market, no one is. Governments gave us billion dollar trains to nowhere. They're racing to spend all the money, far into the future, leaving us with no stake in the game. No chance to win, No chance to lose. % Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ pj8e4h$i8c$1@dont-email.me Thomas_Heger%ttt_heg@web_de frs519Fc63sU1@mid.individual.net Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ pjbrbh$u2r$1@dont-email.me Daniel60%daniel47@eternal pjeg33$17i$1@dont-email.me Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ pjg2rg$4ad$1@dont-email.me MrAA 36ff62e6-467b-4288-a48a-98056feeea44@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.27--4.34pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m120 Top; 5.4 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 27 { 4:22pm, 2018 }: 1^(PDT) W@ Gravity is residual eXergy. MrAA wrote: > But I do believe that Hawking theorized that if one were falling into a black hole, > it would appear as though everything else was accelerating away from you! > Isn't that just how we see our universe? I doubt he actually said that because the known Universe has no center, whereas black holes definitely do. You can't understand gravity unless you understand thermal dynamics, such as entropy and exergy. Gravity is residual eXergy. % JohnGohde b435232f-7ae0-4ff7-a890-1801f7142b04@googlegroups.com ScottDoty frpuiaFpdb1U4@mid.individual.net JohnGohde 9a23eb0c-daf3-44de-93bc-176847fb4c69@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.25--2.36am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy -Dropped, 7.8 Hours, GoogleG, 74.110.191.175, Jul 24 { 6:38pm, 2018 }:19^(PDT) W> Scarfing > > > Nicholas Fudge, a 28-year-old fisherman. Dead but NOT Moi > > How about Demi Lovato suffers possible overdose? Nicholas probably overdosed, or maybe hung himself. urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Scarfing % BotBoy frp243Fl24tU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 5760d28b-eede-4185-a68c-254bfdc435be@googlegroups.com BotBoy frpa01FmqppU2@mid.individual.net ScottDoty frppbkFpdb1U1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll fae8435a-3966-4768-9d77-b5b704441364@googlegroups.com ScottDoty frpr18Fpdb1U2@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.25--2.15am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 3 m29 Top; 9.3 Hours, Pan, Individual.NET, Jul 24 { 4:28pm, 2018 }:41 W>' My kids wouldn't cross the street to piss on me. > > aaf40826-ca77-4faa-82f5-f6b12e94ced6@googlegroups.com > > Yep, just as I thought -- another classic Snit misattribution. > I didn't see this post because I have "frelwizzen" killfiled. "Mike/Snit quoting his own FanFic" is too random for me. P.S. If I was on fire, my kids wouldn't cross the street to piss on me. % HerbertGlazier aaf0714f-d79f-462c-9061-d79f742e5422@googlegroups.com hanson%hanson@quick_net pir3hr$fph$1@dont-email.me HerbertGlazier a58be153-9ff2-43ba-bdf2-7056a57394f8@googlegroups.com MrAA 7ad9d721-ece1-4dd0-b0f1-627a67171996@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.20--9.48pm.Seattle.2018 HerbertGlazier c5c73542-7be1-4ec1-855e-88200e8c2ade@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.25--1.46am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m266 Dropped; 41.5 Minutes, GoogleG, 74.118.32.5, Jul 24 { 4:15pm, 2018 }:52^(PDT) W> "The end is near, Drink the KoolAid" -- Jim Jones. Bert wrote: > the end is near. "The end is near, Drink the KoolAid" -- Jim Jones. % Owl sz9b0803ga.hj8@rooftop.invalid HughHuntzinger d522c6f2-b134-4501-bb2e-04beac314361@googlegroups.com Owl aszxb003ga.hy89o@rooftop.invalid HughHuntzinger a5db2b42-811a-48a3-bb1e-00c04f7aced3@googlegroups.com Owl sz9bll3gaa.h@rooftop.invalid HughHuntzinger e79d36a6-1b16-4c59-8415-77d9f4a5622d@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.24--7.28am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 16 m92 Top; 1.1 Weeks, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Jul 16 { 2:51pm, 2018 }:14^(PDT) W9b We can't change the past or the future. > blackballed Fiddler on the Roof > wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_Mostel We can't change the past or the future. No one really knows what happened or why. We're consumption machines, exploiting a niche, (poorly) programmed by nature to take the LessBad "option". % MrAA 1c792a91-66b6-4b06-87ee-7625cd6c9a3c@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 91bf5d77-1f9f-4cc5-ba8a-e71042575f7e@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 13b5222c-6cf6-4d5c-bce2-63f094f91f2f@googlegroups.com MrAA 9be6fb17-6bcc-400b-804b-60805120a759@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.20--10.21pm.Seattle.2018 MrAA a065d142-2f90-433a-b761-3bd6772c1cf9@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.23--5.47pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 3 m112 Top; 10.9 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 23 { 5:17pm, 2018 }:43^(PDT) W>2 I'm 58, not 15. > > > In China, all you have to do is say > > > "President Xi Jinping is a fink", > > > and you join the ranks of the slaves! > > > > All I ever do, all day long, is follow my passion. > > What could that passion possibly be? > Internet porn, and choking the chicken? Once a month, maybe; I'm 58, not 15. Annoyingly, my dick still gets hard at night. Porn industry players ( like "Mila Azul" ) are elite; I ask them "rude" questions ( about vasectomies and such ) and they don't answer me. I hate makeup, fake boobs, expensive clothes, etc. . Usenet is one of my passions, of course, as is programming. % AndrzejMatuch Hvq1D.518879$PE5.154086@fx37.iad HughHuntzinger 0f6ab7bb-3ffd-463f-9986-f4b44da9c5bc@googlegroups.com AndrzejMatuch tIt1D.324329$o43.292804@fx33.iad HughHuntzinger 2b3ddda5-64dc-45a8-a6a7-84441d2e1baf@googlegroups.com FabianRussell pi60km013kh@news2.newsguy.com HughHuntzinger 25b0785a-dedd-4ba9-941e-63e670e4c7e1@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.23--5.27pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 21 m94 Top; 1.5 Weeks, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Jul 13 { 5:18am, 2018 }:16^(PDT) W73G set PROMPT=$P$_$g > > The proper term is "alias." set PROMPT=$P$_$g In a DOS shell, "set" lists your environment variables. To change them, edit/run: ; SystemWide Environment Variables: ; HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment ; "TMP"="%SystemRoot%\\Tmp" ; Reqires a ReBoot. [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Volatile Environment] "USERPROFILE"="c:\\__\\Sys" "HOMEPATH"="c:\\__\\Sys" "APPDATA"="c:\\__\\Sys\\AppData" "LOCALAPPDATA"="C:\\__\\Sys\\AppData" [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Environment] "TMP"="C:\\__\\Tmp" "TEMP"="C:\\__\\Tmp" ; Telnet.EXE, Zip.EXE, UnZip.EXE, 7z.EXE, nirCmd.EXE, Brc.EXE, pcre.DLL, ffmPeg.EXE "Path"="C:\\__\\EXEs\\Shell" % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pj45jl$j7s$1@gioia.aioe.org HerbertGlazier 4840b98e-30f1-47b0-a5f0-0874e3f58995@googlegroups.com MrAA a06a1851-3348-467c-9a4e-36163e4fe8d0@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.23--4.58pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 4 m108 Top; 1.9 Hours, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 23 { 2:44pm, 2018 }:16^(PDT) W= Nothing is more precious than my alone time. > > Just charged up the air in Van. Now I can hang meat in the back seat. Nice ! > > I was told my HP laptop was $99 but when I went to pay for it > > on my unlimited VISA card after trying it out > > they said it was a gift Wow > > > > I said "How Come"? They said "Don't Ask " That's weird. > > I'm at Walmart and McDonalds every day > > They call me Grampy or the bird man. > > I make them laugh at old man jokes, > > and laughter goes a long way. I don't have to leave my house to get Internet and air conditioning. Nothing is more precious than my alone time. > Twitty has been giving me lots of advice on healthful eating on Twitter. " You can live to be a hundred if you give up all the things that make you want to live to be a hundred. " -- Woody Allen. % . fq0renFglc7U1@mid.individual.net . phfok1$fmb$3@dont-email.me . a960d541-aed5-43b0-9fd9-7e6ec469940a@googlegroups.com . Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.10--2.24am.Seattle.2018 JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.10--1.52pm.Seattle.2018 HerbertGlazier c0fb4f15-4d02-4479-aefe-a7c03ffd05ef@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.22--11.48am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m243 Dropped; 20.1 Minutes, GoogleG, 64.134.174.57, Jul 22 { 10:43am, 2018 }: 5^(PDT) W=v7 You can convert your speech into text, instead of typing. Bert wrote: > Walmart gave me a HP Chromebook. You didn't have to pay for it ? > Lift the lid and I'm in this group. > Nothing to press. Its screen is 11.6", Very brillant. > > I don't know if it gets window 10? > Who cares when it gets free signal. > I'm sitting here at McDonalds Bert I admire your thriftiness. If you're running Windows, and you have a microphone on your headset, you can convert your speech into text, instead of typing. RightClick on the taskbar, beside where your open apps are listed, and check "Show touch keyboard button". The Keyboard icon should then appear in your SystemTray, by the Wi-Fi icon. Click the icon, then click on the microphone that comes up. % . d56e914e-ed92-4415-98bb-0f755790a157@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.14--3.43pm.Seattle.2018 Nice_Guy%niceguy1984@yahoo_com pj0b6c$he0$4@adenine.netfront.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.21--3.33pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m1 Dropped; 1.9 Minutes, BadRig, Netfront.NET, Jul 21 { 3:13pm, 2018 }:38 W<b My fortunes rise and fall with the economy. I wrote: > > Pleading poverty, I refused to go to the emergency room, That was 1995, not now. I won't waste money, like that. > > It cost me nothing because my income was so low; > > I had $25 left, after paying rent; nothing in the bank, no savings. Again, that was 2008 not now. My fortunes rise and fall with the economy. Right now, things are good. "Nice Guy" [sic] wrote: > Be nice Keep telling yourself that, it might sink in one day. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.19--7.29am.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch rGk4D.189128$eR.91088@fx30.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.20--10.32pm.Seattle.2018 Storage_Unit%storage_unit 0vkb2f-1cp.ln1@news.neodome.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.21--9.40am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll e5545f30-4a84-47b5-833d-5c1cce8afa33@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.21--3.12pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 27 m160 Cool; 1.7 Minutes, GoogleG, Jul 21 { 2:48pm, 2018 }: 7^(PDT) W<7 If you highlight everything, then you have a problem with everything. > > My (highly customized) editor, Visual Studio 2017: > > Jeff-Relf.Me/Visual-Studio-2017.PNG > > You don't find syntax highlighting helpful? You don't use multiple colors when you read and write text; for me, code is no different. You highlight something when you have a problem with it; if you highlight everything, then you have a problem with everything; I don't. Same goes for comments, I don't "need/like/want" them. > > Some crap I wrote: Jeff-Relf.Me/Chess.PNG > > Are you any good at chess ? I can beat a 10 year old girl ( if she's blindfolded ). I play "mindless chess", very quick; it's more fun that way. > Who's the angry looking young woman ? Emma Blackery, a salty YouTuber. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.19--7.29am.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch rGk4D.189128$eR.91088@fx30.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.20--10.32pm.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch RaJ4D.515272$bS4.63696@fx01.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.21--10.09am.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch NUK4D.207639$%s2.72056@fx18.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.21--11.44am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 6 m258 Mad; 52 Secs, Pan, HighWinds'Blocknews.NET, Jul 21 { 11:25am, 2018 }:49 W<m Natural Dentistry. > > I live alone > > I'm shocked, truly. Nothing is more precious than my alone time. > > no pets > > Even the animal kingdom is afraid of spending time alone with you? I didn't know they had a say in the matter. Like it or not, you're the government's pet. You're just a weak bitch, yapping away, impotently. > > I live in Seattle, near the University of Washington. > > My condolences. Successes is: Location Location Location. > Don't worry: the teeth will just fall out, free of charge. John Gohde and I call it, "Natural Dentistry". > > Food: 0$; free 200$ per month "food stamps" ( SNAP ). > > Long live the American taxpayer. That's why people are coming here, instead of Bangladesh. % MrAA 1d6e436b-c74f-48ba-a6d5-e9d1f5a80995@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.18--3.18am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby pinp2c$pqe$5@gioia.aioe.org HerbertGlazier a3a7c61e-26ef-42f5-a456-539fa662ce09@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.20--9.27pm.Seattle.2018 HerbertGlazier beaa8b14-45d4-4990-a2b9-56b10971ca4d@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.21--10.25am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m232 Dropped; 21 Minutes, GoogleG, 74.118.32.5, Jul 21 { 9:53am, 2018 }: 6^(PDT) W<@ Paying her rent. > > Girls do NOT care about the size; men do, not girls. > > Jeff-Relf.Me/Statue.of.David.JPG > > All ads I read say: the bigger the better. > Viagra puts a smile on a girls face. Those ads are directed at you, a man, to make _you_ smile, as you pay her rent. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.19--7.29am.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch rGk4D.189128$eR.91088@fx30.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.20--10.32pm.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch RaJ4D.515272$bS4.63696@fx01.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.21--10.09am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 14 m257 Mad; 14.7 Minutes, Pan, HighWinds'Blocknews.NET, Jul 21 { 9:28am, 2018 }:33 W< I don't understand cell phone users, and they don't understand me. > > I paid 100$ for my copy of Windows. > > You spent your yearly salary on Windows? How did you eat? I live alone, no pets, in Seattle (USA), near the University of Washington. Housing: 300$; My 250 square foot private room, in my 32 unit "rooming house" (SRO), is (nearly) free because I manage the house. Market Price is 750$ per month; all utilities, including Internet, are free. My VoIP phone (VoIP.MS) is 85 cents per month. Transportation: 0$; I just walk; No bus, No car. Amazon and WalMart deliver ( "free" shipping ). My BeachComber wagon carries the heavy stuff, like grape juice and frozen pizzas (America!). Health insurance: 0$ per decade; I spent nothing on health care, last few decades. I've had _bad_ tooth and gum pain, but a salt water rinse takes care of it. Food: 0$; free 200$ per month "food stamps" ( SNAP ). > Only rich idiots buy machines with Windows pre-installed? > Are you sure about that? Define "rich." If you don't know anything, and you have the money, you buy Apple, or something similar but less expensive ( like Androids ). If you know something, and you have the money, you buy Microsoft. > Not everyone is as technical as you are. That's an understatement, to say the least; I don't understand cell phone users, and they don't understand me. > Windows makes it nearly impossible to change much about the > look or the operation of the system other than changing the wallpaper > and the highlighting colour. When I swing my 4k monitor around, people see: Jeff-Relf.Me/YouTubeSubs.PNG Jeff-Relf.Me/YouTubeComHist.PNG Jeff-Relf.Me/YouTubeComments.PNG My (highly customized) editor, Visual Studio 2017: Jeff-Relf.Me/Visual-Studio-2017.PNG Jeff-Relf.Me/Macros.HTM Some crap I wrote: Jeff-Relf.Me/Chess.PNG Jeff-Relf.Me/Glyph.PNG Jeff-Relf.Me/X.ZIP > every distribution of Linux allows you > to change even the slightest detail of your system. Same for Microsoft Windows 10 Ver 1803, if you know what you're doing. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.19--7.29am.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch rGk4D.189128$eR.91088@fx30.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.20--10.32pm.Seattle.2018 Storage_Unit%storage_unit 0vkb2f-1cp.ln1@news.neodome.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.21--9.40am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 8 m10 Shifty; 3.1 Hours, Emacs'openMac, Neodome.NET, Jul 21 { 5:19am, 2018 }:12^(-5) W<{> "#define NTDDI_VERSION NTDDI_WIN10" bitch. "Storage Unit" [sic] asked me: > What are your computer's specs? I've no cell phone, no laptop, no DVD player. GigaSet Cordless Phone, hooked to an OBi200 ATA. Bria 4 Soft Phone. My VoIP/SMS service: VoIP.MS, 85 cents per month. VoiceMail and SMS texts are eMailed to me. Wi-Fi Routers: a NetGear r8000 ac3200, and a Asus ROG ac5300 with the 8 MuMiMo antennas, and 8 LAN Ports. My ArmMounted, 40 inch, 4k, curved monitor ( at arm's length ): Philips bdm4037uw. 1 TeraByte SSD, Samsung 850 EVO. 128 GigaByte SanDisk Extreme PRO USB 3.0 Flash Drive, Write_Read Max 240_260 MB/s. Win10 Ver 1803; 16 gigs of 1.9 GigaHz ddr3 RAM. 14nm i7-5775c CPU with the 128 MegaByte, 128 bit, 1.8 GigaHz OnChip "Crystal Well" cache. It runs _Cold_, around 27C ( 80F ), drawing 4 Watts. No need for a graphics card; 60 fps 4096x2160 videos play fine, cold. Video player: Zoom Player Max 14.1, tricked out. ASUS Gryphon, LGA 1150, Intel z97, SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Micro ATX Motherboard. Fanless Rosewill SilentNight 500 Watt PowerSupply, 80 Plus platinum certified. Logitech g910 programmable keyboard, 39 button g600 mouse, and 4 button g633 headset. I wrote an app that toggles the "Touch Keyboard" on and off at the hit of a mouse button ( Jeff-Relf.Me/g600.PNG ). It took me many (long) days to get it working right; apparently, it's more "Modern/Metro" than Windows desktop. "#define NTDDI_VERSION NTDDI_WIN10", bitch. Brother DCP-7065DN, 26 ppm Laser Printer; High Yield Toner, 2,600 pages, lasts for years. When I swing my monitor around, people see: Jeff-Relf.Me/YouTubeSubs.PNG Jeff-Relf.Me/YouTubeComHist.PNG Jeff-Relf.Me/YouTubeComments.PNG My (highly customized) editor, Visual Studio 2017: Jeff-Relf.Me/Visual-Studio-2017.PNG Jeff-Relf.Me/Macros.HTM Some crap I wrote: Jeff-Relf.Me/Chess.PNG Jeff-Relf.Me/Glyph.PNG Jeff-Relf.Me/X.ZIP % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.19--7.29am.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch rGk4D.189128$eR.91088@fx30.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.20--10.32pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy +-, 16.8 Hours, Pan, HighWinds'Blocknews.NET, Jul 20 { 5:35am, 2018 }:35 W; I paid 100$ for my copy. Andrzej posited: > Nobody _buys_ Windows; If you have the money, and you know what you doing, you assemble your PC piece by piece, including windows; I paid 100$ for my copy. > they just get it with their PC. Rich idiots do that, not me. > They live with the complete lack of customization, > security and overall fun My copy of windows is fully customized, _extensively_, and I have _zero_ security concerns. Why ? because I'm _not_ an idiot. > I doubt they consciously chose it. You talking about idiots", not me. > Most don't even know > that something called Windows is on there. Idiots. % HerbertGlazier e5e6b528-979c-42ca-bb58-a1b0884028fb@googlegroups.com MrAA 1c792a91-66b6-4b06-87ee-7625cd6c9a3c@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 91bf5d77-1f9f-4cc5-ba8a-e71042575f7e@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 13b5222c-6cf6-4d5c-bce2-63f094f91f2f@googlegroups.com MrAA 9be6fb17-6bcc-400b-804b-60805120a759@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.20--10.21pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m102 Top; 5 Hours, GoogleG, 205.153.50.12, Jul 20 { 4:21pm, 2018 }:49^(PDT) W; All I ever do, all day long, is follow my passion. > In China, all you have to do is say > "President Xi Jinping is a fink", > and you join the ranks of the slaves! All I ever do, all day long, is follow my passion. % HerbertGlazier aa140210-bca8-4fa4-9e69-8a124e70c9b7@googlegroups.com MrAA a6b8e794-4d32-4597-9bd5-f3b05a15085b@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier fc9f960c-fe40-4903-b5ce-7bdc68da6830@googlegroups.com MrAA a39742e9-2c77-4ded-b8ab-f569a94984f9@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.20--9.56pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 2 m102 Top; 5.3 Hours, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 20 { 4: pm, 2018 }:26^(PDT) W;Q Gravity is residual eXergy. > > every thing has inertia(mass) In physics "mass" means "rest mass", and photons are never at rest. > I have spent most of my life trying to find [ gravity's source ] ! Gravity is residual eXergy. % alal65536@gmail_com d72d9e72-b797-401c-8a7c-5c569058727d@googlegroups.com The_Starmaker%starmaker@ix_ 5B4F9608.3A96@ix.netcom.com HerbertGlazier aaf0714f-d79f-462c-9061-d79f742e5422@googlegroups.com hanson%hanson@quick_net pir3hr$fph$1@dont-email.me HerbertGlazier a58be153-9ff2-43ba-bdf2-7056a57394f8@googlegroups.com MrAA 7ad9d721-ece1-4dd0-b0f1-627a67171996@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.20--9.48pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 4 m102 Top; 6.6 Hours, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 20 { 2:43pm, 2018 }:59^(PDT) W;w We are the robot aliens. > intelligent chips against morons (teamsters)! We are the robot aliens. We're consumption machines, exploiting a niche, (poorly) programmed by nature to take the LessBad "option". At the start, there was "no entropy" ("no time, no space"), just "eXergy" ( a type of energy that can do physical work, force * distance ). Eventually, this eXergy will be consumed away, replaced with entropy, leaving us with a uniform heat bath that has all of the energy but none of the eXergy. Gravity is residual eXergy. Everything decays, even gravity; hence the arrow of time. Einstein's Cosmological Constant ( 1.11 * 10^"52 / Meters^2 ) tells us that outer space is growing EXPONENTIALLY, gravity is dying off; -- i.e. the "Heat Death" predicted by Lord Kelvin, 1852, is the most likley outcome. % HerbertGlazier fb45860c-f1c4-4125-a746-06a6d52239ce@googlegroups.com MrAA 98e9fb19-10f0-4062-9ca7-81146edbd90b@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.20--9.37pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 5 m102 Top; 6.7 Hours, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 20 { 2:39pm, 2018 }:53^(PDT) W; There's no limit to our stupidity; it's boundless, infinite. > history is infinite.... It can thin out,(cold)but never to absolute zero. > > I like Infinite! The "known" universe is 13.8 billion years old. There's no limit to our stupidity; it's boundless, infinite. % BenJacoby pij8g8$1fkm$1@gioia.aioe.org hanson%hanson@quick_net pijae2$fjg$1@dont-email.me MrAA 1d6e436b-c74f-48ba-a6d5-e9d1f5a80995@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.18--3.18am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby pinp2c$pqe$5@gioia.aioe.org HerbertGlazier a3a7c61e-26ef-42f5-a456-539fa662ce09@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.20--9.27pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m225 Dropped; 4.9 Hours, GoogleG, 74.118.32.5, Jul 20 { 4:24pm, 2018 }:15^(PDT) W;F Girls do NOT care about the size; men do, not girls. Bert wrote: > Hanson has a Jewish pecker. Rabbi:s took off 3 inches(WOW) > Girls laugh and no sex. Girls do NOT care about the size; men do, not girls. Jeff-Relf.Me/Statue.of.David.JPG > No sex is a brain killer. Everyone, including myself, is better off when I don't have sex. % Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.19--7.29am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy Rich techies buy Windows. Rich idiots buy Apple. Smart bums put Linux on a DumpsterPC. Rich techies buy Windows. % HerbertGlazier bbeae1fa-6e4b-4ccf-92ff-7fd01631e5dc@googlegroups.com BenJacoby pij8g8$1fkm$1@gioia.aioe.org hanson%hanson@quick_net pijae2$fjg$1@dont-email.me MrAA 1d6e436b-c74f-48ba-a6d5-e9d1f5a80995@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.18--3.18am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 3 m106 Top; 11.4 Hours, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 17 { 3:43pm, 2018 }:47^(PDT) W9k "God" (Bert) stepped on it. > What is wrong with your brain, hanson? "God" (Bert) stepped on it. % MrAA 3ee5ca0c-3e51-441d-8271-a4040e240246@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.14--4.27pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby pie3s2$1bt7$3@gioia.aioe.org MrAA 8700b831-1a13-45e7-a1ff-f3f3c7fbeea1@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.15--5.35pm.Seattle.2018 MrAA f293cf62-7690-487a-802e-9e5b7d08724e@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.16--5.48pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate q% 5 m104 Top; 3.9 Hours, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 16 { 1:25pm, 2018 }:46^(PDT) W9Tj In Japan, you pay about 6 months rent up front. > My landlord took a chance with me, > and I have not been late once on my rent. > > He has been burned by some other renters, > but he just seems to take it in stride as a cost of doing business. > Perhaps it's the cost of having a heart instead of being a Scrooge. He's nice because he knows how slow and expensive the court system is; one of my tenants owes 2 months rent, 1,600$. In Japan, you pay about 6 months rent up front, and, unless you're really special, you'll not get any of it back. In Seattle, we're not allowed to research one's criminal history, much less act on it. Often, when a "thievivg junkie" can't pay his rent, he calls the city inspector, as if that'd help him; the cost of appeasing inspectors exceeds taxes, some years. My only consolation is that their credit report is dinged. % RonB%ronb02NOSPAM@gmail_com phfok1$fmb$3@dont-email.me HughHuntzinger a960d541-aed5-43b0-9fd9-7e6ec469940a@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.10--2.24am.Seattle.2018 JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.10--1.52pm.Seattle.2018 Storage_Unit%storage_unit 0eet1f-5ld.ln1@news.neodome.net Lewis%g_kreme@gmail_com_ slrnpkpgik.13ie.g.kreme@Snow.local Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.16--10.15am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Comp.OS.Windows-10, News.Software.Readers, Comp.Lang.C++, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m1 Shifty; 23.1 Minutes, slrn'openMac, Eternal-September.ORG, Jul 16 { 9: 5am, 2018 }:40 W9e Switch SysFolders to Short, Friendly Paths, all under "C:\__" ( Home ). > > > Launch( L"/Program Files/Common Files/microsoft shared/ink/TabTip.EXE" ), > > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > > Things like that are the reason why Windows programs suddenly break when > > something is not installed to default location. > > Are you even able to install microsoft crap in a custom location? > > Microsoft has been reliant on hard-coded paths since before Windows, > and Windows 10 is no different. I've been doing the following for many years now [ Jeff-Relf.Me/Win10.REG ]: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Environment] "TMP"="C:\\__\\Tmp" "TEMP"="C:\\__\\Tmp" ; Telnet.EXE, Zip.EXE, UnZip.EXE, 7z.EXE, nirCmd.EXE, Brc.EXE, pcre.DLL, ffmPeg.EXE "Path"="C:\\__\\EXEs\\Shell" % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.10--2.24am.Seattle.2018 JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.10--1.52pm.Seattle.2018 Storage_Unit%storage_unit 0eet1f-5ld.ln1@news.neodome.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.15--10.09pm.Seattle.2018 JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.16--6.12am.Seattle.2018 Paul%nospam@needed_invalid pii74k$7pj$1@dont-email.me Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.16--10.04am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Comp.OS.Windows-10, Comp.Lang.C++ q% 1 m1 Shifty; 2.8 Hours, Ratcatcher/2_0_0_25, Eternal-September.ORG, Jul 16 { 6:38am, 2018 }:29^(-4) W9G "PROCESS_TERMINATE" in "Jeff-Relf.Me/X.CPP" in "Jeff-Relf.Me/X.ZIP". Paul wrote: > > The "Touch Keyboard" doesn't always come up Right away. > > So you're one of these people then... > stackoverflow.com/questions/38774139/show-touch-keyboard-tabtip-exe-in-windows-10-anniversary-edition Exactly. When the "Touch Keyboard" doesn't come up Right away: Kill( "WindowsInternal.ComposableShell.Experiences.TextInput.InputApp.EXE" ). Launch( "TabTip.EXE" ). My "Touch Keyboard" toggle is tied to a mouse button; DoubleClicking it does the ReStart. See "PROCESS_TERMINATE" in "X.CPP" in "Jeff-Relf.Me/X.ZIP". % MrChrisV pqk6kd5538fmdotdqq4dt158ij1l10msh2@4ax.com . b1ed98cf-c824-4ec5-bf6c-dba17cbd7703@googlegroups.com . d199kdtbln84pmdne2ts2p21vonqr8p08d@4ax.com . 8e92578c-8e80-4a81-96bc-861b5fcf2e04@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.15--0.16pm.Seattle.2018 MrAA e1cd240f-39e1-4cab-9beb-e0efec5c5123@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.16--9.28am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 4 m102 Top; 2.2 Hours, GoogleG, 205.153.50.5, Jul 15 { 3:14pm, 2018 }:40^(PDT) W8 It's good to be King. The house doesn't gamble. > > they're racing to spend all the money, far into the future, > > leaving us with no stake in the game, > > No chance to win, No chance to lose. > > One lucky player here in Oregon won the government's > Power Ball game ( the Oregon retirement plan ). > > That he won a 154.4 million lottery is such a lie! > They only let him keep 61.7 million of it! > Like so many lies we hear all the time today! It's good to be King. The house doesn't gamble. % . 20180714BiFe66iKiPe92eDaWa48bHe@Se26 Arindam_Banerjee% e1cebc9f-9048-45fd-97d1-0ca3d8f85373@googlegroups.com MrAA 82c102a2-8485-4670-bc58-9d74d9ef7952@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.14--4.09pm.Seattle.2018 Arindam_Banerjee% 5e4f3b88-92a0-4e1a-b2fe-2ebb5edafaf3@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.16--5.46am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m49 Dropped; 16.2 Minutes, GoogleG, 81.18.200.30, Jul 15 { 9:55pm, 2018 }:27^(PDT) W8/W You shouldn't feel pride or shame. Arindam Banerjee wrote: > SHAME is the key to the Indian character. > To prevent SHAME, one has to be stoic. > > Shamelessness is the key to the modern Western character > as evident from media, politics, foreign policy, > advertising, pornography etc. as shamelessness makes money. You shouldn't feel pride or shame. You're a product of your environment, it's a "gift"; you had nothing to do with it. In India, people continually produce babies, hoping for survival. We're consumption machines, exploiting a niche, programmed by nature to take the LessBad "option", naturally. % Precedence of C Operators: ----------------- --------------- ------------------------------------ Associativity ( Left to right ) Category Operator ----------------- --------------- ------------------------------------ Postfix () [] -> . ++ - - Right to left Unary + - ! ~ ++ - - (type) * & sizeof Multiplicative * / % Additive + - Shift << >> Relational < <= > >= Equality == != Bitwise AND & Bitwise XOR ^ Bitwise OR | Logical AND && Logical OR || Right to left Conditional Bool ? True : False Right to left Assignment = += -= *= /= %= >>= <<= &= ^= |= Comma , % Ian_Hilliard%nospam@nospam_org fq0renFglc7U1@mid.individual.net RonB%ronb02NOSPAM@gmail_com phfok1$fmb$3@dont-email.me HughHuntzinger a960d541-aed5-43b0-9fd9-7e6ec469940a@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.10--2.24am.Seattle.2018 JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.10--1.52pm.Seattle.2018 Storage_Unit%storage_unit 0eet1f-5ld.ln1@news.neodome.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.15--10.09pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Comp.OS.Windows-10, News.Software.Readers, Comp.Lang.C++, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m1 Shifty; 1.6 Hours, Emacs'openMac, Neodome.NET, Jul 15 { 8: 1pm, 2018 }:42^(-5) W8f As I get older, I give fewer and fewer fucks. "Storage_Unit" [sic] replied to me : > > if ( Msg.message == WM_HOTKEY && Msg.wParam == 'K' ) > > Launch( L"/Program Files/Common Files/microsoft shared/ink/TabTip.EXE" ), > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > Things like that are the reason why Windows programs suddenly break > when something is not installed to default location. Amen to that, it's a _damn_serious_ problem. My code, on the other hand, affects no one but me. > By the way, Jeff, why no HTML posts anymore? <PRE> is thee _only_ way to post a "table" (report); otherwise, it won't display properly on Google Groups. As I get older, I give fewer and fewer fucks. % MrChrisV 3hf9kd5h16475vnp82nbpe5di88gnsk7u1@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 8411ebd8-c069-4697-8799-336ef8152388@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.15--1.04pm.Seattle.2018 BranimirMaksimovic C5O2D.2051457$Vp2.1550616@fx38.am4 JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.15--1.32pm.Seattle.2018 BranimirMaksimovic 5CO2D.898930$7B3.867239@fx13.am4 Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.15--5.55pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics s% 7 m13 Cool; 3.4 Hours, slrn'Linux, HighWinds'Usenet-News.NET, Jul 15 { 2: pm, 2018 }:49 W8n I don't need glasses. > >> What's your distance from monitor? 5 meters? > > > > Arm's length. > > You will loose your sight ;( I can read the SuperFine print on U.S. currency; most people can't. Now that I'm almost 60, in a dark room, I need to shine a light on it. _If_ I wanted to read the menu at McDonald's, or watch a show at the theater, I'd need glasses; but I don't, so I don't need glasses. My eyes get tired, these days, after 16 hours of heavy computer usage. % MrAA d56e914e-ed92-4415-98bb-0f755790a157@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.14--3.43pm.Seattle.2018 MrAA 3ee5ca0c-3e51-441d-8271-a4040e240246@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.14--4.27pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby pie3s2$1bt7$3@gioia.aioe.org MrAA 8700b831-1a13-45e7-a1ff-f3f3c7fbeea1@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.15--5.35pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 3 m102 Top; 1.9 Hours, GoogleG, 205.153.50.5, Jul 15 { 3:30pm, 2018 }:56^(PDT) W8u Would you rent to me ? to Bert ? to Air B&B guys ? MrAA told Ben: > Jeff already offered to rent to me once. Would you rent to me ? to Bert ? to Air B&B guys ? % MrChrisV ian6kdl0p19b6a12gq5n3e0fdai6c9lhmj@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 30595a99-0526-41e8-9a73-be9b5d04247f@googlegroups.com MrChrisV 3hf9kd5h16475vnp82nbpe5di88gnsk7u1@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 8411ebd8-c069-4697-8799-336ef8152388@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.15--1.04pm.Seattle.2018 BranimirMaksimovic C5O2D.2051457$Vp2.1550616@fx38.am4 Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.15--1.32pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 7 m12 Cool; 4.4 Minutes, slrn'Linux, HighWinds'Usenet-News.NET, Jul 15 { 1:26pm, 2018 }:10 W8 Arm's length. > > My 39 button g600 mouse (Jeff-Relf.Me/g600.PNG) > > and g633 HeadSet are portable, but not my ArmMounted, > > 40 inch, 4k, curved monitor ( set to arm's length ). > > What's your distance from monitor? 5 meters? Arm's length. % MrChrisV ts2njdl4nbin23rues4vbou3r4402kd3jd@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 6e74b949-d320-4c72-8530-99c2e3acd0da@googlegroups.com MrChrisV ian6kdl0p19b6a12gq5n3e0fdai6c9lhmj@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 30595a99-0526-41e8-9a73-be9b5d04247f@googlegroups.com MrChrisV 3hf9kd5h16475vnp82nbpe5di88gnsk7u1@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 8411ebd8-c069-4697-8799-336ef8152388@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.15--1.04pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 13 m91 Top; 5.2 Days, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Jul 10 { 7:27am, 2018 }:33^(PDT) W5O My next monitor will be a HeadSet, hopefully. "chrisv" [sic] wrote: > > I want only one main work computer, a desktop. > > I don't like using laptops, really. My next monitor will be a HeadSet, hopefully. Now that I've got Win10's "Touch Keyboard" working, I no longer need my bulky g910 keyboard. My 39 button g600 mouse (Jeff-Relf.Me/g600.PNG) and g633 HeadSet are portable, but not my ArmMounted, 40 inch, 4k, curved monitor ( set to arm's length ). % Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ phopvj$5lh$1@dont-email.me Checkmate%ricksabian1@gmail_ MPG.35a99490a45f545899428b@news.altopia.com MrChrisV pqk6kd5538fmdotdqq4dt158ij1l10msh2@4ax.com HughHuntzinger b1ed98cf-c824-4ec5-bf6c-dba17cbd7703@googlegroups.com MrChrisV d199kdtbln84pmdne2ts2p21vonqr8p08d@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 8e92578c-8e80-4a81-96bc-861b5fcf2e04@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.15--0.16pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 14 m91 Top; 5.2 Days, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Jul 10 { 6:32am, 2018 }:21^(PDT) W5F No chance to win, No chance to lose. Governments are _not_ smarter than the market, no one is. Billion dollar trains to nowhere. Still, they're racing to spend all the money, far into the future, leaving us with no stake in the game, No chance to win, No chance to lose. % HerbertGlazier a0ff0084-a562-4b1f-82ff-4b6b51a019ca@googlegroups.com MrAA d4e987c2-80c6-4a9b-a009-23902afcbe0e@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 415c201e-c4e5-4392-ab05-75a982f76a8c@googlegroups.com MrAA d56e914e-ed92-4415-98bb-0f755790a157@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.14--3.43pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby pie3i0$1bt7$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.14--6.28pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate s% 3 m163 Dropped; 57 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, Aioe.ORG, Jul 14 { 5:12pm, 2018 }:47^(-4) W82l God has stepped on you, I can hear the squealing. Ben wrote: > sucking at the public teat... socialism... Utopia God has stepped on you, Ben, I can hear the squealing. Everyone is a "rent slave", everyone bows down before the government, everyone pays property taxes, everyone is someone's bitch, a bottom. Look around the world. Who breeds more ? the rich or the poor ? Who raises rich kids ? _Not_ the parents, I assure you. Baby Trump was sent off to boarding school ASAP because kids suck. % HerbertGlazier a0ff0084-a562-4b1f-82ff-4b6b51a019ca@googlegroups.com MrAA d4e987c2-80c6-4a9b-a009-23902afcbe0e@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 415c201e-c4e5-4392-ab05-75a982f76a8c@googlegroups.com MrAA d56e914e-ed92-4415-98bb-0f755790a157@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.14--3.43pm.Seattle.2018 MrAA 3ee5ca0c-3e51-441d-8271-a4040e240246@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.14--4.27pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m98 Top; 5.5 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 14 { 4: 8pm, 2018 }:25^(PDT) W7 Everyone and their dog can see that you didn't pay those medical bills. > the hospital turned me over to a collection agency. > They called me for a while, but I just stopped taking their calls. > What good is insurance ? Everyone and their dog can see that you didn't pay those medical bills. Because of that, some might not rent to you, or hire you. % . 20180714BiFe66iKiPe92eDaWa48bHe@Se26 Arindam_Banerjee% e1cebc9f-9048-45fd-97d1-0ca3d8f85373@googlegroups.com MrAA 82c102a2-8485-4670-bc58-9d74d9ef7952@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.14--4.09pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate q% 2 m97 Top; 46.1 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 14 { 3: pm, 2018 }: 1^(PDT) W71 Geographical determination. Money melts away in the hot Brazilian sun. Long, dark winters and cloudy summers ( in England ) created the SunAdverse white man and the BankingInternet system that now _rules_ the world. Boo sun, yay Seattle. According to Rosenkranz, Einstein attributes the " alleged stoicism of the Indians he encounters to geographical determination [by asking]: ' Wouldn't we too, in this climate, become like the Indians ? '. " % Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ pi6odr$ig8$1@dont-email.me HerbertGlazier 11f3c91f-98cf-45a7-831c-9f57ab3c4063@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier a0ff0084-a562-4b1f-82ff-4b6b51a019ca@googlegroups.com MrAA d4e987c2-80c6-4a9b-a009-23902afcbe0e@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 415c201e-c4e5-4392-ab05-75a982f76a8c@googlegroups.com MrAA d56e914e-ed92-4415-98bb-0f755790a157@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.14--3.43pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy s% 1 m96 Top; 26.8 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.50.10, Jul 14 { 2:23pm, 2018 }:51^(PDT) W7 Last few decades, I spent _nothing_ on doctors. > doctors can't be trusted. > The brainwashing is being done by big pharma! Last few decades, I spent _nothing_ on doctors. I've had _bad_ tooth and gum pain, but a salt water rinse takes care of it. ...... When Win95 first came out, I was programming heavily, all through the night, and I got sick, so I took some cold medicine. Also, I got very excited about buying a new mouse, and the bus ride made me car sick. After exiting the bus, into the cold and dark, I ran up a steep hill and passed out; someone called 911. Pleading poverty, I refuse to go to the emergency room, so the paramedics gave me a blanket and released me, no charge. ...... After smoking a huge Cuban cigar, 2008, I woke up the next morning super sick. Worried, I walked to the emergency room; they found nothing. It cost me nothing because my income was so low; I had $25 left, after paying rent; nothing in the bank, no savings. % Hamilcar_Barca%roys29888 fptd0bFrbg7U1@mid.individual.net Ian_Hilliard%nospam@nospam_org fq0renFglc7U1@mid.individual.net RonB%ronb02NOSPAM@gmail_com phfok1$fmb$3@dont-email.me HughHuntzinger a960d541-aed5-43b0-9fd9-7e6ec469940a@googlegroups.com . Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.10--2.24am.Seattle.2018 . Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.10--1.52pm.Seattle.2018 Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.13--1.47am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Comp.OS.Windows-10, News.Software.Readers, Comp.Lang.C++, Alt.Checkmate q% 8 m77 Top; 6.6 Days, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Jul 3 { 5:26am, 2018 }:17^(PDT) W0| ReKilling Cortana zombies. Previously, I wrote: > Alt+Shift+Ctrl+K: Toggles "Touch Keyboard" On/Off. > "Randomly", the keyboard is slow to come up; I'm working on it. The fix was to ReKill Cortana. Windows Update brings Cortana back from the dead, as a zombie; Zombie Cortana then randomly blocks "Touch Keyboard". Find the Cortana process in the TaskManager -> "Open File Location". ReTake, ReGain ownership of the Cortana folder. Try to rename the folder [ a prompt will come up ]; kill Cortana so you can _Quickly_ hit "Try again", thus renaming it before Cortana returns from the dead. Copy Over a TextFile and give it the same name as the Cortana folder, so (hopefully) the folder won't get ReCreated. Merge the following into the registry and ReBoot: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Windows Search] "AllowCortana"=dword:0 % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--9.33pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger 89823d4d-1970-47e0-b2c7-6b430095f80b@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.10--6.12pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger c240fff0-a317-4d09-8886-a06c14525157@googlegroups.com MrChrisV vrtbkd9hmqqg1k6kh7hghe5bd7ldc1eu40@4ax.com BotBoy fqpj7dF5dn5U5@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.12--1.54pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 15 m270 Mad; 2.7 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, Jul 12 { 10:59am, 2018 }: 9^(-7) W6C No one wants to play a game where there are winners and losers. Someone wrote: > reducing income redistribution to the very rich > helps with that [beggars], too. > It really ties into almost all societal ills. With smart people like you in control, no money will be wasted, I'm sure. The bureaucracy is brilliant, compared to the market. No one wants to play a game where there are winners and losers. % Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.11--11.44pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate Money melts away in the hot Brazilian sun. Money melts away in the hot Brazilian sun. Long, dark winters and cloudy summers ( in England ) created the SunAdverse white man and the BankingInternet system that now _rules_ the world. Boo sun, yay Seattle. % I live alone, no pets, in Seattle (USA), near the University of Washington. Housing: 0$; My 250 square foot private room, in my 32 unit "rooming house" (SRO), is free because I manage the house. Market Price is 750$ per month; all utilities, including Internet, are free. My VoIP phone (VoIP.MS) is 85 cents per month. Transportation: 0$; I just walk; No bus, No car. Amazon and WalMart deliver ( "free" shipping ). Health insurance: 0$ per decade; I spent nothing on health care, last few decades. Food: 0$; free 200$ per month "food stamps" ( SNAP ). % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--9.33pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger 89823d4d-1970-47e0-b2c7-6b430095f80b@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.10--6.12pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger c240fff0-a317-4d09-8886-a06c14525157@googlegroups.com MrChrisV vrtbkd9hmqqg1k6kh7hghe5bd7ldc1eu40@4ax.com RonB%ronb02NOSPAM@gmail_com pi5ffu$rli$1@dont-email.me Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.11--0.37pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m68 Dropped; 1.3 Hours, slrn'Linux, Eternal-September.ORG, Jul 11 { 10:41am, 2018 }:18 W56L There are no thieving junkies in Japan; No Beggars, No heroin addicts. There are no thieving junkies in Japan; No Beggars, No heroin addicts. At worst, you'll see a few ( very few ) highly organized, super clean, homeless geezers ( old farts ) who drink, smoke, and gamble too much. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--4.04pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger 3c634e66-3034-4a48-855a-22e91803fdb4@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--7.58pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger c88c39aa-3d01-4bae-adb3-73834c4a6299@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--9.33pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger 89823d4d-1970-47e0-b2c7-6b430095f80b@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.10--6.12pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 11 m81 Top; 8 Hours, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Jul 10 { 5:54am, 2018 }:31^(PDT) W59V Money is no substitute for youth and vitality. You (Hugh) replied to me: > > Will you be consuming less, then ? > > To a fairly broad degree, I already do. > The house isn't actually large You probably occupy 20 times more space than me. Where I live, renting 160 square feet is common; some are as low as 90 square feet... tiny indeed. > the daily commute only takes ~1 gallon of fuel. That's 30 gallons a month more than me, not counting your air travel. > sure, we do some air travel I don't rent hotels, don't eat in restaurants, and don't fly on jets; I walk, and cook for myself. > > Perfection isn't attainable > > Not asking for perfection - just merely not a system that's > a deliberate train wreck to rip off unadvantaged consumers. > .... > an uninsured patient is being asked to pay nearly 10x more. Money is no substitute for youth and vitality. % Hamilcar_Barca%roys29888 fptd0bFrbg7U1@mid.individual.net Ian_Hilliard%nospam@nospam_org fq0renFglc7U1@mid.individual.net RonB%ronb02NOSPAM@gmail_com phfok1$fmb$3@dont-email.me HughHuntzinger a960d541-aed5-43b0-9fd9-7e6ec469940a@googlegroups.com . Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.10--2.24am.Seattle.2018 Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.10--1.52pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Comp.OS.Windows-10, News.Software.Readers, Comp.Lang.C++, Alt.Checkmate q% 8 m77 Top; 6.6 Days, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Jul 3 { 5:26am, 2018 }:17^(PDT) W0| Toggling "Touch Keyboard" On/Off, Firefox and Chrome. Previously, I wrote: > I love my ArmMounted, 40 inch, 4k, curved monitor, at arm's length, > in bed; but, with no real desk or touch screen, > hardware keyboards are a major pain in the ass. > > So I was thrilled by the "Touch Keyboard" recently introduced > to the Windows 10, MouseOnly DesktopMode; > what's more, it lets me (voice) dictate text. > > Now, "Jeff-Relf.Me/X.HTM" supports these SystemWide "HotKeys" > ( assigned to g600 mouse buttons, Jeff-Relf.Me/g600.PNG ): > > Alt+Shift+Ctrl+K: Toggles "Touch Keyboard" On/Off. > Alt+Shift+Ctrl+M: Toggles Monitor On/Off(asleep). Compared to other apps, Firefox and Chrome are very picky about how they interact with the Touch Keyboard; so " Show Touch Keyboard button ", in SysTray, Must be Enabled. "Randomly", the keyboard is slow to come up; I'm working on it. HWND Win, TaskBar, SysTray, Keyboard ; MSG Msg ; ... TaskBar = FindWindow( L"Shell_TrayWnd", 0 ); SysTray = FindWindowEx( TaskBar, 0, L"TrayNotifyWnd", 0 ); Keyboard = FindWindowEx( SysTray, 0, L"TIPBand", 0 ); .... RegisterHotKey( Win, 'K', MOD_CONTROL | MOD_ALT | MOD_SHIFT | MOD_NOREPEAT, 'K' ); .... if ( Msg.message == WM_HOTKEY && Msg.wParam == 'K' ) Launch( L"/Program Files/Common Files/microsoft shared/ink/TabTip.EXE" ), PostMessage( Keyboard, WM_LBUTTONDOWN, 0, 0 ), PostMessage( Keyboard, WM_LBUTTONUP, 0, 0 ); % MrChrisV guicjd9njvrsse7o39ud1u8sjb5pmb7sk7@4ax.com FabianRussell 9799db1e-1289-4924-929e-7023c5225995@googlegroups.com MrChrisV p64djd96p3uvi0frbtbob8vfg9tbm427g8@4ax.com HughHuntzinger abf9258e-8184-4fe0-bbc2-2f0c86ec60df@googlegroups.com MrChrisV 168kjd1qpr2m2koboocruhon678c1cchvn@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 40189621-c240-45e0-9322-236a3379ffff@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--9.47pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 10 m77 Top; 1.1 Weeks, GoogleG, Jul 2 { 7:19am, 2018 }:27^(PDT) W/W I, a 58 year old, am doing better than half of my peers. > Median retirement savings of families between 56 and 61: $17,000" > cnbc.com/2017/04/07/how-much-the-average-family-has-saved-for-retirement-at-every-age.html I, a 58 year old, am doing better than half of my peers. > Personally, I'm just glad to have been lucky enough to have had a good pension > program that's not (fingers crossed /"yet") been abolished like so many others' have. Civil servants are FILTHY RICH, compared to me. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--1.16pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger 86f196ef-abc0-4140-87a4-3175a8e71050@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--4.04pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger 3c634e66-3034-4a48-855a-22e91803fdb4@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--7.58pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger c88c39aa-3d01-4bae-adb3-73834c4a6299@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--9.33pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 15 m77 Top; 5.5 Minutes, GoogleG, 71.251.44.210, Jul 9 { 8:15pm, 2018 }:46^(PDT) W4 China's greatest division: father and son. You (Hugh) replied to me: > > You live in a large house, I live in a tiny apartment. > > You commute, and jet around the world; I just walk. > > Oh, so is that what drives the rankings of the likes of chrisv? /s Maybe so; he "likes" you, not me. > > Ironically, you're worried about global warming, not me. > > Oh, the Earth will survive even without us or our civilization. > But crashing the world economy will result in a lot of human misery. Will you be consuming less, then ? > It s been quite disheartening to watch healthcare policy > be systematically evicerated. Perfection isn't attainable; in many ways, capitalism is both Less Bad and More Fun than "communism" (autocracy). Xi JinPing isn't addressing China's greatest division: father and son. Kids bypass China's censorship with ease. The older ones, the parents, won't know what hit them. Families will be ripped apart, dazed and confused. Look around the world. Who breeds more ? the rich or the poor ? Who raises rich kids ? _Not_ their parents, I assure you. Baby Trump was sent off to boarding school ASAP because kids suck. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--1.16pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger 86f196ef-abc0-4140-87a4-3175a8e71050@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--3.25pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger 2485c71f-d476-4360-b6cd-444983c6a03f@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--6.13pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger 44a7ef47-5734-46b1-ae10-9842021d6d35@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--8.19pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 15 m76 Top; 1.2 Hours, GoogleG, 71.251.44.210, Jul 9 { 6:45pm, 2018 }:35^(PDT) W4 No sane person is worried about such minor details. You (Hugh) replied to me: > > No money exchanged hands; so no one, not even a tax auditor, > > could properly estimate the dollar value. > > Irrelevant, for the bartering parties are still required to report, > which includes their estimate of value. Clearly, > if the 200 BBQ chicken dinners are lowballed as allegedly worth only $200, > any auditor that s still breathing is going to slam dunk nail them for tax fraud. No sane person is worried about such minor details; 1099s aren't even stored as "structured/searchable" text. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--0.07pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger a0945320-1d69-474d-af9b-1a32538c8fe0@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--1.16pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger 86f196ef-abc0-4140-87a4-3175a8e71050@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--4.04pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger 3c634e66-3034-4a48-855a-22e91803fdb4@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--7.58pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 15 m75 Top; 32.5 Minutes, GoogleG, 71.251.44.210, Jul 9 { 5:42pm, 2018 }: ^(PDT) W40 Tolerant caregivers. You (Hugh) replied to me: > > Your consumption rate is 100 times greater than mine. > > Probably not. As you ve illustrated with your statements on > barter and/or other off-the-book forms of compensation, your > total real consumption is apparently higher than your  paper one. You live in a large house, I live in a tiny apartment. You commute, and jet around the world; I just walk. Ironically, you're worried about global warming, not me. > > One may retire by spending less or earning more; > > I chose the former, you chose the latter. > > if someone happens to be willing to pay me well > for something I really enjoy, who am I to tell them that they > could have paid me less ? I can repurpose that surplus into my own > priorities, be that for benefiting local museums, schools or whatever. Unintentionally, I've taken countless people off the streets, babysitting them; PTSD and dementia are common issues. Money and free housing isn't enough, they need tolerant caregivers, as many of them drink, smoke, and lash out randomly. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--0.07pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger a0945320-1d69-474d-af9b-1a32538c8fe0@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--1.16pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger 86f196ef-abc0-4140-87a4-3175a8e71050@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--3.25pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger 2485c71f-d476-4360-b6cd-444983c6a03f@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--6.13pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 15 m74 Top; 17.4 Minutes, GoogleG, 71.251.44.210, Jul 9 { 3:59pm, 2018 }: 8^(PDT) W4B Estimating the dollar value. You (Hugh) replied to me: > > Suppose I treat you to a nice fish roast, out in the woods. > > Later, you return the favor, giving me a similar meal. > > If I tried to report that, using form-1099b, you'd think I was insane. > > what if you served 200 members of a chicken farmers annual meeting > and the reciprocity was a chicken BBQ for 200 fishmongers ? No money exchanged hands; so no one, not even a tax auditor, could properly estimate the dollar value. % MrChrisV pqk6kd5538fmdotdqq4dt158ij1l10msh2@4ax.com HughHuntzinger b1ed98cf-c824-4ec5-bf6c-dba17cbd7703@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--0.07pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger a0945320-1d69-474d-af9b-1a32538c8fe0@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--1.16pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger 86f196ef-abc0-4140-87a4-3175a8e71050@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--4.04pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy +Top, 50.3 Minutes, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Jul 9 { 3: 6pm, 2018 }:53^(PDT) W4r Your consumption rate is 100 times greater than mine. You (Hugh) replied to me: > > "owning" a big home is more expen$$$ive ( and exhausting ), > > then renting a tiny place in the big city. > > How is it that you can't understand this ? ! > > I didn't comment because its intuitively obvious that > if you want more, you'll end up paying more. Your consumption rate is 100 times greater than mine. One may retire by spending less or earning more; I chose the former, you chose the latter. % . b1ed98cf-c824-4ec5-bf6c-dba17cbd7703@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--0.07pm.Seattle.2018 MrAA 88bb7569-4d80-46c2-91ac-81d97613d2fe@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--1.58pm.Seattle.2018 HerbertGlazier d198e7dd-9a61-4241-9693-fffd480d0b5a@googlegroups.com MrAA 73623a15-beec-4c5e-b851-30d2a28cbcf9@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--3.54pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m104 Top; 7.7 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 9 { 3:32pm, 2018 }:52^(PDT) W4 MADD, Mothers Against Drunk Driving. MrAA to Bert: > > I spend lots of money + give lots of money to my kids etc. > > So what is your favorite charity, big spender ? MADD, Mothers Against Drunk Driving. % MrChrisV pqk6kd5538fmdotdqq4dt158ij1l10msh2@4ax.com . b1ed98cf-c824-4ec5-bf6c-dba17cbd7703@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--0.07pm.Seattle.2018 MrAA 88bb7569-4d80-46c2-91ac-81d97613d2fe@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--1.58pm.Seattle.2018 MrAA 3365d9db-bc67-4130-b9d8-b472e1ec85ba@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--3.50pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 2 m104 Top; 8.5 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 9 { 3:32pm, 2018 }: 2^(PDT) W4z You spend 3 times what I do. MrAA: > I spend too much on rent. I spend my money differently, that's for sure; I don't drink or eat out. > Other than that, you wouldn't believe how little I spend! You spend 3 times what I do. % MrChrisV pqk6kd5538fmdotdqq4dt158ij1l10msh2@4ax.com HughHuntzinger b1ed98cf-c824-4ec5-bf6c-dba17cbd7703@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--0.07pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger a0945320-1d69-474d-af9b-1a32538c8fe0@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--1.16pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger 86f196ef-abc0-4140-87a4-3175a8e71050@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--3.25pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 15 m73 Top; 7.4 Minutes, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Jul 9 { 3: 6pm, 2018 }:53^(PDT) W4r Bartering. You (Hugh) replied to me: > > Bartering, like fish for chicken, can't be taxed. > > Not quite. The IRS states that bartering is taxable income: > https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/four-facts-about-bartering Suppose I treat you to a nice fish roast, out in the woods. Later, you return the favor, giving me a similar meal. If I tried to report that, using form-1099b, _everyone_ would think I was insane. % HerbertGlazier 1107dcaf-840a-4f11-b585-ac94aec0a033@googlegroups.com MrAA 4f5df1d0-84b7-4e79-b47d-3d1a6a0b8049@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--2.03pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m98 Top; 21 Secs, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 9 { 1:58pm, 2018 }:54^(PDT) W44 Spatial dimensions are virtual, not real. > There is something fundamentally different about time. > In any other dimension I can travel in either direction. > But in time I can only travel in one direction. > That makes it completely different! Unlike time, spatial dimensions are virtual, not real. % Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ phopvj$5lh$1@dont-email.me Checkmate%ricksabian1@gmail_ MPG.35a99490a45f545899428b@news.altopia.com MrChrisV pqk6kd5538fmdotdqq4dt158ij1l10msh2@4ax.com . b1ed98cf-c824-4ec5-bf6c-dba17cbd7703@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--0.07pm.Seattle.2018 MrAA 88bb7569-4d80-46c2-91ac-81d97613d2fe@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--1.58pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 3 m97 Top; 8.4 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 9 { 1:44pm, 2018 }:40^(PDT) W4 To get rich, spend less, like Bert and I do. > > "owning" a big home is more expen$$$ive ( and exhausting ), > > then renting a tiny place in the big city. > > True. But still, I'd rather be rich! To get rich, spend less, like Bert and I do. % Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ phopvj$5lh$1@dont-email.me Checkmate%ricksabian1@gmail_ MPG.35a99490a45f545899428b@news.altopia.com MrChrisV pqk6kd5538fmdotdqq4dt158ij1l10msh2@4ax.com HughHuntzinger b1ed98cf-c824-4ec5-bf6c-dba17cbd7703@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--0.07pm.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger a0945320-1d69-474d-af9b-1a32538c8fe0@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--1.16pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 15 m72 Top; 18.1 Minutes, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Jul 9 { :35pm, 2018 }:51^(PDT) W4 How, pray tell, could you beat this price ? You (Hugh) replied to me: > > How, pray tell, could you beat that price, Hugh ? > > Because IIRC, you're working as the owner's building manager, > which is value-added to the owner. Internet is "free" for all 32 tenants, not just me, because each person's share is 2.50$ per month ( 80$/32 ). Unlimited GigaBytes, Blazing fast. Likewise, "owning" a big home is more expen$$$ive ( and exhausting ), then renting a tiny place in the big city. How is it that you can't understand this ? ! > Even if/when its done in an 'off the books' fashion. Bartering, like fish for chicken, can't be taxed. % HughHuntzinger 91cc94f6-90a2-4efd-a9f8-1bffdcb7d73d@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.5--6.29pm.Seattle.2018 Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ phopvj$5lh$1@dont-email.me Checkmate%ricksabian1@gmail_ MPG.35a99490a45f545899428b@news.altopia.com MrChrisV pqk6kd5538fmdotdqq4dt158ij1l10msh2@4ax.com HughHuntzinger b1ed98cf-c824-4ec5-bf6c-dba17cbd7703@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.9--0.07pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 14 m70 Top; 5 Hours, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Jul 9 { 6: 6am, 2018 }:13^(PDT) W4D How, pray tell, could you beat this price ? > From a big picture, and steady state view, > one always has to pay more for renting, I pay nothing for my Internet; it's free with rent, because my share is 2.50$ per month ( 80$/32 ). How, pray tell, could you beat that price, Hugh ? Likewise, "owning" a big home is more expen$$$ive ( and exhausting ), then renting a tiny place in the big city. I don't commute. I walk. No bus, train or taxi. I have only cash and job incomes, no liabilities. % HerbertGlazier 98654fdf-acce-4e3d-b861-82137faaab03@googlegroups.com SamWormley 7efcafde-ce48-4e01-b6c4-8201268cf0dc@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier dfb6fba9-8a67-421b-886f-53484a310934@googlegroups.com MrAA 3a48836b-1a05-44b0-a353-abccdad9bf5f@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier f8a12f6d-cddb-4b94-bff4-7dfa70151ba4@googlegroups.com MrAA d1680d06-1f70-48e8-857c-f87b92eec422@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.8--2.17pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m91 Top; 23.6 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 8 { 1: 3pm, 2018 }:26^(PDT) W3N PTSD and dementia are common. I enjoy 24/7 air conditioning, as cold as I want, in my private room. Often, I download GigaBytes of video, at 27 MegaBits/Sec, and watch them in bed ( at arm's length ) on my ArmMounted, 40 inch, 4k, curved monitor. Last 12 years, I've taken countless people off the streets, babysitting them; PTSD and dementia are common issues. Bert has both. He's hot, drunk, isolated and homeless. He told us: > > > > > 113 F in Anaheim, WOW. > > > > It's 99 F, 14 degrees cooler. > > It's 101 F; cold Bud [ 5 cans ] with MSP chips and canned tuna. > > Not running van engine when going to sleep. > > 4pm and I'm off to the city library, where it's cool. > > I've money and $$$$ coming in. % mitchrae3323@gmail_com 5681c483-0472-41ca-bd03-d547af2361a3@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 6c55b5d0-a8a7-48ef-b632-1bfbee549e59@googlegroups.com hanson%hanson@quick_net ph90rk$7o7$1@dont-email.me HerbertGlazier 1a289205-e97f-4920-8497-d330179f808c@googlegroups.com SamWormley 0954ee65-a12b-41e5-b305-e4b41eaa2dac@googlegroups.com MrAA 10f567e5-ff7d-4a03-87b4-5697833f41f3@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.7--5.03pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Alt.Atheism q% 1 m90 Top; 1.2 Hours, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 7 { 3:22pm, 2018 }:56^(PDT) W3g6 The uncaused cause. > Big Bang believers think the [known] universe is finite. I am not so sure. The unknown universe is infinite. Still: All of history, every lesson ever, every advance, tells me: Randomness is ignorance, nothing more. Everyone, from the serial killer to his executer, slave and master, are best viewed under this light (SuperDeterminism), instead of assuming "free will" ("the uncaused cause"), la Christianity. SuperDeterminism was useful to Einstein, and to me; it is _not_ useful to The Pope. You can't prove anything, not ThermoDynamics ( Entropy and eXergy ), nor General Relativity; in fact, they _contradict_ each other. The best you can do is: - Find it useful ( in its domain ). - Try to Falsify it ( in its domain ). The biggest "loophole" in Bell's Theorem is: It implies _perfect_ knowledge; yet it's an _Ensemble_ of tests, a series, not just one test, like a pollster, asking _10_ people if they'll vote for Hillary or not. Correlation does not imply causation. % HerbertGlazier 961e7560-7459-4bdc-b1bd-d03c302be914@googlegroups.com MrAA 1b926540-90f6-4021-9850-e5d82096399a@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier bf49aa91-fcc1-4ec0-9721-d755f00c9b02@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 68d6decf-8bbe-44fd-ad69-2847fa991913@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 6a6f2230-6931-4cdb-bdf2-76aa7f619be0@googlegroups.com MrAA 8acfa52e-f64d-4dce-8a95-e591b0b6fe48@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.7--4.53pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 2 m90 Top; 1.9 Hours, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 7 { 2:39pm, 2018 }:16^(PDT) W3` Taking the LessBad "option", naturally. > > dying in bed has been over done, not fun Just as there's no "good" way to die, there's no "bad" way to live. We're consumption machines, exploiting a nitch, programmed by nature to take the LessBad "option", naturally. % . qmeajd1uifrm1eibir1kva3j858j9hfc39@4ax.com . 91cc94f6-90a2-4efd-a9f8-1bffdcb7d73d@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.5--6.29pm.Seattle.2018 MrAA 471ca6e6-3947-40e4-9ce5-7ecd95ae8fc6@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.6--3.13pm.Seattle.2018 MrAA 38a34619-f32f-4e5a-8c5e-df1077ccd67f@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.7--4.35pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 6 m90 Top; 1.7 Hours, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 7 { 2:44pm, 2018 }:35^(PDT) W3a I'm dead to her. > I thought you might be worried about your ex-wife dipping into your accounts! She's quite rich, compared to most; I'm amazingly poor. I'm dead to her. % . ph1eb6$2ur$1@dont-email.me . 5ec5cb13-930a-41f0-abb2-0dae75b79573@googlegroups.com . qmeajd1uifrm1eibir1kva3j858j9hfc39@4ax.com . 91cc94f6-90a2-4efd-a9f8-1bffdcb7d73d@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.5--6.29pm.Seattle.2018 MrAA 471ca6e6-3947-40e4-9ce5-7ecd95ae8fc6@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.6--3.13pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m85 Top; 5 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 6 { 3: 2pm, 2018 }:51^(PDT) W2 Would your 30 year mortage be underwater, if the market dropped ? > > I have only cash and job incomes, no liabilities. > > Are all your assets off the books? No, most of it is in banks; I pay income taxes. I've no LongTerm investments. % MrAA aab19d05-cfa7-43ab-a287-7e770e02b2c6@googlegroups.com poraty6@gmail_com 4ce02db0-d9f8-4587-8edc-18b6b4cd10e4@googlegroups.com MrAA c603fa05-c883-434f-9d4b-04fb73d7045c@googlegroups.com poraty6@gmail_com 8b458b37-bc7f-42cd-896f-d9a7516c2e67@googlegroups.com poraty6@gmail_com d559463e-299b-4786-9ea9-3e0df0b513f6@googlegroups.com MrAA a3ed4149-0d7e-4522-8ec7-1477e02aa3cc@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.6--3.00pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m83 Top; 3 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 6 { 2:52pm, 2018 }:29^(PDT) W2 MrAA is ashamed of his name. You ( MrAA ) are ashamed of your name. % HughHuntzinger 9dae9be4-db50-40ef-85fc-0dca9d512712@googlegroups.com MrChrisV jds7jd1d6b4uikk4eah0g4g3revm8l9hf4@4ax.com RonB%ronb02NOSPAM@gmail_com ph1eb6$2ur$1@dont-email.me HughHuntzinger 5ec5cb13-930a-41f0-abb2-0dae75b79573@googlegroups.com MrChrisV qmeajd1uifrm1eibir1kva3j858j9hfc39@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 91cc94f6-90a2-4efd-a9f8-1bffdcb7d73d@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.5--7.01pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 26 m73 Top; 1 Weeks, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Jun 28 { 2: 8pm, 2018 }:26^(PDT) W-[ Baby Trump was sent off to boarding school ASAP because kids suck. > what age do you wish to be able to be retired by ? > Any reason why it wasn't by age 25 ? For the most part, I retired at age 28, when my ex dumped me. Look around the world. Who's having babies, the rich or the poor ? Who raises rich kids ? _Not_ the parents, I assure you. Baby Trump was sent off to boarding school ASAP because kids suck. % HughHuntzinger 9dae9be4-db50-40ef-85fc-0dca9d512712@googlegroups.com MrChrisV jds7jd1d6b4uikk4eah0g4g3revm8l9hf4@4ax.com RonB%ronb02NOSPAM@gmail_com ph1eb6$2ur$1@dont-email.me HughHuntzinger 5ec5cb13-930a-41f0-abb2-0dae75b79573@googlegroups.com MrChrisV qmeajd1uifrm1eibir1kva3j858j9hfc39@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 91cc94f6-90a2-4efd-a9f8-1bffdcb7d73d@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.5--6.29pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 26 m73 Top; 1 Weeks, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Jun 28 { 2: 8pm, 2018 }:26^(PDT) W-[ Would your 30 year mortage be underwater, if the market dropped ? > which is first: your 50th birthday, or its "fully paid off" date? Add up the cost of "owning" ( after taxes, regulations and utilities ) a house and give us a monthly cost analysis. Is it cheaper than renting ? I pay nothing for my Internet; it's free with rent, because my share is 2.50$ per month ( 80$/32 ). Is it closer to your job/hobbies ? I don't commute. I walk. No bus, train or taxi. Would your 30 year mortage be underwater, if the market dropped ? I have only cash and job incomes, no liabilities. % MrAA dee83534-5403-41ae-b3f8-716140c4aef0@googlegroups.com poraty6@gmail_com c9184b4f-69ef-48c9-8e9c-dcf0a86e6884@googlegroups.com poraty6@gmail_com 3a8c41d7-f7e5-4a52-bee7-b50e55676112@googlegroups.com MrAA aab19d05-cfa7-43ab-a287-7e770e02b2c6@googlegroups.com poraty6@gmail_com 4ce02db0-d9f8-4587-8edc-18b6b4cd10e4@googlegroups.com MrAA c603fa05-c883-434f-9d4b-04fb73d7045c@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.5--5.03pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m83 Top; 38.6 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jul 5 { 4:20pm, 2018 }:47^(PDT) W1 Borat is illerate, obviously. > Physical objects have mass Borat is illerate, obviously. Photons have inertia, not "mass" ( rest mass ). % AndrzejMatuch cr25jdhft10ht8qui5v1j3vor09mvgi472@4ax.com nospam%nospam@nospam_invalid 260620181546096818%nospam@nospam.invalid AndrzejMatuch ad65jdpin51t5k9derd9j2gddku90pagkv@4ax.com Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ 8ridnT85jLHqIq_GnZ2dnUU7-XnNnZ2d@giganews.com AndrzejMatuch 2cu6jd5eoh9u4pkk6qsbc817utkncf5r4c@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 23473697-63d4-4abf-91e2-dd52b8a4e34d@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jul.5--4.50pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 39 m73 Top; 1.2 Weeks, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Jun 27 { 7:11am, 2018 }:10^(PDT) W,D North Korea and Bangladesh are serfdoms ? > serfdom was effectively just 'slavery lite' using a different name, > which was adopted because it was advantageous to the owner > (a more profitable structure than having them be household servants, etc). North Korea and Bangladesh are serfdoms, no ? % MrAA 6bfbce9d-2f10-4b00-b5cf-5076c7b374e6@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 743f8239-e745-4edd-9d08-725f6b7a055f@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 8e82686f-2e6d-4b0f-a801-f8fa081b2931@googlegroups.com MrAA 977f846e-2118-43a0-a8b5-8242891be549@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.28--4.42pm.Seattle.2018 HerbertGlazier 2177e776-e110-4063-8949-7f9754cf7bad@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.29--3.14pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m243 Dropped; 44.2 Minutes, GoogleG, 74.118.32.5, Jun 29 { 1:47pm, 2018 }:39^(PDT) W- Everyone rents, everyone pays property taxes. > > > > photons obey the uncertainty principle. > > > > > > Are you certain? > > > > Only death and taxes are certain. > > GOP Mafia can kill, but I'm certain they pay no taxes. Everyone rents, everyone pays property taxes. Rich people buy interesting things, not just food and rent; they make everyone's life less mundane, less banal. % HerbertGlazier 2345c8f1-b47a-409b-a2f3-15a7f1c924f0@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 9d419ec3-449e-4422-99f6-2b213c009112@googlegroups.com MrAA 6bfbce9d-2f10-4b00-b5cf-5076c7b374e6@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 743f8239-e745-4edd-9d08-725f6b7a055f@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 8e82686f-2e6d-4b0f-a801-f8fa081b2931@googlegroups.com MrAA 977f846e-2118-43a0-a8b5-8242891be549@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.28--4.42pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m80 Top; 1.2 Hours, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jun 28 { 3:25pm, 2018 }:19^(PDT) W-hM Only death and taxes are certain. > > photons obey the uncertainty principle. > > Are you certain? Only death and taxes are certain. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.27--0.18pm.Seattle.2018 Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.27--1.15pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m126 Top; 55.8 Minutes, X.HTM, HighWinds'Usenet-News.NET, Jun 27 { :18pm, 2018 }:38^(Seattle) W,c HBO's WestWorld Explained. > HBO's WestWorld Explained The devil, Delores, is the only _real_ thing, post singularity; she created a fake angel, Benard, to make herself feel "free". % Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.27--0.18pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate HBO's WestWorld Explained. HBO's WestWorld Explained: Delores is the BlueEyed, RightWing devil. Bernard is the BrownEyed, LeftWing angel. Bernard created Delores and vice versa. % JohnGohde f96f677b-eba7-40a6-a99a-b2ee9e93c574@googlegroups.com AndrzejMatuch 7j22jdd47tn19p2ndgnib7jkqp33esgcj3@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.26--5.35am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m65 Cool; 20.6 Hours, F_Agent, HighWinds'Blocknews.NET, Jun 25 { 8:29am, 2018 }:49^(-4) W+Y On twitter, Trump is "@realDonaldTrump". On twitter, Trump is "@realDonaldTrump". % . 6740d9484e52bd826021be63cbafc2fa@dizum.com Nomen_Nescio%nobody@dizum_com f8aa4c078b4f4366972a7abd2d3c129b@dizum.com BotBoy fp7n9nFo231U1@mid.individual.net Nomen_Nescio%nobody@dizum_com 64b0bbd72a2b9a5c92b3f07d750789c7@dizum.com AndrzejMatuch 2522jd9rrtvkrhiukoqqrkju7ba843a3qj@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.26--5.20am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Privacy, Alt.Politics.Usa.Constitution, Alt.Privacy.Anon-Server q% 5 m65 Cool; 20.7 Hours, F_Agent, HighWinds'Blocknews.NET, Jun 25 { 8:23am, 2018 }:16^(-4) W+XJ Big Cities have it all, if you don't mind sharing. As you (Andrzej) noted, the most popular cities are the most liberal. Big Cities have it all, if you don't mind sharing. Contract Negotiation is Trump's raison d'tre; in his mind, he does it better than anyone else. Make no mistake, "Better" is "LessBad", not perfect. Some losers blame "the referees" ( the left ), others blame "the players" ( the right ). % Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.26--2.25am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate I can't chill... I can't chill... my badder is allergic to pee. I can't chill... my throat is allergic to food. I can't chill... my eyes are allergic to air. % Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.22--6.52am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate ButtCheek portals. ButtCheek portals: YouTube.COM/watch?v=pvUvOdXiIpM SideBoob ports would also be nice. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.21--11.36am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby UQUWC.138283$la4.20283@fx10.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.21--3.20pm.Seattle.2018 onion@anon_invalid(Mr_On!on 1nqrqij.1nk6l6r1b2blwrN%onion@anon.invalid JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.21--4.05pm.Seattle.2018 onion@anon_invalid(Mr_On!on 1nqrt4l.g1gkpwq4l114N%onion@anon.invalid Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.21--10.34pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m4 Dropped; 5.6 Hours, MacSOUP'Mac, Eternal-September.ORG, Jun 21 { 4:25pm, 2018 }:26^(1) W(V The first goal of ThermoDynamics. You (onion) replied ( to me ): > I don't understand [...] eXergy. Google says: "Exergy" is the energy that is _available_ to be used. After the system and surroundings reach equilibrium, the exergy is zero. Determining exergy was the first goal of thermodynamics. "The heat death of the universe" is a plausible ultimate fate of the universe in which the universe has diminished to a state of "no thermodynamic free energy" ["no eXergy"] and, therefore, can no longer sustain processes that increase entropy. At the start, there was "no entropy" ("no time, no space"), just "eXergy" ( a type of energy that can do physical work, force * distance ). Eventually, this eXergy will be consumed away, replaced with entropy, leaving us with a uniform heat bath that has all of the energy but none of the eXergy. Gravity is residual eXergy. Everything decays, even gravity; hence the arrow of time. Einstein's Cosmological Constant ( 1.11 * 10^"52 / Meters^2 ) tells us that outer space is growing EXPONENTIALLY, gravity is dying off; -- i.e. the "Heat Death" predicted by Lord Kelvin, 1852, is the most likley outcome. % MrChrisV 85ikidl25dbnsic7o39muu8m2ee8sg3do8@4ax.com ScottDoty fp0jahFcaneU5@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.21--11.36am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby UQUWC.138283$la4.20283@fx10.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.21--3.20pm.Seattle.2018 onion@anon_invalid(Mr_On!on 1nqrqij.1nk6l6r1b2blwrN%onion@anon.invalid Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.21--4.05pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m38 Dropped; 32 Secs, MacSOUP'Mac, Eternal-September.ORG, Jun 21 { 3:29pm, 2018 }:32^(1) W( Everything decays, even gravity; hence the arrow of time. You (onion) replied ( to me ): > > At the start, there was "no entropy" ("no time, no space"), just "eXergy" > > ( a type of energy that can do physical work, force * distance ). > > > > Eventually, this eXergy will be consumed away, replaced with entropy, > > leaving us with a uniform heat bath that has all of the energy > > but none of the eXergy. Gravity is residual eXergy. > > Did Einstein know this? Anyway, I'm intrigued, please tell me more. He (Einstein) should have, I think, but he didn't. He invented Lambda, , the cosmological constant, but he couldn't have known it was 1.11 * 10^"52 / Meters^2 . This number indicates that the space between galaxies is growing at an EXPONENTIAL rate, gravity is dying off; -- i.e. the "Heat Death" predicted by Lord Kelvin, 1852, is the most likley outcome. Everything decays, even gravity; hence the arrow of time. % MrChrisV nsciiddckenudd3bq31v25iftil8vesii4@4ax.com BenJacoby 8feWC.318833$ll2.1437@fx35.iad MrChrisV 85ikidl25dbnsic7o39muu8m2ee8sg3do8@4ax.com ScottDoty fp0jahFcaneU5@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.21--11.36am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby UQUWC.138283$la4.20283@fx10.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.21--3.20pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m85 Dropped; 11.4 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Jun 21 { 2:33pm, 2018 }:39^(-4) W( It's my fault. You (Ben) replied ( to me ): > > Some losers blame "the left" ("the refs"), > > others blame "the right" ("capitalist pigs"). > > Referees are the LessBad "option"; perfection is out of reach. > > Talk and theft is all you understand. Right, it's my fault, loser. We're programmed to take the LessBad "option", naturally. At the start, there was "no entropy" ("no time, no space"), just "eXergy" ( a type of energy that can do physical work, force * distance ). Eventually, this eXergy will be consumed away, replaced with entropy, leaving us with a uniform heat bath that has all of the energy but none of the eXergy. Gravity is residual eXergy. % MrChrisV olrhidpepk9ngh0nh61int1l24fbbpcpdg@4ax.com RonB%ronb02NOSPAM@gmail_com pgb9cg$ei8$1@dont-email.me ScottDoty fotlupFq8fdU1@mid.individual.net Stumpee_McGee%stumpeemcgee49 1obnfzayiym4z$.4lec0ijsla0p.dlg@40tude.net RonB%ronb02NOSPAM@gmail_com pge0ss$3b3$1@dont-email.me Stumpee_McGee%stumpeemcgee49 19jubtzw40hio$.6u6lo97e8fut$.dlg@40tude.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.21--11.56am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 4 m15 Cool; 23.8 Hours, 40tude, Individual.NET, Jun 20 { 11:16am, 2018 }:50^(-4) W'<0 I _never_ get MalWare, decade after decade, because I'm not stoopid. > the typical Windows scratch install is a total nightmare > and takes forever. And that's just the OS. > The real "fun" begins with installing the applications. Currently, I'm running the latest update, Windows 10. I run Windows Update, and Windows Defender, once a year. The rest of the year, 364 days, I run no MalWare checks, no updates. I _never_ get MalWare, decade after decade, because I'm not stoopid. Windows Update TRASHES most of my settings, and it "updates" FireFox too, destroying my settings. I know the drill; I restore everything, all my settings. % BotBoy fosoa6Fkth5U2@mid.individual.net Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ 1oadnfokjN-9s7TGnZ2dnUU7-X_NnZ2d@giganews.com MrChrisV nsciiddckenudd3bq31v25iftil8vesii4@4ax.com BenJacoby 8feWC.318833$ll2.1437@fx35.iad MrChrisV 85ikidl25dbnsic7o39muu8m2ee8sg3do8@4ax.com ScottDoty fp0jahFcaneU5@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.21--11.36am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 2 m56 Cool; 14.9 Hours, Pan, Individual.NET, Jun 20 { 8:11pm, 2018 }:13 W(VG Somali pirates tax ships, as (para)governments do. Some losers blame "the left" ("the refs"), others blame "the right" ("capitalist pigs"). Referees are the LessBad "option"; perfection is out of reach. Somali pirates tax ships, as (para)governments do. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--8.08am.Seattle.2018 Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ 9pWdnVL17LJwgrTGnZ2dnUU7-THNnZ2d@giganews.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--8.53am.Seattle.2018 Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ BpqdnY5di580tbTGnZ2dnUU7-RHNnZ2d@giganews.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--5.28pm.Seattle.2018 Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ kKKdnW8O6Y6ZPLTGnZ2dnUU7-aPNnZ2d@giganews.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.20--1.40am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 2 m22 Dropped; 7.7 Hours, 2550_25!_LOL!_https:%"www_, Giganews.COM, Jun 19 { 5:34pm, 2018 }:12^(-5) W'} When sane, you prefer the LessBad "option", not perfection. > > Nevermind me, I worry about "you" ( the mainstream ). > > Not one of Karl Marx's 8 kids did well. > > not many people did well 100 years ago > when the robber barons started their capitalist empires > built on the back of the worker. Innovation didn't come from PreCapitalist China, Cuba, and North Korea; no, it came from capitalism, not Marxism. > would you put marx's [sic] descendants in a cage, in a wal-mart ? When sane, you prefer the LessBad "option", not perfection. The " I know better than the market; every detail, always " concept is what's wrong with feminists and communists. The only difference between us and "stars/cars/monkeys" is how and what we consume... our nitch. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--8.53am.Seattle.2018 BotBoy fosniaFkpalU1@mid.individual.net BenJacoby 0ZdWC.286418$Hv4.283570@fx39.iad Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ rY2dnfJ4nPcQ8rTGnZ2dnUU7-WXNnZ2d@giganews.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--6.14pm.Seattle.2018 ScottDoty fotvi6FrrctU1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--11.35pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate +-, 2.4 Hours, Pan, Individual.NET, Jun 19 { 8:21pm, 2018 }:42 W' Does "Bell's Inequality" require perfect knowledge ? Quoting Anton Zeilinger ( modified by me, for clarity ): We implicitly assume " the freedom of the experimentalist " [ a.k.a. " the uncaused cause " ]... otherwise, nature determines what our questions are, obscuring our view. Yeah, our vision isn't perfect... so what ? Does "Bell's Inequality" require perfect knowledge ? Perfection was never the goal; instead, we prefer the LessBad "option", and we can't change what we prefer. We're " natural robots ", programmed by nature to exploit our nitch, to consume, like the sun, or a car. At the start, there was no entropy, just infinite eXergy/density. [ eXergy is a type of energy that can do physical work, force * distance ] And, because " Time == Entropy ", there was no time on the clock then. Eventually, this eXergy will be consumed away, replaced with entropy; leaving us with a uniform heat bath that has all of the energy but none of the eXergy. Gravity is residual exergy. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--4.48am.Seattle.2018 MrAA 234973e8-66bc-4f7c-9e6e-5bc4cef2b5bb@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--6.24pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 5 m73 Top; 2.9 Hours, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jun 19 { 2:12pm, 2018 }:24^(PDT) W'\O "Marxism" is a euphemism for "Feudalism". > Vladimir Lenin followed essentially [ the same lifestyle as Marx (?!) ], > and yet rose to absolute power in Russia! Karl Marx wasn't the supreme ruler, like Lenin and JongUn. "Marxism" is a euphemism for "Feudalism". % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--8.08am.Seattle.2018 Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ 9pWdnVL17LJwgrTGnZ2dnUU7-THNnZ2d@giganews.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--8.53am.Seattle.2018 TheSnitBot fosniaFkpalU1@mid.individual.net BenJacoby 0ZdWC.286418$Hv4.283570@fx39.iad Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ rY2dnfJ4nPcQ8rTGnZ2dnUU7-WXNnZ2d@giganews.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--6.14pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m16 Dropped; 3.1 Hours, 2550_25!_LOL!_https:%"www_, Giganews.COM, Jun 19 { 2: 3pm, 2018 }: 9^(-5) W'Z SuperDeterminism is a better religion. > whatever happened to slavery ? It's alive and well, thank you very much. General Relativity's four dimensional TimeScape is static, eternal, perfectly causal... it is, at once, everything _and_ nothing. All of history, every lesson ever, every advance, tells me: Randomness is ignorance, nothing more. Everyone, from the serial killer to his executer, slave and master, are best viewed under this light (SuperDeterminism), instead of assuming "free will" ("the uncaused cause"), la Christianity. SuperDeterminism is a better religion; "God" is nature, nothing more, nothing less. We simply prefer the LessBad "option", and we can't change what we prefer. The only difference between us and "stars/cars/monkeys" is how and what we consume... our nitch. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--8.53am.Seattle.2018 TheSnitBot fosniaFkpalU1@mid.individual.net Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ qeudnZmheIEftLTGnZ2dnUU7-SPNnZ2d@giganews.com TheSnitBot fosoa6Fkth5U2@mid.individual.net Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ 1oadnfokjN-9s7TGnZ2dnUU7-X_NnZ2d@giganews.com MrChrisV nsciiddckenudd3bq31v25iftil8vesii4@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--5.53pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m28 Dropped; 7.2 Hours, F_Agent, HighWinds'Fastusenet.ORG, Jun 19 { 9:55am, 2018 }:31^(-5) W'n[ Looking in the mirror, they shout "racist". > today, we have right-wing propagandists, like "benj", > claiming that the left regards places like North Korea > as a "socialist paradise". No, it's BlueEyed Norway that they praise. Looking in the mirror, they shout "racist". % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--8.08am.Seattle.2018 Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ 9pWdnVL17LJwgrTGnZ2dnUU7-THNnZ2d@giganews.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--8.53am.Seattle.2018 TheSnitBot fosniaFkpalU1@mid.individual.net Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ qeudnZmheIEftLTGnZ2dnUU7-SPNnZ2d@giganews.com TheSnitBot fosoa6Fkth5U2@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--5.47pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 3 m299 Dropped; 7.9 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, Jun 19 { 9:11am, 2018 }:50^(-7) W'f Marxism is a cancerous blob hanging off the face of Feminism. > They're trying to tie anyone on the left to him [Marx], > which makes no sense at all. You got that right, BotBoy. Marxism is a cancerous blob hanging off the face of Feminism. The " I know better than the market; every detail, always " concept is what's wrong with feminists and communists. % Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ GLqdnQy5j6ZmjbTGnZ2dnUU7-N3NnZ2d@giganews.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--8.08am.Seattle.2018 Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ 9pWdnVL17LJwgrTGnZ2dnUU7-THNnZ2d@giganews.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--8.53am.Seattle.2018 TheSnitBot fosniaFkpalU1@mid.individual.net Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ qeudnZmheIEftLTGnZ2dnUU7-SPNnZ2d@giganews.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--5.36pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 4 m16 Dropped; 8.1 Hours, 2550_25!_LOL!_https:%"www_, Giganews.COM, Jun 19 { 9: 4am, 2018 }:18^(-5) W'e Marxism didn't work for Marx himself, nor anyone else. You ("Your Friendly"[sic]) keep mentioning: > [Marx's] scientific and reasoned sociological > and economic principles Correlation does not imply causation. Marxism didn't work for Marx himself, nor anyone else. Not one of his 8 kids did well. The " I know better than the market; every detail, always " concept is what's wrong with feminists and communists. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--4.48am.Seattle.2018 Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ GLqdnQy5j6ZmjbTGnZ2dnUU7-N3NnZ2d@giganews.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--8.08am.Seattle.2018 Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ 9pWdnVL17LJwgrTGnZ2dnUU7-THNnZ2d@giganews.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--8.53am.Seattle.2018 Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ BpqdnY5di580tbTGnZ2dnUU7-RHNnZ2d@giganews.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--5.28pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 5 m16 Dropped; 8.1 Hours, 2550_25!_LOL!_https:%"www_, Giganews.COM, Jun 19 { 9: am, 2018 }:41^(-5) W'ef Not one of Karl Marx's 8 kids did well. You ("Your Friendly"[sic]) replied ( to me ): > > Karl Marx's predictions were wrong, obviously. > > The " I know better than the market; every detail, always " > > concept is what's wrong with feminists and communists. > > if his predictions are "wrong" as you say, > then you have absolutely nothing to worry about. Nevermind me, I worry about "you" ( the mainstream ). Not one of Karl Marx's 8 kids did well. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--4.48am.Seattle.2018 Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ GLqdnQy5j6ZmjbTGnZ2dnUU7-N3NnZ2d@giganews.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--8.08am.Seattle.2018 Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ 9pWdnVL17LJwgrTGnZ2dnUU7-THNnZ2d@giganews.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--8.53am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m11 Dropped; 58 Secs, 2550_25!_LOL!_https:%"www_, Giganews.COM, Jun 19 { 8:23am, 2018 }:25^(-5) W'X Marx lied. You ("Your Friendly"[sic]) wrote: > marx [sic] was a sociologist who predicted the ways that economies evolve Karl Marx's predictions were wrong, obviously. The " I know better than the market; every detail, always " concept is what's wrong with feminists and communists. Four of Karl's kids died in childhood; two committed suicide; Frederick Demuth ( a child of rape ? ) was abandoned, left in abject povery. Marx lied. If this is what you want, follow him. Also, if you _need_ to believe that everything is coming to an end; Marxist Jim Jones has some Kool Aid for you, kook. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--4.48am.Seattle.2018 Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ GLqdnQy5j6ZmjbTGnZ2dnUU7-N3NnZ2d@giganews.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--8.08am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m10 Dropped; 44.4 Minutes, 2550_25!_LOL!_https:%"www_, Giganews.COM, Jun 19 { 7:19am, 2018 }:39^(-5) W'Nc Karl Marx lived it. > > Marx tried to convince his wife that the horribly abandoned > > child had been fathered by his friend Engels; > > so we can add "liar" to his description. > > did ayn rand write that? No, Karl Marx lived it. % Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.19--4.48am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate Does this sound familiar ? From "Redice.TV" (modified): Marx and [ Jenny, his wife ] came from comfortable homes; she was already well educated when they married. Together, they had 7 children; three survived to adulthood; every biography of Marx reports that [ they died of poverty ]. Marx occasionally wrote about the  struggle of workers, but he never worked a day in his life; instead, he sat in his pig-sty and found all sorts of reasons to not work. Mainly, he thought he was too important to work. A slave needs a master, and a master needs a slave, he wrote. As it happened, Jenny received an inheritance and, so, she hired a housekeeper to oversee their better quarters. His eighth child was born to the housekeeper (willingly?). Marx tried to convince his wife that the child had been fathered by his friend Engels, but she didn t believe him. So we can add "liar" to his description. % Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.18--9.25pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate Everyone, including Trump, is someone's bitch. Everyone, including Trump, is someone's bitch. % TheSnitBot foq9jeF6l4dU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll ab4bd6af-bbe3-49f6-98a7-933693e1ae1a@googlegroups.com TheSnitBot foqfitF7qi7U1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll adbcc345-019a-4931-940c-2fcfb6f40d63@googlegroups.com TheSnitBot foqkgfF8nu7U1@mid.individual.net Whistle_Blower%wbedward@gmail_ pg97ts$914$1@dont-email.me Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.18--6.55pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 4 m9 Shifty; 4.2 Hours, Pan, Eternal-September.ORG, Jun 18 { 2:24pm, 2018 }:13 W&D Is a woman "lying" when she spends thousands on cosmetic surgery ? Is a woman "lying" when she spends thousands on cosmetic surgery, clothes, concealer, lipstick, wigs and eyelashes ? when she marches on Washington, protesting Trump ? If not, then Mike isn't a lier. % HerbertGlazier 528dceda-88de-4b2f-992b-81b7fd6ed7f4@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier d30fbca8-101a-4d7b-a0a9-d5ecee3d2268@googlegroups.com MrAA 37707447-0113-4e55-b459-f4ecd6b6fd6c@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.18--6.16pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m70 Top; 4.1 Hours, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jun 18 { 1:26pm, 2018 }:30^(PDT) W& Who won the great "Einstein vs. Bohr" debate ? > The Nobel Prize in Physics 1922 was awarded to Niels Bohr > " for his services in the investigation of the structure > of atoms and of the radiation emanating from them ". Who won the great "Einstein vs. Bohr" debate ? Bohr kissed Stockholm's ass; in contrast, Einstein traveled the world, anywhere but Stockholm; he didn't even mention the Nobel ceremony in his personal diaries. % BenJacoby dUXUC.324135$yc1.246936@fx40.iad HerbertGlazier e8db5b68-f7f7-4e67-b7ea-74856d6591f6@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier ef06765f-e337-4d47-904d-4f50d0855629@googlegroups.com MrAA 1a69d846-9361-414f-8d9f-88af8e221e08@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 947be3ef-46ca-46cd-b9e2-3c1918d42b7c@googlegroups.com MrAA a8278bf5-5a44-42cd-8e68-0014071cb0b5@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.18--5.48pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy s% 3 m70 Top; 4.3 Hours, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jun 18 { 1:15pm, 2018 }:25^(PDT) W& The Apple Watch lasts 3 hours before you have to take it off. > > I'm working on a ["I'm dead"] alarm > > I think the Apple Watch already does that. With the heart rate sensor on, the Apple Watch lasts 6.5 hours. With the phone app, it's 3 hours before you have to take it off. % BenJacoby UsdUC.127835$%s2.13422@fx18.iad Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com pfroj0$5qi$1@gioia.aioe.org BenJacoby XNdUC.220878$o43.177515@fx33.iad Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com pfrqsq$aja$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.15--1.16am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby 7RQUC.163929$wG5.3619@fx02.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.15--2.40pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 2 m467 Dropped; 5 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Jun 15 { 8:22am, 2018 }:41^(-4) W$' Repressed Christians fuck the most, and science isn't their friend. > where I went to school the chances of your dick thinking about > anything but staying in your pants while you did your homework was zero. WorldWide, Kids are the domain the poorest, and least educated. Repressed Christians fuck the most, and science isn't their friend. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.12--0.03pm.Seattle.2018 EdProchak abb07276-78f6-4088-837b-3f62857a81ef@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.13--2.46pm.Seattle.2018 EdProchak 8f68bddf-3f06-4950-8b02-64056efc498e@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.15--0.44am.Seattle.2018 EdProchak 4c0e1cfd-a19d-4bde-a977-edbdbadb0cf9@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.15--1.46pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 2 m43 Top; 7.5 Hours, GoogleG, 40.135.194.44, Jun 15 { 5:49am, 2018 }:17^(PDT) W$E MostChristian != BestChristian > > The most "Christian" person I've ever met > > was a violent, alcoholic, thieving junkie; > > so, yeah, one _can_ play on both sides of the field at once. > > You had a very poor life if that was the best Christian you ever met. MostChristian != BestChristian % BenJacoby 1LaUC.394426$nq5.80898@fx36.iad Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com pfrlko$1vrb$1@gioia.aioe.org BenJacoby UsdUC.127835$%s2.13422@fx18.iad Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com pfroj0$5qi$1@gioia.aioe.org BenJacoby XNdUC.220878$o43.177515@fx33.iad Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com pfrqsq$aja$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.15--1.16am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics s% 2 m93 Cool; 1.5 Days, NewsTap'iPhone, Aioe.ORG, Jun 13 { :22pm, 2018 }: 3 W#? Ben, like most of us, thinks with his dick. Ben, like most of us, thinks with his dick; oddly, it's enough to get you a master's degree. % BenJacoby G%DTC.341598$DS3.59869@fx42.iad ScottDoty foad54F6f3uU2@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.12--0.03pm.Seattle.2018 EdProchak abb07276-78f6-4088-837b-3f62857a81ef@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.13--2.46pm.Seattle.2018 EdProchak 8f68bddf-3f06-4950-8b02-64056efc498e@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.15--0.44am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 4 m45 Top; 4.7 Hours, GoogleG, 40.135.194.44, Jun 14 { 8:20am, 2018 }:38^(PDT) W# Sex toys/dolls. You (Ed) replied: > > " It is one of the great realizations of Immanuel Kant that > > the setting up of a real external world would be senseless > > without this comprehensibility. " -- Einstein. > > even Albert can fall into a tauntology [sic], on occasion. This, "The Anthropic Principle", is a _useful_ tautology. > But we are slowly coming to realize that there can be > a real external world out there, but that does not mean > or guarantee that it has to be compresensible. SuperDeterminism is a better religion; "God" is nature, nothing more, nothing less. " The Universe is knowable " - Neil deGrasse Tyson: YouTube.COM/watch?v=3sAav37h4os > > Who's trying to "prove" SuperDeterminism ? not me. > > [ Why do you assert SuperDeterminism so much ? ] Everyone, from the serial killer to his executer, slave and master, are best viewed under this light (SuperDeterminism), instead of assuming "free will" ("the uncaused cause"), la Christianity. We simply prefer the LessBad "option", and we can't change what we prefer. Ted Bundy wanted (female) sex dolls; Jeffrey Dahmer wanted (male) sex dolls; the killing was incidental. Learning that, knowing that, is better than assuming that Satan got to them, and that they needed Christ. Today, Mildred, one can _buy_ sex toys/dolls. The only difference between us and "stars/cars/monkeys" is how and what we consume... our nitch. > > You're on Team Pope, not Team Einstein. Enjoy your silly hat. > > I'm on team Pope and team Einstein. > They play not just different leagues, but in different sports! The most "Christian" person I've ever met was a violent, alcoholic, thieving junkie; so, yeah, one _can_ play on both sides of the field at once. > > General Relativity is _not_ incomplete, SemiRandom > > -- intrinsically misleading. The 4-D TimeScape is static, > > both everything _and_ nothing. > > Conjecture. It is one view of relativity, and not uncommon. At the start, there was no entropy, just infinite eXergy/density. [ eXergy is a type of energy that can do physical work, force * distance ] And, because " Time == Entropy ", there was no time on the clock then. Eventually, this eXergy will be consumed away, replaced with entropy; leaving us with a uniform heat bath that has all of the energy but none of the eXergy. Gravity is the "memory" of where the stuff was. % MrAA 3472f39c-f237-450c-b24b-b9b3bc779fc5@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.14--4.47pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 4 m62 Top; 1.9 Hours, GoogleG, 205.153.50.5, Jun 14 { 2:11pm, 2018 }:42^(PDT) W# Poor people are quite happy. > Einstein Hated the Chinese ! > > The Chinese he described as an  industrious, dirty, numbed people  > and that  it would be a pity if these Chinese were to > push out all other races. For the likes of us > the mere thought is unspeakably boring. India's povery embarrassed him, but it shouldn't have; poor people are quite happy. He preferred Japan over those "Nobel" idiots, in Stockholm; but he felt they were more into art than science. Japan funded his trip; so he was kinda wrong. Japan and China's ability to squat is amazing (!); they don't need chairs. This is hard on Europeans. China is super intelligent, but he didn't know that; so, to him, it was boring. " May you live in interesting times " -- Ancient Chinese Saying ( supposedly, but not in fact ). % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.14--10.43am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll ec57385f-9c3b-4655-a39d-79f3a445ae08@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.14--11.02am.Seattle.2018 BranimirMaksimovic oTyUC.273857$Hc3.12659@fx30.am4 JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.14--0.54pm.Seattle.2018 BranimirMaksimovic zRzUC.369161$Vm6.234201@fx45.am4 Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.14--1.18pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m56 Cool; 5.3 Minutes, slrn'Linux, HighWinds'Usenet-News.NET, Jun 14 { 1: 2pm, 2018 }:39 W#N I pay nothing, zero. > > > I have AC58U Asus, got it yesterday. > > > > 62$US ! the routers I tossed were 200$ each, 6+ years ago. > > > > My Asus ROG ac5300 router costs 425$, after 10% tax, at Amazon; > > it's a Quad Core, with 8 MuMiMo antennas, and 8 LAN Ports. > > > > The ac5300 tells me how many gigs each "device|site" is consuming, > > over days/weeks/months, and the BitRate. > > For that money it should cook lunch ;) > But I wait for proper open firmware support > and, voil, same thing on cheap router ;) You'll be LongDead before then, I think. > 100/6 bandwidth limit, no data cap. > 6 msecs ping. I pay 20 euros. Not bad, but I pay nothing, zero. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.13--2.36am.Seattle.2018 JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.14--10.43am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll ec57385f-9c3b-4655-a39d-79f3a445ae08@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.14--11.02am.Seattle.2018 BranimirMaksimovic oTyUC.273857$Hc3.12659@fx30.am4 Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.14--0.54pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m55 Cool; 21.7 Minutes, slrn'Linux, HighWinds'Usenet-News.NET, Jun 14 { 11:56am, 2018 }:20 W#C Which sites are being accessed, at what BitRate. > > Is my LinkSys AC1900 ( EA6900 ) fucked up ? > > Should I trash it ? We'll see. > > Change cable. I got problems with bad cable from wall to modem, some 6 > months ago. If modem is ok then cable from router to modem or router to > your computer. Ping router what you get? Jitter or lost packets? I was using two of those AC1900 routers; they're in the dumpster now. Quality cables help a lot, but this wasn't the problem. The routers were just bad; WiFi or wired, the result was the same. > I have AC58U Asus, got it yesterday. 62$US ! the routers I tossed were 200$ each, 6+ years ago. My Asus ROG ac5300 router costs 425$, after 10% tax, at Amazon; it's a Quad Core, with 8 MuMiMo antennas, and 8 LAN Ports. The ac5300 tells me how many gigs each "device|site" is consuming, over days/weeks/months, and the BitRate. > speedtest.xfinity.com/results/JIEWEMS5L5Y93UT How much does it cost ? who's paying for it ? and is there a data cap ? I have no cap ( unlimited Gigs ) and a 8 MiliSec ping; yours is 277 MiliSecs. My landlord pays for it, 85$/month; it's Business Class, so a repairman comes in less than 24 hours. My xFinity modem/router is brand new. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.13--2.36am.Seattle.2018 JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.14--10.43am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll ec57385f-9c3b-4655-a39d-79f3a445ae08@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.14--11.02am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m435 Mad; 2.5 Minutes, GoogleG, Jun 14 { 10:51am, 2018 }: 6^(PDT) W#8 Is my LinkSys AC1900 ( EA6900 ) fucked up ? > What did you do, exactly? I failed to restore the wire after testing the LinkSys router; then forgot about it. It really, really slowed things down; big time. I went from watching tons of 4k videos to waiting 5 minutes to get 1 minute of LowRes (360p) video. Pages were taking an eternity to load. Is my LinkSys AC1900 ( EA6900 ) fucked up ? Should I trash it ? We'll see. % . Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.13--2.36am.Seattle.2018 Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.14--10.43am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics My LinkSys AC1900 ( EA6900 ) router horror story. Oops, I wrote: > R.I.P. Net Neutrality, June 11th, 2018. > Apparently, someone, somewhere is throttling my YouTube now; > it takes 5 minutes to download 1 minute. I was wired to a LinkSys AC1900 ( EA6900 ) router, and didn't know it. "xFinity Speed Test" shows: On Router: 1.6 / 3.7 ( down / up, MegaBits/Sec ) On Modem: 27.2 / 5.9 Rebooting didn't help; router settings are at the default. It's like night and day, dialup vs broadband ! Now, YouTube is happy to give me 40+ MegaBit/Sec peaks. Pages load much, _much_ faster. % HughHuntzinger 7c4a2dd2-357f-49af-9b0a-93e9d2a11267@googlegroups.com Owl 480a0b.auh3io24@rooftop.invalid HughHuntzinger 823d1179-fbc2-4243-93e4-b68106b52e23@googlegroups.com Owl 9bh89q3t3.th@rooftop.invalid MrChrisV sal4idp5v2vbeetv7pg3nu3pe8pveti34k@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 0ec50d96-1739-4532-bfa9-a6979aa079a2@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.14--9.48am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m35 Top; 3.9 Hours, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Jun 14 { 5:16am, 2018 }: 2^(PDT) W# Seattle. Hugh mentioned: > nice cars, My city (Seattle) has more and better stuff, for less; here, cars don't make sense. > vacations, Nothing beats the internet, from the comfort of home. > a second house, It's nicer and cheaper to rent a room. > maxed out 401(k). Not as secure as public housing ( for the poor and elderly ). % BenJacoby 4yBTC.340869$DS3.278998@fx42.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--2.32pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby G%DTC.341598$DS3.59869@fx42.iad ScottDoty foad54F6f3uU2@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.12--0.03pm.Seattle.2018 EdProchak abb07276-78f6-4088-837b-3f62857a81ef@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.13--2.46pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 9 m41 Top; 28.5 Minutes, GoogleG, 40.135.194.44, Jun 13 { 9: 3am, 2018 }: 7^(PDT) W#e Enjoy your silly hat. You ( Ed Prochak ) replied ( to me ): > > You can't prove anything, not ThermoDynamics ( Entropy and eXergy ), > > nor General Relativity; in fact, they _contradict_ each other. > > > > The best you can do is: > > > > - Find it useful ( in its domain ). > > - Try to Falsify it ( in its domain ). > > Rant about indeterminism all you want. > Those rants will not prove the universe is deterministic. Who's trying to "prove" it ? not me. > > SuperDeterminism was useful to Einstein and me; > > it is _not_ useful to you and The Pope. > > Assuming determinism at the quantum level is not useful. Fine, you're on Team Pope, not Team Einstein. Enjoy your silly hat. > > P.S. The biggest "loophole" in Bell's Theorem is: > > > > It's an _Ensemble_ of tests, a series, not just one test, > > like a pollster, asking _10_ people if they'll vote for Hillary or not; > > it's incomplete, SemiRandom -- intrinsically, it's misleading. > > All scientific theories are supported by > "an _Ensemble_ of tests, a series, not just one test". General Relativity is _not_ incomplete, SemiRandom -- intrinsically misleading. The 4-D TimeScape is static, both everything _and_ nothing. > > " The Universe is knowable " - Neil deGrasse Tyson, on YouTube. > > << One may say > " the eternal mystery of the world is its comprehensibility " >> > > -- Albert Einstein, 1936, in " Physics and Reality ". " One may say "... As his next sentence, Einstein wrote: It is one of the great realizations of Immanuel Kant that the setting up of a real external world would be senseless without this comprehensibility. -- Albert Einstein, 1936, in " Physics and Reality ". % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.13--2.36am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby ipaUC.435515$PE5.207592@fx37.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.13--9.18am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m67 Dropped; 22.5 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Jun 13 { 8: 5am, 2018 }:50^(-4) W#U I identify as a 25 year old; deep down, I feel 25. > youtube.com/watch?v=KbEPnY6ihPE From the comments section: - Always use the wrong bathroom and, if anyone calls you out on it, call them a bigot. - Child: Hello Sir, I'd like to buy the ar15 on the shelf behind you. Shop Owner: Be off with you, son, you're only 12. Child: But I identify as a 25 year old; deep down, I feel 25. Shop Owner: Oh, apologies, here you go. How many boxes of ammunition would you like with that ? % MrChrisV ampshdtl2pbfjejcjt17htbaoocclnouku@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 1fada558-6bfb-4b4e-9263-4b1cdbdad03f@googlegroups.com MrChrisV na5thdh4tkl5da0j275v2498eubfrmblnd@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 11dc0361-233f-4cb8-b0da-70844d5a30d8@googlegroups.com MrChrisV bddvhdhe3aor0bvjtfg36ifs5vokj66foa@4ax.com HughHuntzinger ba49f8be-6139-4836-8b66-5ede93569c5f@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.13--2.44am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m32 Top; 13.7 Hours, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Jun 12 { :56pm, 2018 }:11^(PDT) W" Hugh vs. Chris; no contest. Speaking of "chrisv"[sic], You ( Hugh Huntzinger ) wrote: > Readers can decide for themselves just who the 'lying asshole' is. I've always had nothing but respect for you, Hugh; "chrisv"[sic], on the other hand, not so much. % BenJacoby pawTC.188639$mS3.7637@fx04.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--9.20am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby 4yBTC.340869$DS3.278998@fx42.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--2.32pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby G%DTC.341598$DS3.59869@fx42.iad ScottDoty foad54F6f3uU2@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.12--0.03pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m42 Cool; 34.6 Minutes, Pan, Individual.NET, Jun 12 { 10:11am, 2018 }: W": SuperDeterminism was useful to Einstein, and to me. You (Scott) wrote: > If I understand [Jeff] correctly, he's a proponent of superdeterminism. SuperDeterminism was useful to Einstein, and to me; it is _not_ useful to The Pope, nor to you. > I'm not sure that superdeterminism is a testable hypothesis. > Is it science? You can't prove anything, not ThermoDynamics ( Entropy and eXergy ), nor General Relativity; in fact, they _contradict_ each other. The best you can do is: - Find it useful ( in its domain ). - Try to Falsify it ( in its domain ). > I think there was once a scientist of some renown > that said that he was fascinated that the universe was knowable. > hopefully someone can jog my memory. It was Adam, when he left "dad's house" ( the Garden of Eden ). "The Universe is knowable" - Neil deGrasse Tyson, on YouTube. P.S. The biggest "loophole" in Bell's Theorem is: It's an _Ensemble_ of tests, a series, not just one test, like a pollster, asking _10_ people if they'll vote for Hillary or not; it's incomplete, SemiRandom -- intrinsically, it's misleading. % ScottDoty fo3beoFochoU8@mid.individual.net MrChrisV 2soshd5m7hhth6ihlvql1f21brp3ijhnoq@4ax.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--9.41am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby tFBTC.71412$3R1.54287@fx16.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--2.39pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby m2ETC.341599$DS3.339677@fx42.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--7.29pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m66 Dropped; 2 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Jun 11 { 5: pm, 2018 }:19^(-4) W"0J " I can't know " -- Bell's Theorem. Looking in the mirror, you (Ben) told yourself: > you are as dumb and as confused as any Lib. Give up. Naturally; men of _your_ intellectual standing are forever telling themselves: " I can't know " -- Bell's Theorem. " Shut Up and Calculate " -- The Copenhagen Interpretation. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--9.20am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby 4yBTC.340869$DS3.278998@fx42.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--2.32pm.Seattle.2018 TheSnitBot fo884sFokapU1@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--3.00pm.Seattle.2018 TheSnitBot fo89pvFotjfU1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--3.27pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m1067 Dropped; 29 Secs, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, Jun 11 { 3: 1pm, 2018 }:35^(-7) W!_ We assert _useful_ premises ( and ThermoDynamics is _Very_ useful ). TheSnitBot replied ( to me ): > > No one can "prove" ThermoDynamics and/or General Relativity, 100.00000000%. > > Can you offer support for the idea of a LACK of randomness? All of history, every lesson ever, every advance, tells _me_: Randomness is ignorance, nothing more; otherwise, there'd be NO TRUTH, nothing for _me_ to aspire to. Again, we assert _useful_ premises ( and ThermoDynamics is _Very_ useful ), irregardless of the truth. Likewise, " Randomness is ignorance, nothing more " is useful _if_ you're like Einstein and me, not The Pope. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.10--11.55pm.Seattle.2018 TheSnitBot fo7rh8Fm720U3@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--1.45pm.Seattle.2018 TheSnitBot fo85lcFo5g7U1@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--2.09pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll 55dccdde-c0e1-486d-b80c-6b15996539e2@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--3.19pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m425 Mad; 8.4 Minutes, GoogleG, Jun 11 { 2:53pm, 2018 }:43^(PDT) W! How much do you think it's worth ? You (Steve) cloned The SnitBot ( streamable.com/xz93n ) ! How much do you think it's worth ? % ScottDoty fo3beoFochoU8@mid.individual.net MrChrisV 2soshd5m7hhth6ihlvql1f21brp3ijhnoq@4ax.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--9.41am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby tFBTC.71412$3R1.54287@fx16.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--2.39pm.Seattle.2018 TheSnitBot fo89a7For1uU1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--3.09pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 3 m1067 Dropped; 8.9 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, Jun 11 { 2:53pm, 2018 }:10^(-7) W!D When I hear the word "Quantum", I replace it with the word "BullShit". The SnitBot replied ( to me ): > > > statistics is [sic] real > > > > Exactly, like those polls that said Hillary would be our next president. > > No poll said that. > Some THINK they did from ignorance of statistics, though. Like Quantum Mechanics, statistics can be misleading. When I hear the word "Quantum", I replace it with the word "BullShit"; "Quantum Computer" becomes "BullShit Computer", for example. When I hear "love", I replace it with "30 year mortgage". % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.10--10.51am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby pawTC.188639$mS3.7637@fx04.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--9.20am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby 4yBTC.340869$DS3.278998@fx42.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--2.32pm.Seattle.2018 TheSnitBot fo884sFokapU1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--3.00pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m1064 Dropped; 19.9 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, Jun 11 { 2:33pm, 2018 }:16^(-7) W! No one can "prove" ThermoDynamics and/or General Relativity, 100.00000000%. TheSnitBot replied ( to me ): > > You don't have to be an Einstein ( and you sure aren't ) > > to realize that Quantum Mechanics isn't complete. > > > > Bell's theorem is just another "I don't know". > > > > All of history, every lesson ever, every advance, tells _me_: > > > > Randomness is ignorance, nothing more; > > otherwise, there'd be NO TRUTH, nothing for _me_ to aspire to. > > I realize it's not something we can prove. Do you? No one can "prove" ThermoDynamics and/or General Relativity, 100.00000000%. Nor can I prove that you're human, far from it. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.10--11.55pm.Seattle.2018 TheSnitBot fo7rh8Fm720U3@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--1.45pm.Seattle.2018 TheSnitBot fo85lcFo5g7U1@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--2.09pm.Seattle.2018 TheSnitBot fo87faFog8nU1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--2.52pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy -Dropped, 27.9 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, Jun 11 { 2:21pm, 2018 }:45^(-7) W! Does not compute. Beep ! The SnitBot replied ( to me ): > > Thanks for proving my point. > > Does not compute. Beep ! > Does not compute. Beep ! Alright already, we get your point. % ScottDoty fo3lipFr1ppU1@mid.individual.net BenJacoby MFcTC.339801$DS3.321327@fx42.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.10--11.01am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby 9ewTC.126583$pK.102851@fx13.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--10.04am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby jJBTC.220839$o43.75944@fx33.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--2.43pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m64 Dropped; 1.5 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Jun 11 { 2:21pm, 2018 }:19^(-4) W! Your house is built on sand. Looking in the mirror, you (Ben) wrote: > You have NO idea what I might or might not believe. Exactly, your house is built on sand. % ScottDoty fo38seFochoU6@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--5.42pm.Seattle.2018 ScottDoty fo3beoFochoU8@mid.individual.net MrChrisV 2soshd5m7hhth6ihlvql1f21brp3ijhnoq@4ax.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--9.41am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby tFBTC.71412$3R1.54287@fx16.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--2.39pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m64 Dropped; 5.6 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Jun 11 { 2:17pm, 2018 }:13^(-4) W!G "statistics is [sic] real" -- Ben Jacoby. You (Ben) replied ( to me ): > > The Copenhagen interpretation is: "Shut Up and Calculate". > > Einstein knew that Quantum Mechanics is _not_ complete; > > correlation does not imply causation. > > statistics is [sic] real Exactly, like those polls that said Hillary would be our next president. > you [can't] calculate! Jeff-Relf.Me/X.ZIP % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--8.16pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby BDcTC.339800$DS3.305509@fx42.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.10--10.51am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby pawTC.188639$mS3.7637@fx04.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--9.20am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby 4yBTC.340869$DS3.278998@fx42.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--2.32pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 3 m64 Dropped; 13.4 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Jun 11 { 2: 9pm, 2018 }:21^(-4) W! Bell's theorem is just another "I don't know". You don't have to be an Einstein ( and you sure aren't ) to realize that Quantum Mechanics isn't complete. Bell's theorem is just another "I don't know". All of history, every lesson ever, every advance, tells _me_: Randomness is ignorance, nothing more; otherwise, there'd be NO TRUTH, nothing for _me_ to aspire to. % SteveCarroll 316150f0-ee51-437b-9271-5353bd4cab51@googlegroups.com simon_singh%ss1988singh980 pfkjvr$pv3$2@dont-email.me JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.10--11.55pm.Seattle.2018 TheSnitBot fo7rh8Fm720U3@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--1.45pm.Seattle.2018 TheSnitBot fo85lcFo5g7U1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--2.09pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m1065 Dropped; 13.2 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, Jun 11 { 1:50pm, 2018 }:52^(-7) W! More bot than human. The SnitBot replied ( to me ): > > You're more bot than human, SnitBot; more lizard than human. > > Does not compute. Beep ! > Does not compute. Beep ! Thanks for proving my point. % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pfle4v$r88$1@gioia.aioe.org BenJacoby s0xTC.176222$bJ2.43657@fx15.iad MrAA 301dd4e2-e78c-497d-9d4b-bf0ede836553@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--1.56pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m56 Top; 4 Secs, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Jun 11 { 1:48pm, 2018 }:32^(PDT) W!W You don't believe in change ? > What climate change? You don't believe in change ? First, your Silicon Forest was chopped down, now your real forests are burning. How's that for change ? % SteveCarroll 93fa4d8b-d2c7-4897-81c4-408a86cd8f8a@googlegroups.com simon_singh%ss1988singh980 pfki5g$pv3$1@dont-email.me SteveCarroll 316150f0-ee51-437b-9271-5353bd4cab51@googlegroups.com simon_singh%ss1988singh980 pfkjvr$pv3$2@dont-email.me JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.10--11.55pm.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fo7rh8Fm720U3@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--1.45pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m1065 Dropped; 2.5 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, Jun 11 { 10:58am, 2018 }: ^(-7) W!9 More lizard than human. The SnitBot told me: > If you think there is a truth I am denying > then by all means point it out; > I am not interested in claims of opinions being "truth". A long, WellDocumented list of people have done this for you, SnitBot; everyday, for 16 years. You're more bot than human, SnitBot; more lizard than human. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--6.28pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby Hu0TC.216580$o43.15533@fx33.iad ScottDoty fo3lipFr1ppU1@mid.individual.net BenJacoby MFcTC.339801$DS3.321327@fx42.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.10--11.01am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby 9ewTC.126583$pK.102851@fx13.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--10.04am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy s% 1 m450 Dropped; 1.9 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Jun 11 { 8: 6am, 2018 }:45^(-4) W!j Asleep, living in a dream. You ( Ben ) told me: > Maybe you need to quote "GOD" to really "prove" your theories! > Nutjob. Who's your God, and what's your theory ? It's the Bible, right ? if not, you haven't expressed it, nor can you, when asked. You're asleep, living in a dream. Jeff-Relf.Me/TodaysBible.JPG % ScottDoty fo3463FochoU3@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--4.40pm.Seattle.2018 ScottDoty fo38seFochoU6@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--5.42pm.Seattle.2018 ScottDoty fo3beoFochoU8@mid.individual.net MrChrisV 2soshd5m7hhth6ihlvql1f21brp3ijhnoq@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--9.41am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy -Dropped, 4.4 Hours, F_Agent, HighWinds'Fastusenet.ORG, Jun 11 { 5: 2am, 2018 }:12^(-5) W! Quantum Mechanics is _not_ complete. "chrisv"[sic] replied to Scott ( speaking of me ): > > Tut tut -- it must be really annoying when > > the "ShitHeads" turn out to be right, eh? Lul. > > a 'moron' is able to hand you your ass, > every time you go up against him ? I get upset when normal people, like Scott, (mistakenly) put words into Einstein's mouth. Not the "God doesn't play dice" thing, but Scott's: [ Einstien ] had to admit that the Copenhagen interpretation was MORE ACCURATE than he was comfortable with. The Copenhagen interpretation is: "Shut Up and Calculate". Einstein knew that Quantum Mechanics is _not_ complete; correlation does not imply causation. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--6.28pm.Seattle.2018 ScottDoty fo3e0pFochoU10@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--8.16pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby BDcTC.339800$DS3.305509@fx42.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.10--10.51am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby pawTC.188639$mS3.7637@fx04.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.11--9.20am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m61 Dropped; 1.1 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Jun 11 { 8: 2am, 2018 }:45^(-4) W! Quantum Mechanics is statistical, not complete. You (Ben) asked me: > > John Bell _failed_ to solve The Einstein Podolsky Rosen Paradox > > because " Correlation does not imply causation "; > > Quantum Mechanics is statistical, not complete. > > Utter drool. Your "theory" assumed both locality and causality. All of history, every lesson ever, every advance, tells _me_: Randomness is ignorance, nothing more; otherwise, there'd be NO TRUTH, nothing for _me_ to aspire to. > It also assumes that EPR is true > which Bell showed can't be so because both of > the above are not allowed to both be true. John Bell did _nothing_ to alter our opinion. Quantum Mechanics is statistical, not complete; correlation does not imply causation. % SteveCarroll d37d64cf-aecd-460c-8005-1c9c51baf0e3@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fo5ullFb4qrU2@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 93fa4d8b-d2c7-4897-81c4-408a86cd8f8a@googlegroups.com simon_singh%ss1988singh980 pfki5g$pv3$1@dont-email.me SteveCarroll 316150f0-ee51-437b-9271-5353bd4cab51@googlegroups.com simon_singh%ss1988singh980 pfkjvr$pv3$2@dont-email.me Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.10--11.55pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 3 m40 Cool; 4.6 Hours, Pan, Eternal-September.ORG, Jun 10 { 6:41pm, 2018 }:16 W!J Random egos, Random games, and Random religions. > [ Mike's narcissism compensates for his inadequacies ]. > It's like a man with a small penis telling other men size doesn't matter. I understand but, on a side note, penis size really doesn't matter. Breast size doesn't matter either; I _hate_ fake boobs, lips, hips, etc. The dirtiest, oldest BattleAxes make money hooking; same for a men, in the gay community. > sociopath/psychopath/narcissist people tend to be highly intelligent. > Ted Bundy is a classic example. Not eveyone plays by the rules, Ted took "cheating" to the extreme; likewise, Mike "scores differently" ( most obviously ). > I refer to snit as being retarded because > he can't comprehend simple sentences. No, it's _willful_ ignorance. Everyone avoids the truth, to some extent; we assert _useful_ premises, irregardless of the truth; hence Random egos, Random games, and Random religions. % MichaelGlasser fo5afgF7gr8U2@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll cf6d3e4a-870c-4013-be07-72ff976551bf@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fo5br7F7q4qU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll cd944026-fb18-431a-904e-8f0cf35ee67e@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.10--1.28pm.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fo5gjsF8ns2U1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.10--2.16pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m1050 Dropped; 25.5 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, Jun 10 { 1:39pm, 2018 }:23^(-7) W!V Get your story straight, please. You ( Mike) replied ( to me ): > > Is Mike on (prescription) drugs, or not ? > > I am on an anti-histamine right now, for allergies. And nothing more ? > [ Steve is ] saying I was the one who contacted the police No, _you_ were the _only_ one saying that; Steve denies it. > then [ he said ] it was someone else No, _you_ changed your story, much to our surprise. Get your story straight, please. % MichaelGlasser fo58aiF72i7U2@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll dba6a448-2769-4744-bf29-6fc6977e1ca4@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fo5afgF7gr8U2@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll cf6d3e4a-870c-4013-be07-72ff976551bf@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fo5br7F7q4qU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll cd944026-fb18-431a-904e-8f0cf35ee67e@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.10--1.28pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m428 Mad; 14.4 Minutes, GoogleG, Jun 10 { :47pm, 2018 }:24^(PDT) W!E Is Mike on (prescription) drugs, or not ? Steve told Mike: > I just got an email from someone claiming to be your wife. > It seems the meds they gave you made you psychotic... is that right? Is Mike on (prescription) drugs, or not ? % Ser_Gregor_Clegane%sergregor vjamgd9tl8l6grjfv3a2k7io9h25on63p5@4ax.com Checkmate%ricksabian1@gmail_ MPG.3574ea23b8a5d8f5993b78@news.altopia.com Sir_Gregory_Hall_Esq_%greghall erlogdpm597e9nck6aq5sd3m7nm0pdtlim@4ax.com Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pekc0r$ooj$32@dont-email.me Avenging_Angel%Not_fucking_ XnsA8FD527D7C2A4greyghost471bazinga@85.214.115.223 kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pfj9ge$1efm$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.10--0.06pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m140 Cool; 4 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, Jun 10 { 6:36am, 2018 }:15^(-4) W!GF BlueEyed Feminism. "kensi"[sic] replied to "Avenging"[sic]: > > a Marxist utopia ? Yeah, no thanks. > > we prefer the Nordic social democracies like Finland and Sweden > over Soviet-style governance. Sure, BlueEyed Feminism; that's not racist/sexist. In "The Handmaid's Tale", Margaret Atwood is crying "foul"; " I'm good, the game is bad ", is the gist of it. She can't imagine a better game, one where everyone wants to play. Depressed losers "toss the table" disrupting the game. Right before Alek Minassian mowed down pedestrians, he wrote: The Incel Rebellion has begun ! We will overthrow the Chads and Stacys ! All hail the Supreme Gentleman, Elliot Rodger ! The " I know better than the market; every detail, always " concept is what's wrong with feminists and communists. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--5.42pm.Seattle.2018 ScottDoty fo3beoFochoU8@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--6.28pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby Hu0TC.216580$o43.15533@fx33.iad ScottDoty fo3lipFr1ppU1@mid.individual.net BenJacoby MFcTC.339801$DS3.321327@fx42.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.10--11.01am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m59 Dropped; 47.5 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Jun 10 { 9:50am, 2018 }:53^(-4) W!m Mark Twain, Einstein and Stephen Hawking are revered by nerds You ( Ben and Scott ) wrote: > > Yeah yeah, there is no God but Spinoza, and Einstein is his prophet, > > yadda yadda. > > See? You just don't care like Rolf does! QED. Right, most people don't care; they're asleep, they can't appreciate "life and death"... not like I do. Mark Twain, Einstein and Stephen Hawking are revered by nerds for being "woke" enough to know that we're no better than machines, no better than fungi. In "The Grand Design", 2010, Stephen Hawking said: it seems that we are no more than biological machines and that free will is just an illusion. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--5.42pm.Seattle.2018 ScottDoty fo3beoFochoU8@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--6.28pm.Seattle.2018 ScottDoty fo3e0pFochoU10@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--8.16pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby BDcTC.339800$DS3.305509@fx42.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.10--10.51am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m59 Dropped; 49.9 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Jun 10 { 9:48am, 2018 }:33^(-4) W!mX Quantum Mechanics is statistical, not complete. You (Ben) asked me: > Have you heard of Bell's theorem ? John Bell _failed_ to solve The Einstein Podolsky Rosen Paradox because " Correlation does not imply causation "; Quantum Mechanics is statistical, not complete. > Oh, that's right, you aren't into "pure" science. You were looking into the mirror, when you wrote that, I assume. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--4.40pm.Seattle.2018 ScottDoty fo38seFochoU6@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--5.42pm.Seattle.2018 ScottDoty fo3beoFochoU8@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--6.28pm.Seattle.2018 ScottDoty fo3e0pFochoU10@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--8.16pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m40 Cool; 55.1 Minutes, Pan, Individual.NET, Jun 9 { 6:42pm, 2018 }:49 W n Mark Twain was a determinist. > > Before, you said he " had to admit that the Copenhagen interpretation > > was MORE ACCURATE than he was comfortable with ". > > He _never_ did that, far from it ( see above ). > > I'd thought Einstein eventually had to admit he was wrong. > I guess if he didn't, that's at least twice he was wrong in a big way. He was not wrong, far from it, but you don't need to know that, because you're not into PURE science, not like he was. Most scientists aren't into PURE science, like the was. Mark Twain was a determinist. In "The Grand Design", 2010, Stephen Hawking said: it seems that we are no more than biological machines and that free will is just an illusion. > I was correct about the quote, > and you should have known it was correct, too. I never objected to the "God doesn't play dice" thing. I objected to your " [Einstien] had to admit that the Copenhagen interpretation was MORE ACCURATE than he was comfortable with " notion. Einstien subscribed to "The Ensemble Interpretation" which says, basically, that Quantum Mechanics is merely statistical, not complete ( " correlation does not imply causation " ). % MichaelGlasser fnrv0aFea3pU2@mid.individual.net ScottDoty fnuordFt7iqU3@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fnup4nFp19uU16@mid.individual.net ScottDoty fo2c98FkubpU1@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fo2dkbFcgkoU6@mid.individual.net ScottDoty fo3deaFochoU9@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--7.02pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 1 m39 Cool; 1.4 Minutes, Pan, Individual.NET, Jun 9 { 6:32pm, 2018 }:58 W  "Natural Rights" aren't always wonderful. "Natural Rights" aren't always wonderful, Scott. Depressed losers "toss the table" disrupting the game. Alek Minassian mowed down pedestrians. He said: The Incel Rebellion has begun ! We will overthrow all the Chads and Stacys ! All hail the Supreme Gentleman Elliot Rodger ! Before then, no one suspected him. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--2.51pm.Seattle.2018 ScottDoty fo3463FochoU3@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--4.40pm.Seattle.2018 ScottDoty fo38seFochoU6@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--5.42pm.Seattle.2018 ScottDoty fo3beoFochoU8@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--6.28pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m38 Cool; 4.6 Minutes, Pan, Individual.NET, Jun 9 { 5:59pm, 2018 }: 5 W ? God Doesn't Play Dice, he's not an idiot; nor is he a "he". Scott... Scott... Scott... Scott... Scott ! ! ! I know Einstein. Like most people, you do not; but that's OK. Einstein's "God/Religion" was Mother Nature. "God" is nature, nothing more, nothing less. And nature is _not_ a person; Einstein made this abundently clear. > > I don't share your obsession with the 19th century. > > GrecoRoman Diodorus Cronus, circa 300 BCE, > > (rightly) noted that the future is just as fixed as the past. > > Begging the claim. I can take it back farther, if you'd rather, to China and India, but the record is less clear, so long ago. > > Einstein spent decades arguing _against_ the Copenhagen bullshit. > > He subscribed to "The Ensemble Interpretation" which says, basically, > > that Quantum Mechanics is merely statistical, not complete ( " > > correlation does not imply causation " ). > > If you'd pull your head out of your posterior for a second, you'd realize > that Einstein's verified quote (supplied below) supports his TREPIDATION > about the Copenhagen interpretation. ["God Doesn't Play Dice"] Yes, you're right, this time. God Doesn't Play Dice, he's not an idiot; nor is he a "he". Before, you said he " had to admit that the Copenhagen interpretation was MORE ACCURATE than he was comfortable with ". He _never_ said that, far from it ( see above ). > Apologize or not -- makes no difference, except to show what kind of person you are. > Indeed, one even say that the courage to apologize involves bucking the > "LessBad" option that you claim is how we work. Can you do it? _You_ made the mistake; _you_ don't know Einsein; I do. I'm the one correcting you, not vice versa. I don't want an apology from you, because I know you simply don't care about this topic, not like I do. % MichaelGlasser fo0ttsFcl4oU1@mid.individual.net ScottDoty fo2vkbFochoU1@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--2.51pm.Seattle.2018 ScottDoty fo3463FochoU3@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--4.40pm.Seattle.2018 ScottDoty fo38seFochoU6@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--5.42pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m37 Cool; 9.6 Minutes, Pan, Individual.NET, Jun 9 { 5:15pm, 2018 }:11 W  Putting words in Einstein's mouth. > > > Do you have a shrine for your religion? > > > If so, please post photos, should be interesting. > > > > Jeff-Relf.Me/TodaysBible.JPG > > your shrine is a Verizon datacenter? > globaldots.com/verizon-auctions-data-centers-google-cloud-attacks-amazon-weeks-news/ The (stock) image is from "DataCenterVoice.COM". > How...quaint. Goes with the 19th century philosophy though. I don't share your obsession with the 19th century. GrecoRoman Diodorus Cronus, circa 300 BCE, (rightly) noted that the future is just as fixed as the past. I'm forever correcting people like you, who put words in Einstein's mouth; 9 times out of ten ( at least ), the SoCalled "quotes" aren't his. It's _very_ annoying; ShitHeads, like you, are making me work hard. Einstein spent decades arguing _against_ the Copenhagen bullshit. He subscribed to "The Ensemble Interpretation" which says, basically, that Quantum Mechanics is merely statistical, not complete ( " correlation does not imply causation " ). % BenJacoby j%SSC.335508$DS3.24255@fx42.iad Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pfhdf7$m4r$2@dont-email.me Wally_W%ww84wa@aim_com mshohdtrlsel2of2v629afbrrhtb2ppp25@4ax.com Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pfhki1$m4r$14@dont-email.me Checkmate%ricksabian1@gmail_ MPG.3585fcfda18c3a01993cf3@news.altopia.com ScottDoty pfhnh1$clh$5@dont-email.me Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--5.02pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m19 Cool; 23.9 Minutes, Pan, Eternal-September.ORG, Jun 9 { 4:23pm, 2018 }:13 W G " I know better than the market; every detail, always ". > What do Nads and Skeeter have in common? > They both have had instructors tell them words to the effect of they are > the smartest people they'd ever met. > " It's impossible to teach you anything ! " The " I know better than the market; every detail, always " concept is what's wrong with feminists and communists. % BenJacoby iuxSC.158766$R51.149070@fx03.iad ScottDoty fo0qhdFbsq2U1@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fo0ttsFcl4oU1@mid.individual.net ScottDoty fo2vkbFochoU1@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--2.51pm.Seattle.2018 ScottDoty fo3463FochoU3@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--4.40pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m33 Cool; 5.6 Minutes, Pan, Individual.NET, Jun 9 { 3:54pm, 2018 }:59 W x People are forever MisQuoting Einstein; I correct them. You (Scott) replied ( to me ): > > "refuted" by whom, the Pope ? > > I see you are stuck in 19th century determinism. GrecoRoman Diodorus Cronus, circa 300 BCE, (rightly) noted that the future is just as fixed as the past. > That's a shame, because it is now common knowledge that > there are non-deterministic processes in nature. Your ignorance depends on how impervious you are ( "willfull" or not ) to the truth. > You are, of course, free to deny this, if your religion demands it. Everyone avoids the truth, to some extent; we assert _useful_ premises, irregardless of the truth; hence ego, online gaming and religion. All of history, every lesson ever, every advance, tells _me_: Randomness is ignorance, nothing more; otherwise, there'd be NO TRUTH, nothing for _me_ to aspire to. You, on the other hand, aspire to something else. Kids are the domain of the poor, uneducated and unfortunate. Replace the word "love" with "30 year mortgage" and everything becomes clear. > > Einstein, on the other hand, loved the truth, more than most. > > To his death, he kept telling us: free will is an illusion. > > > > > If you don't experience your will as being free, > > > then you belong in [ EINSTEIN's ] category [ far from the Pope ]. > > You're equating yourself with Einstein? > I said "Jeff", not what you post-edited. You think Einstein wouldn't agree with me, on this ? If so, it's because you haven't read what he wrote, nor do you care to, because it'd ruin your ego. > Einstein used to say "God does not play dice with the universe" > -- then had to admit that the Copenhagen interpretation was > more accurate than he was comfortable with. People are forever MisQuoting Einstein; I correct them/you. Einstein spent decades arguing _against_ the Copenhagen bullshit. He subscribed to "The Ensemble Interpretation" which says, basically, that Quantum Mechanics is merely statistical, not complete ( " correlation does not imply causation " ). > > We simply prefer the LeastBad "option", > > and we can't change what we prefer. > > > > How and What we consume is what makes us different. > > Do you have a shrine for your religion? > If so, please post photos, should be interesting. Jeff-Relf.Me/TodaysBible.JPG % BenJacoby iuxSC.158766$R51.149070@fx03.iad ScottDoty fo0qhdFbsq2U1@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fo0ttsFcl4oU1@mid.individual.net ScottDoty fo2vkbFochoU1@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--2.51pm.Seattle.2018 BranimirMaksimovic 37YSC.337230$EL2.232858@fx37.am4 Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--3.11pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m59 Cool; 5.3 Minutes, slrn'Linux, HighWinds'Usenet-News.NET, Jun 9 { 3: 1pm, 2018 }:35 W _ To a retard, _everything_ is "random". You (Branimir) replied ( to me ): > > Everyone avoids the truth, to some extent; > > we assert _useful_ premises, irregardless of the truth; > > hence ego, online gaming and religion. > > > > Einstein, on the other hand, loved the truth, more than most. > > To his death, he kept telling us: free will is an illusion. > > I remember one study they tried to predict direction of a fly, > they couldn't. Even flies are [ SemiRandom ]. To a retard, _everything_ is "random". All of history, every lesson ever, every advance, tells _me_ ( not you ): Randomness is ignorance, nothing more; otherwise, there'd be NO TRUTH, nothing for me to aspire to. % BenJacoby nfpSC.143891$wG5.139275@fx02.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--11.36pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby iuxSC.158766$R51.149070@fx03.iad ScottDoty fo0qhdFbsq2U1@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fo0ttsFcl4oU1@mid.individual.net ScottDoty fo2vkbFochoU1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--2.51pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m32 Cool; 8 Secs, Pan, Individual.NET, Jun 9 { 2:37pm, 2018 }:15 W A EINSTEIN's category, far from the Pope. Scott replied ( to Mike ): > > How do you know if you have free will ? > > This is very much wrapped up in the "hard" problem of consciousness, > and without an appreciation of that, you can find yourself stuck in > long-refuted 19th century determinism. "refuted" by whom, the Pope ? Everyone avoids the truth, to some extent; we assert _useful_ premises, irregardless of the truth; hence ego, online gaming and religion. Einstein, on the other hand, loved the truth, more than most. To his death, he kept telling us: free will is an illusion. > One point is that the universe has already demonstrated it has non- > deterministic processes, so there is the very real possibility that > consciousness is also non-deterministic. All of history, every lesson ever, every advance, tells me ( not you ): Randomness is ignorance, nothing more; otherwise, there'd be NO TRUTH, nothing for me to aspire to. > If you don't experience your will as being free, > then you belong in [ EINSTEIN's ] category [ far from the Pope ]. _Everyone_ is enslaved, there is no free will. We simply prefer the LessBad "option", and we can't change what we prefer. How and What we consume is what makes us different. At the start, there was no entropy, just infinite eXergy/density. [ eXergy is a type of energy that can do physical work, force * distance ] And, because " Time == Entropy ", there was no time on the clock then. Eventually, this eXergy will be consumed away, replaced with entropy; leaving us with a uniform heat bath that has all of the energy but none of the eXergy. Gravity is the "memory" of where the stuff was. General Relativity's four dimensional TimeScape is static, eternal, perfectly causal... it is, at once, everything _and_ nothing. % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pfg9uc$qch$1@gioia.aioe.org BenJacoby j%SSC.335508$DS3.24255@fx42.iad Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pfhctd$kq4$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--2.25pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m215 Mad; 26.5 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Win7, Aioe.ORG, Jun 9 { 1:21pm, 2018 }:50^(-5) W  Plants are thriving in this wetter, warmer, CarbonDioxide climate. Plants are thriving in this wetter, warmer, CarbonDioxide climate; last summer, in Seattle and Portland, we could barely breathe, the smoke was so bad. % !Jones%jones@fobahor_com eh8hhd1amd9as0fofttbeoisq4t8utf9qn@4ax.com Scout%me4guns@removethis_this2_ pfac6s$bdi$2@dont-email.me MichaelGlasser fnrv0aFea3pU2@mid.individual.net ScottDoty fnuordFt7iqU3@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fnup4nFp19uU16@mid.individual.net ScottDoty fo2c98FkubpU1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--0.21pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 1 m31 Cool; 3.1 Hours, Pan, Individual.NET, Jun 9 { 9: 7am, 2018 }: 4 W 6 Depressed Losers, slaughtering consert goers, is "natural" ? Depressed Losers, slaughtering consert goers, is "natural" ? % MichaelGlasser fo19ubFehauU1@mid.individual.net max_headroom%maximusheadroom pfgl26$tr3$2@dont-email.me MichaelGlasser fo29a6Fkd61U1@mid.individual.net max_headroom%maximusheadroom pfgrpc$7p5$2@dont-email.me BenJacoby D9TSC.137721$RI2.89866@fx26.iad Horace%skinnydude@a1c_org 1rod4wktc975f$.1afebrpcf6w93.dlg@40tude.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--0.11pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 1 m2 Shifty; 37.1 Minutes, 40tude, Individual.NET, Jun 9 { 10:31am, 2018 }:23^(-4) W S Truth Avoidance. Everyone avoids the truth, to some extent; we assert _useful_ premises, irregardless of the truth; hence ego, online gaming and religion. "Snit"[sic] is just an extreme example of it ( truth avoidance ). % BenJacoby 1NgSC.215303$o43.200375@fx33.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--2.15pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby nfpSC.143891$wG5.139275@fx02.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--11.36pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby iuxSC.158766$R51.149070@fx03.iad vallor%vallor@cultnix_org fo0qhdFbsq2U1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.9--0.14am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m14 Cool; 4.4 Hours, Pan, Individual.NET, Jun 8 { 6:58pm, 2018 }: 6 W J If the truth is your enemy... You (Scott) wrote: > One way to deal with the "we don't have free will" > folks is to believe them. > > Therefore, Jeff is nothing more than a philosophical zombie ... > he doesn't know what it is like to be conscious with free will. If the truth is your enemy, as it is for most ( we assert _useful_ premises, no matter the truth ) than you assert randomness, e.g. the MultiVerse, religion and MMO games. All of history, every lesson ever, every advance, tells me: Randomness is ignorance, nothing more; otherwise, there'd be NO TRUTH, nothing for me to aspire to. _Everyone_ is enslaved, there is no free will. We simply prefer the LessBad "option", and we can't change what we prefer. How and What we consume is what makes us different. At the start, there was no entropy, just infinite eXergy/density. [ eXergy is a type of energy that can do physical work, force * distance ] And, because " Time == Entropy ", there was no time on the clock then. Eventually, this eXergy will be consumed away, replaced with entropy; leaving us with a uniform heat bath that has all of the energy but none of the eXergy. Gravity is the "memory" of where the stuff was. General Relativity's four dimensional TimeScape is static, eternal, perfectly causal... it is, at once, everything _and_ nothing. % MichaelGlasser fo02r6F80giU2@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 63b41f4a-77a2-4ac7-bc59-447903db0e45@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.8--1.44pm.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fo08hvF9340U2@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.8--2.00pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll 8cf9a166-7ee9-4e0f-a9d7-f9c2f269813b@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.8--2.32pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m421 Mad; 9.3 Minutes, GoogleG, Jun 8 { 2:12pm, 2018 }:49^(PDT) Wn Kids aren't my bag. Steve told me: > I just read your post about your kids, sorry to hear all that. I'm happy about it, all of it. Kids aren't my bag. WorldWide, Kids are the domain the poorest, and least educated. Mormons are nice people, most of them, and good in bed; but science isn't their friend; and I'm all about the science. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--10.33pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll dd7ea87c-43c2-4009-be1d-1beab763d126@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.8--9.33am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll fff3dafa-cbb9-4c27-a725-7276a2ddae01@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fo02nvF80giU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 00d0d8a6-79cc-4d3f-8985-bd7844408e35@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.8--2.10pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 6 m418 Mad; 42.9 Minutes, GoogleG, Jun 8 { 1:17pm, 2018 }:47^(PDT) W Shouting "Walk!" to a paraplegic, every day, for decades. Last 15 years, Steve has been telling Mike: > if you ever begin to learn to comprehend what you read, > this 'context' stuff will become important ;) He (Mike) can't do it. Basically, you've been shouting "Walk!" to a paraplegic, every day, for decades. % SteveCarroll c76964bd-fb39-4a72-bfab-8bc2320098a9@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.8--9.53am.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fo02r6F80giU2@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 63b41f4a-77a2-4ac7-bc59-447903db0e45@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.8--1.44pm.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fo08hvF9340U2@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.8--2.00pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy -Dropped, 5.9 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, Jun 8 { 1:51pm, 2018 }:11^(-7) W Thank God for SSDI. Mike replied: > > > > > Snit writes his own FanFic ? Proof ? Cite ? > > > > > > > > [Eliza] was a complete whacko... and likely Carroll's second wife. > > > > > > BC3966D6.3B57D%snit@nospam-cableone.net > > > BC387D2E.3B4CE%snit@nospam-cableone.net > > > > Eliza, 1964, is a _famous_ ChatBot, not a girl. > > > > Apparently, Mike's love for "her" ( the bot ) hasn't waned, > > last 14.5 years; he writes FanFiction about "her", > > referring to himself in the third person. > > > > His " Steve wants to fuck his mom " _assertion_ ( sans proof ) > > is just icing on this (hopeless) ShitCake. Is he projecting ? > > Does he _need_ to believe that he lusts for his "mom" (wife) ? > > > > Thank God for SSDI. > > What? This is way, way, way beyond you, Mike; don't even try to understand it, you can't. % SteveCarroll 82ea5d28-10b6-4177-8eaf-1909c537fe7a@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--11.17pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll c76964bd-fb39-4a72-bfab-8bc2320098a9@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.8--9.53am.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fo02r6F80giU2@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 63b41f4a-77a2-4ac7-bc59-447903db0e45@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.8--1.44pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 3 m413 Mad; 4.6 Minutes, GoogleG, Jun 8 { 1: 5pm, 2018 }: 3^(PDT) WN= Thank God for SSDI. Steve replied: > > > Snit writes his own FanFic ? Proof ? Cite ? > > > > [Eliza] was a complete whacko... and likely Carroll's second wife. > > BC3966D6.3B57D%snit@nospam-cableone.net > BC387D2E.3B4CE%snit@nospam-cableone.net Eliza, 1964, is a _famous_ ChatBot, not a girl. Apparently, Mike's love for "her" ( the bot ) hasn't waned, last 14.5 years; he writes FanFiction about "her", referring to himself in the third person. His " Steve wants to fuck his mom " _assertion_ ( sans proof ) is just icing on this (hopeless) ShitCake. Is he projecting ? Does he _need_ to believe that he lusts for his "mom" (wife) ? Thank God for SSDI. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--11.18am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby 1NgSC.215303$o43.200375@fx33.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--2.15pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby nfpSC.143891$wG5.139275@fx02.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--11.36pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby iuxSC.158766$R51.149070@fx03.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.8--10.17am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m467 Dropped; 1.4 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Jun 8 { 8:42am, 2018 }:49^(-4) W#n " I can choose to do the opposite of what I prefer " -- Ben Jacoby. You (Ben) wrote: > I can choose to do the opposite of what I prefer. Please haul your brain down to the nearest mechanic, it's sprung a leak. > > General Relativity's four dimensional TimeScape is static, eternal, > > perfectly causal... it is, at once, everything _and_ nothing. > > This is wrong from the very start, Rolf. Space-time is NOT static. There is no Time dimension outside of (4-D) SpaceTime. You can ( and do ) invent dimensions all day long, -- for cuteness, gender, skin color, autism, etc.; but none of them have anything to do with physical reality. You (Ben) worship ignorance, a.k.a. the "multiverse". % MichaelGlasser fnucbaFp19uU10@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 97068e97-fd72-4e40-8def-1abf0e777132@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fnufgfFp19uU11@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 82ea5d28-10b6-4177-8eaf-1909c537fe7a@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--11.17pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll c76964bd-fb39-4a72-bfab-8bc2320098a9@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.8--9.53am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m412 Mad; 39 Secs, GoogleG, Jun 8 { 9:36am, 2018 }:10^(PDT) W,A Snit writes his own FanFic ? Proof ? Cite ? > " While her attempts were clever at first, the more Snit showed they > would not win his love, the more Elizabot became clearly irrational > and desperate. " - Snit Snit writes his own FanFic ? Proof ? Cite ? % MichaelGlasser fnublhFsakoU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll f6bcae02-6874-415e-b8ea-4df8091b2e17@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fnue8lFsng3U1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 608cf722-e8ba-4847-89e0-d13a7781c9d1@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--10.33pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll dd7ea87c-43c2-4009-be1d-1beab763d126@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.8--9.33am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m412 Mad; 8.5 Minutes, GoogleG, Jun 8 { 9:18am, 2018 }:41^(PDT) W)f Social Security Disability (SSDI). > if anyone ever needed anything, Snit needs WordPress. > the website building portion of his business dried up > because the web outpaced him Mike doesn't need WordPress nor anything like that. Most likely, he gets Social Security Disability (SSDI). % MichaelGlasser fnufgfFp19uU11@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 82ea5d28-10b6-4177-8eaf-1909c537fe7a@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--11.17pm.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fnumovFu72oU1@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--11.48pm.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fnunt6Fp19uU13@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.8--0.24am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m1014 Dropped; 9.5 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, Jun 8 { : am, 2018 }:54^(-7) Ws I wish Michael Glasser were just evil, and not hopelessly insane. You (Mike) replied ( to me ): > > Steve didn't write, " I want to fuck my mother ", > > nor anything like that, not for any reason. > > What makes you think that ? I wish you were just evil, and not hopelessly insane. > Do not underestimate how far [ I'd go ] to play victim. You're looking in the mirror again, talking to yourself. And it's no act, you're a _true_ victim, hopeless. % MichaelGlasser fnucbaFp19uU10@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 97068e97-fd72-4e40-8def-1abf0e777132@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fnufgfFp19uU11@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 82ea5d28-10b6-4177-8eaf-1909c537fe7a@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--11.17pm.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fnumovFu72oU1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--11.48pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m1010 Dropped; 1.2 Minutes, NewsTap'iPhone, Individual.NET, Jun 7 { 11:41pm, 2018 }:36 W If Michael Glasser were human, and not a lizard. You (Mike) replied ( to me ): > > There is simply _no_possibility_ that Mike isn't aware > > that [Steve] didn't write " I want to fuck my mother ". > > [Steve] writes that stuff to play victim No, he didn't write, " I want to fuck my mother ", nor anything like that, not for any reason. If you were human, and not a lizard, you'd know that. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--8.28pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby cZ6SC.264825$Hv4.229788@fx39.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--11.18am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby 1NgSC.215303$o43.200375@fx33.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--2.15pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby nfpSC.143891$wG5.139275@fx02.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--11.36pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m469 Dropped; 4.4 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Jun 7 { 11:20pm, 2018 }:47^(-4) W Worshiping Ignorance. You (Ben) wrote: > IF there are no choices then there is > CERTAINLY nothing to aspire to, no achievements to be made, > no credit for accomplishment, > nothing but death and confusion awaiting you. Sad. You worship ignorance. How is that any better ? We simply prefer the LessBad "option", and we can't change what we prefer. General Relativity's four dimensional TimeScape is static, eternal, perfectly causal... it is, at once, everything _and_ nothing. % MichaelGlasser fnu95qFp19uU9@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll a19455c2-2693-44a6-913c-e9f662f2ad89@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fnucbaFp19uU10@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 97068e97-fd72-4e40-8def-1abf0e777132@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fnufgfFp19uU11@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 82ea5d28-10b6-4177-8eaf-1909c537fe7a@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--11.17pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m411 Mad; 24.2 Minutes, GoogleG, Jun 7 { 9:58pm, 2018 }:23^(PDT) W "SeniorPeopleMeet.COM" wouldn't be the worst choice. You (Steve) replied ( to Mike ): > > > " He claimed to be younger and spoke of his interest in older women. " - Snit > > > > Just with a quick look, one of your comments: > > " Steven Petruzzellis wants to fuck his own mother ". > > Where is the link to one of *my* comments ? There is simply _no_possibility_ that Mike isn't aware that you didn't write " I want to fuck my mother ". This _overt_lie_ started 4 years ago: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/comp.os.linux.advocacy/+SeniorPeopleMeet.COM+before:2014-08-21|sort:date I'm 58, two years younger than you; if I wanted to date someone, "SeniorPeopleMeet.COM" wouldn't be the worst choice. % MichaelGlasser fnu94dFp19uU8@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 8f471220-8a07-40e6-bde3-0e5484113f0d@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fnublhFsakoU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll f6bcae02-6874-415e-b8ea-4df8091b2e17@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fnue8lFsng3U1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 608cf722-e8ba-4847-89e0-d13a7781c9d1@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--10.33pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m411 Mad; 26.2 Minutes, GoogleG, Jun 7 { 9:56pm, 2018 }:21^(PDT) W I don't need WordPress. I don't need WordPress. Nor does Mike. You (Steve) are preaching to yourself. % SteveCarroll acfa9c1a-bed7-4e88-b22f-17a22ca5bc3f@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--8.46pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll pfab95$6bi$1@dont-email.me MichaelGlasser fnrq8oFc0teU25@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll b2510912-c1ef-469d-891b-175d79278ff9@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fntt58Fp19uU1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--6.29pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m987 Dropped; 1.5 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, Jun 7 { 4:24pm, 2018 }:23^(-7) WrN Are you looking in the mirror again ? ! Mike told Steve: > I never post links to some dating profile > where I am looking for senior citizens. How do you know Steve isn't a senior citizen himself ? Should he seek _younger_ women ? > I do not post with uncounted number of socks as you do. Are you looking in the mirror again ? ! You're _openly_proud_ of your (storied) ChatBot, and your ability to switch IP addresses OnTheFly. > I do not even try to track and keep dibs on your life. > I do not care. You talk about him all day, every day, as if you knew his wife, kids and tax returns. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--8.46pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll pfab95$6bi$1@dont-email.me MichaelGlasser fnrq8oFc0teU25@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll b2510912-c1ef-469d-891b-175d79278ff9@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--0.45pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll d82ac307-5db3-46cf-b262-fc3e5ab090c3@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--3.38pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m398 Mad; 9.4 Minutes, GoogleG, Jun 7 { 2:30pm, 2018 }:23^(PDT) W_N My kids give zero fucks. You (Steve) replied ( to me ): > > What do Mike's kids say about him ? > > Mine say nothing, they give Zero fucks. > > I doubt that's true It's true, my kids give zero fucks. > unless you've abused them or the mother did the 'mind trick'. She divorced me because "I wasn't Mormon enough" ( she said ); I didn't want any more kids while she did, big time. Eventually, she had them with another man, Rolf; 6 in total; they're still married and living in a super nice neighborhood, near my (rich) bother, Pete, up on the mountain side, near the mouth of Little CottenWood Canyon (SnowBird), Utah. Rolf adopted my kids, then aged 5 and 6. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--6.21pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby n11SC.81859$Kp4.69527@fx43.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--8.28pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby cZ6SC.264825$Hv4.229788@fx39.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--11.18am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby 1NgSC.215303$o43.200375@fx33.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--2.15pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m52 Dropped; 24.3 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Jun 7 { 1:42pm, 2018 }:16^(-4) WWG Ben Jacoby takes _pride_ in his randomness, I don't. You (Ben) replied ( to me ): > > And your "gospel" is what ? > > harp playing, androgynous angels in the clouds ? > > my religious beliefs are totally irrelevant Truer words have never been spoken. You take _pride_ in your randomness, I don't. Randomness is ignorance, nothing more; otherwise, there'd be NO TRUTH, nothing to aspire to. % MichaelGlasser fnrlhjFc0teU13@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll acfa9c1a-bed7-4e88-b22f-17a22ca5bc3f@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--8.46pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll pfab95$6bi$1@dont-email.me MichaelGlasser fnrq8oFc0teU25@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll b2510912-c1ef-469d-891b-175d79278ff9@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--0.45pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m402 Mad; 16.7 Minutes, GoogleG, Jun 7 { 11:32am, 2018 }:59^(PDT) W7 Fabulous Fabian might be behind it ( the bot ). You (Steve) replied ( to Mike ): > > > > Steve is winning, Mike is losing. > > > > > > I'd like to collect... what'd I win? ;) > > > > A decade-plus of your life with no sign of any income, > > So... all the gear in my studio just magically appeared?! > I wonder if I can wish for a Dumble... Again, Mike is talking about himself, not you; "no sign of any income" for 13 years, he says. > > a divorce, > > Two, actually, and I'm *very* thankful for both ;) Mike hasn't had that pleasure YET, but he will; meanwhile, he's a KnowItAll feminist. > > a life that leads you to speak horribly of your kids, > > That's being done by you, when you're forging my name. What do Mike's kids say about him ? Mine say nothing, they give Zero fucks. > > no website > > Incorrect. You're none too proud of it; mine is "Jeff-Relf.Me". > > after you found I would not modify mine to your taste, > > and back your efforts to copy it, > > C'mon, Snit... anyone can see your site is a dated mess ;) I can't, it seems fine to me. > > and a flood bot you use to automate your trolling. > > Stop projecting. Fabulous Fabian might be behind it ( the bot ); it hates _both_ of you. > > In other words: you have "won" a wasted life. Congrats. > > Even if my life was like the dishonest BS you just described, how do > you figure wasting your life on usenet the way you have is better? Again, he's looking in the mirror, talking to himself. > > > I'm just pointing out that he's dishonest while he claims otherwise... > > > no one wins in a deal like that. > > > > You lie more in a day than you can show me lying in a year. > > You just can't stop lying, can you? We assert useful premises, disregarding the truth. > > > I wish Apple would keep Safari as up to date as other browsers. > > > > Why not share the code and talk about tech? > > I doubt you'd understand it and, at this point, > I don't think Relf cares to see any JavaScript with no goals in mind ;) You don't adopt every child you see; likewise, I don't adopt every app I see. > Last night I did fix a date object issue that Safari and iOS have; > I also added the ability to control the date range from the sheet > ( IOW, there are display implications here ). My "Jeff-Relf.Me/SleepPat.PNG" (Jeff-Relf.Me/SleepPat.HTM) is a good example of how dimensions simplify things; X is days, Y is hours, and tables (Z) are years, -- time by time by time... virtual dimensions ! Mike laments: > > [ I could ] be SO much better than [my] obsession with [myself]. _Everyone_ is enslaved, there is no free will. We simply prefer the LessBad "option", and we can't change what we prefer. % BenJacoby IAXRC.95714$4M6.88109@fx27.iad MichaelGlasser fnrdv8FbpqgU59@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--6.21pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby n11SC.81859$Kp4.69527@fx43.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--8.28pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby cZ6SC.264825$Hv4.229788@fx39.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.7--11.18am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m51 Dropped; 8.6 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Jun 7 { 2:32am, 2018 }:36^(-4) W Harp playing, androgynous angels in the clouds ? You (Ben) replied ( to me ): > > Randomness is ignorance, nothing more; > > otherwise, there'd be NO TRUTH, nothing to aspire to. > > Preach it, Rev! Preach it! And your "gospel" is what ? harp playing, androgynous angels in the clouds ? % SteveCarroll ae519704-a107-454c-8b2c-85c71a6ccbcf@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--8.19pm.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fnrndlFc0teU15@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 244c678f-795a-4919-b86f-b305ccc3b5f4@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fnro8eFc0teU18@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll pfaalu$3di$1@dont-email.me Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--9.27pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m411 Mad; 17.3 Minutes, UnisonMacBin, Eternal-September.ORG, Jun 6 { 9: 1pm, 2018 }: 2^(-6) W&4 We're mostly talking to ourselves. > " But when it comes to doing anything for your income, > or for others, you have NOTHING to show for it...". - Snit > > Those are your words... written this evening. And you wrote them > despite the fact that I freely offered some of my "NOTHING" to you... > such gratitude <eyeroll>. What a weasel. Mike was looking in the mirror, talking to himself, when he wrote that. Despite appearances, we're mostly talking to ourselves. % MichaelGlasser fnrj2gFcbenU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 715ee332-f403-45d4-90bf-422f8b8e85b8@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fnrjlpFc0teU4@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll dfa17189-fbc0-4b95-abe4-9a2285701dfa@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fnrlhjFc0teU13@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll acfa9c1a-bed7-4e88-b22f-17a22ca5bc3f@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--8.46pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m407 Mad; 17 Minutes, GoogleG, Jun 6 { 8:14pm, 2018 }:25^(PDT) W Arrogance is the bane of every ( brain dead ) feminist. Steve told Mike: > Fact: You can't know what I "have" or what my income is. > > Fact: Learning isn't value-less because it's not tied to monetary compensation. > > You are clearly opposing both those facts. > If you don't believe you are, > then you probably need to adjust your medication again. Steve is winning, Mike is losing. Arrogance is the bane of every ( brain dead ) feminist. % Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com pf9b11$1e0v$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--0.25pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby IAXRC.95714$4M6.88109@fx27.iad MichaelGlasser fnrdv8FbpqgU59@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--6.21pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby n11SC.81859$Kp4.69527@fx43.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--8.28pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m461 Dropped; 35.9 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Jun 6 { 7:47pm, 2018 }:27^(-4) W NO TRUTH. > tomorrow I will choose the opposite of what I was inclined to do, Out of sheer ignorance, no doubt; still: All of history, every lesson ever, every advance, tells us: Randomness is ignorance, nothing more; otherwise, there'd be NO TRUTH, nothing to aspire to. _Everyone_ is enslaved, there is no free will. We simply prefer the LessBad "option", and we can't change what we prefer. % SteveCarroll 3bcefb28-255b-478a-8d8e-4702d1f1d6d7@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fnreg1FbpqgU61@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 3e0f8bc2-7dc1-4e42-b8d1-81cebe442d86@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fnrh8sFc2naU1@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fnritqFc0teU2@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll ae519704-a107-454c-8b2c-85c71a6ccbcf@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--8.19pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m401 Mad; 9.2 Minutes, GoogleG, Jun 6 { 7:29pm, 2018 }:40^(PDT) W Crying "foul". Steve told Mike: > I probably made more $$ from web dev in the first 3 months > of this year than you'll make all year ;) And you paid for your adult kids' college, too; likely, your ex got some coin as well. You two ( Mike and Steve ) can't agree on the rules of the game; instead, you constantly cry "foul", hoping someone will notice. In "The Handmaid's Tale", Margaret Atwood is crying "foul"; " I'm good, the game is bad ", is the gist of it. She can't imagine a better game, one where everyone wants to play. The " I know better than the market; every detail, always " concept is what's wrong with feminists and communists. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--6.21pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll 10422819-2748-4b9a-99c3-d23ca238983d@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fnrhduFc0teU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 1a87b982-5f69-4f0b-bde2-fc97f1a9722a@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fnrj2gFcbenU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 715ee332-f403-45d4-90bf-422f8b8e85b8@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--8.00pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 3 m401 Mad; 13.9 Minutes, GoogleG, Jun 6 { 7:24pm, 2018 }:56^(PDT) Wu Don't teach JavaScript without a proper goal in mind. Don't teach JavaScript without a proper goal in mind; e.g. extending FireFox, ThunderBird or Visual Studio. % will%willscranton pf97sk$nhd$1@dont-email.me JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--11.47am.Seattle.2018 Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com pf9b11$1e0v$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--0.25pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby IAXRC.95714$4M6.88109@fx27.iad MichaelGlasser fnrdv8FbpqgU59@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--6.21pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m262 Dropped; 16.1 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, Jun 6 { 5:52pm, 2018 }:56^(-7) W6 No truth, Nothing to aspire to ? > how would we even test the idea of pre-determination ? We cannot know. All of history, every lesson ever, every advance, tells us: Randomness is ignorance, nothing more; otherwise, there'd be no truth, nothing to aspire to. _Everyone_ is enslaved, there is no free will. We simply prefer the LessBad "option", and we can't change what we prefer. General Relativity's four dimensional TimeScape is static, eternal, perfectly causal... it is, at once, everything _and_ nothing. We assert useful premises, disregarding the truth. How and What we consume is what makes us different. % . pf9b11$1e0v$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--0.25pm.Seattle.2018 Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com pf9jau$1t05$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--2.39pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m1 Shifty; 2.8 Minutes, NewsTap'iPhone, Aioe.ORG, Jun 6 { 2:22pm, 2018 }:39 W% I feel rich, very rich. You ("Odd" [sic]) replied ( to me ): > > _Everyone_ is enslaved, there is no free will. > > We simply prefer the LessBad "option", > > and we can't change what we prefer. > > > > We assert useful premises, disregarding the truth. > > How and What we consume is what makes us different. > > Oh ick. Personal self-rationalization of deep poverty I feel rich, very rich. > and sexual alienation Sex is a _bad_ deal for everyone involved. Google "Feminist Porn". > as a choice rather than as a consequence of numerous other choices. What ? you're not making sense. > Nothing to do with physics. _Everything_ is physics, when you're doing it right. At the start, there was no entropy, just infinite eXergy/density. [ eXergy is a type of energy that can do physical work, force * distance ] And, because " Time == Entropy ", there was no time on the clock then. Eventually, this eXergy will be consumed away, replaced with entropy; leaving us with a uniform heat bath that has all of the energy but none of the eXergy. Gravity is the "memory" of where the stuff was. All of history, every lesson ever, every advance, tells us: Randomness is ignorance, nothing more. General Relativity's four dimensional TimeScape is static, eternal, perfectly causal... it is, at once, everything _and_ nothing. % will%willscranton pf97sk$nhd$1@dont-email.me JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--11.47am.Seattle.2018 Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com pf9b11$1e0v$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--0.25pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m45 Cool; 17.3 Minutes, NewsTap'iPhone, Aioe.ORG, Jun 6 { : pm, 2018 }:49 Wn We assert useful premises, disregarding the truth. You ("Odd" [sic]) replied ( to me ): > > "Quantum Mechanics" has no cause and effect, just probabilities; > > it tells you the likelihood of something you might bet on, > > like a poker game; the details, the real cause, is unknown. > > Cause and effect is fully supported in QM. > I think you re confusing determinism with causality. No, it's SemiRandom, like a poker game... place your bets. _Everyone_ is enslaved, there is no free will. We simply prefer the LessBad "option", and we can't change what we prefer. We assert useful premises, disregarding the truth. How and What we consume is what makes us different. % will%willscranton pf97sk$nhd$1@dont-email.me Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.6--11.47am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m1 Shifty; 27.6 Minutes, Pan, Eternal-September.ORG, Jun 6 { 11: 7am, 2018 }:16 WD "Quantum Mechanics" has no cause and effect, just probabilities. "Quantum Mechanics" has no cause and effect, just probabilities; it tells you the likelihood of something you might bet on, like a poker game; the details, the real cause, is unknown. % Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.4--9.05pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate Average Purchasing Power Parity. Average ( Per Person ) Purchasing Power Parity ( thousands of US$ ), after taxes, in "developed" (OECD) countries, 2015: 47 United States 38 Switzerland 38 Norway 36 Australia 36 Germany 34 Austria 33 France 32 Belgium 31 Sweden 31 Finland 31 Canada 30 Denmark 30 Netherlands 30 Japan 30 United Kingdom 30 Italy 27 Ireland 24 Spain 22 Czech Republic 22 Portugal 22 Slovenia 22 South Korea 21 Slovakia 19 Estonia 19 Poland 19 Greece 18 Hungary 17 Turkey 17 Latvia 15 Mexico Fixed BroadBand Subscriptions Per 100 People, in "developed" (OECD) countries, q2 2017: 46 Switzerland 43 Denmark 42 Netherlands 42 France 41 Norway 41 Korea 39 Germany 39 Iceland 39 United Kingdom 38 Belgium 37 Sweden 37 Canada 36 Luxembourg 34 Greece 34 United States 34 Portugal 34 New Zealand 31 Finland 31 Japan 31 Australia 31 Spain 30 Czech Republic 29 Ireland 29 Hungary 29 Estonia 29 Austria 29 Slovenia 27 Israel 27 Latvia 27 Italy 25 Slovak Republic 18 Poland 17 Chile 14 Turkey 14 Mexico % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.3--3.57am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby yOQQC.219876$go7.163080@fx08.iad BranimirMaksimovic %SQQC.237619$%L2.178535@fx40.am4 BenJacoby XGUQC.346054$1e7.251028@fx38.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.3--10.20am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby i8iRC.212677$o43.160241@fx33.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.4--2.39pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 1 m469 Dropped; 10.2 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Jun 4 { 2:26pm, 2018 }:21^(-4) W^ What happens to the "good" people ? > all idiots who believe in virgins after you die > end up in "hell" where they roast for eternity What happens to the "good" people, such as yourself ? % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.2--8.23pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby OoJQC.143098$R51.13353@fx03.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.3--3.57am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby yOQQC.219876$go7.163080@fx08.iad BranimirMaksimovic %SQQC.237619$%L2.178535@fx40.am4 BenJacoby XGUQC.346054$1e7.251028@fx38.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.3--10.20am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 1 m474 Dropped; 41.6 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Jun 3 { 9:28am, 2018 }:21^(-4) W Where gorgeous virgins await, ready and willing. Ben wrote: > obviously, [Branimir] died and noticed not only his body was dead > but his soul as well. Are there any gun toters who don't believe in an afterlife, where gorgeous virgins await, ready and willing ? % Klaus_Schadenfreude% 0tl5hdhf786ombs6ep25sqsc57uoc2tdfn@4ax.com MichaelGlasser fng4a2F6me4U3@mid.individual.net Klaus_Schadenfreude% 1dv5hddisvfcu6t3b5k0d445a5soe8kiuv@4ax.com MichaelGlasser fngd75F8a4tU5@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.2--7.10pm.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fnh4arFcb78U1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.3--8.52am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns s% 5 m204 Dropped; 12.6 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, Jun 2 { 8: 7pm, 2018 }: 5^(-7) WV7 Clarity. > > > There is no reason -- other than demands for special entitlements -- > > > that [restrictions] would not also apply to [recreational] guns. > > > > Permission to breathe is a "special entitlement", according to your "logic". > > > > No one can argue with you because you always begin with > > assumptions ( and definitions ) that one else agrees with, > > and you never budge from your bizarre assertions. > > What weird assumptions and twists you make. How odd. > What do you get out of doing so? Clarity. A true conversation, instead of nasty name calling, spam. % Horace%skinnydude@a1c_org 1op22p0zsvgrh$.crdjax425ytc$.dlg@40tude.net simon_singh%ss1988singh980 pevh13$v4o$3@dont-email.me SteveCarroll c7163f8c-900c-487b-ba49-ade8cfa0b094@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.2--8.36pm.Seattle.2018 BranimirMaksimovic 8pJQC.502677$LD3.448338@fx18.am4 MichaelGlasser fnh9etFd558U2@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.3--4.14am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 2 m949 Dropped; 6 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, Jun 2 { 9:34pm, 2018 }:37^(-7) Wj# Child labor and suicide nets. > It is not sustainable to continually redistribute money to the very rich. To "Gods", like JongUn Kim and Stalin ? sure, I agree. And the market does it too, naturally. The " I know better than the market; every detail, always " concept is what's wrong with feminists and communists. Democratic India builds sofware; Communist China makes clothe$$. India digs porn; China can't see most of the Internet. Amazon and MicroSoft, in Seattle, don't make clothe$$; instead they leave that to China and Bangladesh, with their child labor and suicide nets. % FabianRussell pevfgs01dh7@news3.newsguy.com SteveCarroll d8738a0f-1a35-4d7c-8044-f0cc510eee30@googlegroups.com BranimirMaksimovic 8sHQC.233064$eg.206829@fx43.am4 SteveCarroll 6609a61d-028d-4c1f-94aa-c7e90d22a2d9@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.2--8.23pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby OoJQC.143098$R51.13353@fx03.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.3--3.57am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m42 Dropped; 6.9 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Jun 2 { 8:38pm, 2018 }: 8^(-4) Wa Air is carcinogenic. You ( Ben ) replied ( to me ): > > smoke at home, in my room; > > many kids today, with their endless alergies, > > simply can't chill, that's all. Society can't chill. > > combustion products are carcinogenic > You've got a great plan for [achieving] room temperature chill. Despite your insane plans, you're dying too. Air is carcinogenic, even if it isn't "known to the State of California". When my soul dies, I'd like to be fed to the fishes, so I'll be worth much more, per pound. % FabianRussell pevfgs01dh7@news3.newsguy.com SteveCarroll d8738a0f-1a35-4d7c-8044-f0cc510eee30@googlegroups.com BranimirMaksimovic 8sHQC.233064$eg.206829@fx43.am4 SteveCarroll 6609a61d-028d-4c1f-94aa-c7e90d22a2d9@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.2--8.23pm.Seattle.2018 FabianRussell pevn9n0ht@news4.newsguy.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.3--3.43am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m111 Dropped; 7.1 Hours, Pan, Newsguy.COM'NewsGuy.COM, Newsdawg.COM, Jun 2 { 8:28pm, 2018 }:55 WY5 I'd like to be fed to the fishes. You ( Fabian ) replied ( to me ): > > I smoke at home, in my room; > > many kids today, with their endless alergies, > > simply can't chill, that's all. Society can't chill. > > After you die the coroner will be sure to cut out your > lungs and put them in a jar for the benefit of medical students. > > Your brain, however, he'll just toss in the trash. When my soul dies, I'd like to be fed to the fishes, so I'll be worth much more, per pound. % BranimirMaksimovic jOGQC.198966$jb7.137383@fx34.am4 MichaelGlasser fngsfrFb2s2U2@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll c15b59e7-7276-4a4f-b978-73b0749a0913@googlegroups.com Horace%skinnydude@a1c_org 1op22p0zsvgrh$.crdjax425ytc$.dlg@40tude.net simon_singh%ss1988singh980 pevh13$v4o$3@dont-email.me SteveCarroll c7163f8c-900c-487b-ba49-ade8cfa0b094@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.2--8.36pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 4 m409 Mad; 42.8 Minutes, GoogleG, Jun 2 { 6:52pm, 2018 }:32^(PDT) WI Crying " foul ! ". You ( Steve ) wrote: > [ Mike thinks ] he's smarter than everyone > because he successfully gamed the system. It _is_ a game, the rules are spelled out, judges referee; and you're a sore loser, crying " foul ! ". Kids are the domain of the poor, uneducated and unfortunate. Replace the word "love" with "30 year mortgage" and everything becomes clear. U.S. tax records show that 50% of adults were married in 2015, down from 72% in 1960. The Washington Post says: one in five men ages 25 to 34 lived in their parents' home. 12.5 percent of women that age live at home. Both numbers have increased dramatically in recent decades, roughly doubling since 1960. more young adults ages 18 to 34 were living with their parents than with a spouse or partner, the first time that's happened in at least 130 years. % MichaelGlasser fngsfrFb2s2U2@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll c15b59e7-7276-4a4f-b978-73b0749a0913@googlegroups.com FabianRussell pevfgs01dh7@news3.newsguy.com SteveCarroll d8738a0f-1a35-4d7c-8044-f0cc510eee30@googlegroups.com BranimirMaksimovic 8sHQC.233064$eg.206829@fx43.am4 SteveCarroll 6609a61d-028d-4c1f-94aa-c7e90d22a2d9@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.2--8.23pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 5 m409 Mad; 1.1 Hours, GoogleG, Jun 2 { 6:31pm, 2018 }:37^(PDT) WFa Society can't chill. > I was sitting in traffic with no cigs and I thought, > " Ok, I *have* to stop this sh*t ". I (almost) never sit in traffic; I smoke at home, in my room; I roll each one, right before smoking it; rolling it is half the fun. Never do I think, " I have to stop this shit ". Occasionally, when I relax after being _stressed_, my throat is irritated; a tiny sip of salt water ( or liquid acetaminophen ) or hard candy, provides _instant_ relief. Were I better at keeping chill, it wouldn't be a problem at all; it's a mental thing... many kids today, with their endless alergies, simply can't chill, that's all. Society can't chill. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.2--6.51am.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fng2ucF6gapU1@mid.individual.net Klaus_Schadenfreude% 0tl5hdhf786ombs6ep25sqsc57uoc2tdfn@4ax.com MichaelGlasser fng4a2F6me4U3@mid.individual.net Klaus_Schadenfreude% 1dv5hddisvfcu6t3b5k0d445a5soe8kiuv@4ax.com MichaelGlasser fngd75F8a4tU5@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.2--7.10pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 1 m891 Dropped; 2.9 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, Jun 2 { 1:32pm, 2018 }:36^(-7) W Permission to breathe ? You ( Mike ) wrote: > There is no reason -- other than demands for special entitlements -- > that this [limit] would not also apply to [recreational] guns. Permission to breathe is a "special entitlement", according to your "logic". No one can argue with you because you always begin with assumptions ( and definitions ) that one else agrees with, and you never budge from your bizarre assertions. % Scout%me4guns@removethis_this2_ pet4cp$8ru$2@dont-email.me vallor%vallor@cultnix_org fnem8cFsksjU1@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fnemk6Fsn82U1@mid.individual.net vallor%vallor@cultnix_org fnemv5FsksjU3@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.2--6.51am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll 9f79498e-0027-408a-ab3d-789734903d72@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.2--8.45am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m392 Mad; 4.4 Minutes, GoogleG, Jun 2 { 8:23am, 2018 }:31^(PDT) W The Second Amendment doesn't address recreational guns. > > The Supreme Court got it wrong. > > Americans may keep and bear Arms For The State's Militia . > > Which doesn t have any bearing on a personal right > to own/use a gun in another context ( hunting, skill shooting, etc. ). > The Ninth Amendment makes this clear. > > The Constitution is a limit on governement powers, > not a restriction on the rights of  the people . Touch, The Supreme Court got it wrong because The Second Amendment doesn't address recreational guns. % Scout%me4guns@removethis_this2_ pestfr$g9h$3@dont-email.me MichaelGlasser fnecu9Fr49cU3@mid.individual.net Scout%me4guns@removethis_this2_ pet4cp$8ru$2@dont-email.me vallor%vallor@cultnix_org fnem8cFsksjU1@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fnemk6Fsn82U1@mid.individual.net vallor%vallor@cultnix_org fnemv5FsksjU3@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.2--6.51am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 1 m17 Cool; 7.7 Hours, Pan, Individual.NET, Jun 1 { 10: 6pm, 2018 }:45 Wj The Supreme Court got it wrong. > > Militia. Bear arms. These words have meaning. > > The SC has determined that the clauses in question are explanations, > not limitations. This is a *RIGHT OF THE PEOPLE*. The Supreme Court got it wrong. Americans may keep and bear Arms For The State's Militia . Clearly, no "Militia" should include depressed gunmen slaughtering concert goers like a meat packing service. % !Jones%jones@fobahor_com grg2hd1k8bs2c7fm7i39vqg40n5bm6hra1@4ax.com MichaelGlasser fnd47bFjo6aU2@mid.individual.net Scout%me4guns@removethis_this2_ pestfr$g9h$3@dont-email.me MichaelGlasser fnecu9Fr49cU3@mid.individual.net Scout%me4guns@removethis_this2_ pet4cp$8ru$2@dont-email.me vallor%vallor@cultnix_org fnem8cFsksjU1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.2--6.27am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 3 m17 Cool; 7.9 Hours, Pan, Individual.NET, Jun 1 { 9:54pm, 2018 }:36 Wa Slaughtering concert goers like a meat packing service. > A well regulated Militia [ no comma ] > being necessary to the security of a free State, ... Or, more clearly: " For The State's Militia, ... " Clearly, no "Militia" should include depressed gunmen slaughtering concert goers like a meat packing service. % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ per3el$21o$2@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.1--5.42am.Seattle.2018 kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ perirv$v96$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.1--7.01am.Seattle.2018 kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ perlm8$14jj$1@gioia.aioe.org Your_Friendly_Neighbourhood_ 3sGdnVmUeYhEwYzGnZ2dnUU7-S_NnZ2d@giganews.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.1--8.42am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 1 m6 Dropped; 22 Minutes, 2550_25!_LOL!_https:%"www_, Giganews.COM, Jun 1 { 7:48am, 2018 }:57^(-5) WSv India digs porn; China can't see most of the Internet. Mr. "Your" [sic] replied to Ms. "kensi" [sic]: > > > You ( "kensi" [sic] ) know fuck all about the job market. > > > You're just arrogant, patronizing. > > > > I see you have run out of actual arguments to substantiate your > > position. ( Which you never did state clearly, by the way. ) > > I win. *snicker* > > you're talking like a conservative now? This whole " I know better than the market; every detail, always. " concept is what's wrong with feminists and communists. Democratic India has sofware; Communist China has hardware. India digs porn; China can't see most of the Internet. Amazon and MicroSoft, in Seattle, aren't hardware vendors. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.31--5.47am.Seattle.2018 kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ per3el$21o$2@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.1--5.42am.Seattle.2018 kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ perirv$v96$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.1--7.01am.Seattle.2018 kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ perlm8$14jj$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.1--8.18am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 1 m195 Mad; 34 Minutes, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, Jun 1 { 7:36am, 2018 }:54^(-4) WQs The job market. > > You ( "kensi" [sic] ) know fuck all ( about the job market ). > > That's not what the faculty thought when they granted me my Ph.D. ... That doesn't mean you know every minute detail of everyone in the job market, all the time ! ! ! > > You're just arrogant, patronizing. > > I see you have run out of actual arguments to substantiate your > position. (Which you never did state clearly, by the way.) > I win. *snicker* You lost, big time. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.31--8.02pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby 7xbQC.258737$LR2.158442@fx41.iad MrChrisV 5sk2hdh30g9p95flnk1pdcofiknm72mfun@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.1--7.51am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m127 Dropped; 19 Minutes, F_Agent, HighWinds'Fastusenet.ORG, Jun 1 { 7:13am, 2018 }:11^(-5) WM= MrChrisV, my publicist. MrChrisV, my publicist, wrote: > " Oh my God, it's the finest code you'll ever see. " - Jeff Relf, > describing his horrendous code, "Jeff-Relf.Me/X.ZIP". The ( SpinFree ) context:  This macro: int zz ; #define z zz=zz; lets me put "z" on a line by itself and set a breakpoint. Say, for example, you want to break when i == 5; just type: if ( i == 5 ) z // Set a break_point here. Do you have any idea how much time it saves me ? ! Oh my God, it's the finest code you'll ever see.  -- "Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.18{16.00.Seattle.2014}" in "Jeff-Relf.Me/Posts.TXT" Groups.Google.COM/forum/#!topic/comp.os.linux.advocacy/Zyqzyntxo-k%5B101-125%5D % . b1ptgdtfo189l67dqjd7ne3of4lgr5lc91@4ax.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ peogk5$1nht$2@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.31--5.47am.Seattle.2018 kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ per3el$21o$2@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.1--5.42am.Seattle.2018 kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ perirv$v96$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.1--7.01am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 1 m194 Mad; 6.8 Minutes, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, Jun 1 { 6:48am, 2018 }:45^(-4) WIj You know fuck all, trust me. "kensi" replied: > > It's a (job) market. > > Even if _most_ people don't want the job, some do. > > > > You ("kensi") think you're some kind of AllKnowing God, > > so damn smart that none of the rest of us should be allowed to think. > > No, I just know scams and ripoffs when I see them. You know fuck all, trust me. You're just arrogant, patronizing. % . 9aergd1pl7srgdqpn4829nkbu674f0ctvp@4ax.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pemn8e$u13$1@gioia.aioe.org . b1ptgdtfo189l67dqjd7ne3of4lgr5lc91@4ax.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ peogk5$1nht$2@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.31--5.47am.Seattle.2018 kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ per3el$21o$2@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Jun.1--5.42am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 4 m193 Mad; 3.1 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, Jun 1 { 2:25am, 2018 }:38^(-4) Wb "kensi" thinks she's some kind of AllKnowing God, "kensi" replied: > > > the job described at the link actually has /net negative pay/ > > > due to the costs it will incur for the sucker who signs up for it. > > > > You're not smarter than the (job) market. > > The fuck's that supposed to mean, k0Oky? It's a (job) market. Even if _most_ people don't want the job, some do. You ("kensi") think you're some kind of AllKnowing God, so damn smart that none of the rest of us should be allowed to think. % Jeff-Relf.Me@May.31--8.02pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate Replace the word "love" with "30 year mortgage" and everything becomes clear. Replace the word "love" with "30 year mortgage" and everything becomes clear. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.30--7.05pm.Seattle.2018 MrAA 46e76ea4-0721-4554-85d4-d4b4207a59a2@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.31--2.58pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 3 m61 Top; 43.5 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, May 31 { 2:10pm, 2018 }:57^(PDT) W7 Oregon will burn again ? > "Keep Oregon Green" has always been our motto here! I wonder if Oregon will burn again, this year. % . brdrgdto1k2nvi8mi37qdn6k3t8k9ju6u4@4ax.com Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pekdb5$ooj$43@dont-email.me . 9aergd1pl7srgdqpn4829nkbu674f0ctvp@4ax.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pemn8e$u13$1@gioia.aioe.org . b1ptgdtfo189l67dqjd7ne3of4lgr5lc91@4ax.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ peogk5$1nht$2@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.31--5.47am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 2 m190 Mad; 2.1 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, May 31 { 2:52am, 2018 }: 4^(-4) Wb "kensi" is not smarter than the market. "kensi" replied: > > > counterpunch.org/2017/07/11/jobs-you-cant-afford-to-take/ > > > > Then you take 2 or look for something else...ya maroon. > > the job described at the link actually has /net negative pay/ > due to the costs it will incur for the sucker who signs up for it. You're not smarter than the market. % BenJacoby 4LMPC.193817$nq5.73490@fx36.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@May.31--5.22am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns -Dropped, 5.6 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, May 30 { 11:37pm, 2018 }:37^(-4) W8a Slaughtering concert goers. > " My armed guards aren t killing children " -- Chelsea Handler The " well regulated militia ", envisioned in the constitution, did not include depressed gunmen in Las Vegas Hotel rooms slaughtering concert goers. % . brdrgdto1k2nvi8mi37qdn6k3t8k9ju6u4@4ax.com Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pekdb5$ooj$43@dont-email.me . 9aergd1pl7srgdqpn4829nkbu674f0ctvp@4ax.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pemn8e$u13$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.30--2.43pm.Seattle.2018 kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ peofvo$1lc2$2@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.31--5.12am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 4 m190 Mad; 2.3 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, May 31 { 2:41am, 2018 }:11^(-4) W`E Feminists may arm themselves against White males and Asians, but they'll lose. Speaking of low wages, with less taxes and regulations, "kensi" replied: > if this bullshit keeps getting worse, > sooner or later there will be an armed revolt... Feminists may arm themselves against White males and Asians, but they'll lose. % Jeff-Relf.Me@May.30--7.05pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns We need _more_ carbon dioxide, not less. We need _more_ carbon dioxide, not less. YouTube.COM/watch?v=WDWEjSDYfxc % . 43hrgdd3g3lsig7sfphrhiu6lvcovnbibv@4ax.com . pemm9f$sc4$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.30--1.27pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll c3c273c9-74ff-41b4-a822-e73b0c43e6bb@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.30--2.33pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll 68f4927d-d93a-430e-9925-f050f67f3418@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.30--3.39pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m423 Mad; 7.5 Minutes, GoogleG, May 30 { 3:24pm, 2018 }:18^(PDT) WI Kids are the domain of the poor, uneducated and unfortunate. > > > youtube.com/watch?v=n2jhcxiWh3c > > > I'd say the stats you cited show men are finally realizing it ;) > > > > Yes, and feminists ( like Mike ) are the exception, poor fools. > > He's not so much a feminist as he is > a supporter of who he believes is a 'victim'. I think he wants his wife to work more, so he doesn't have to. Kids are the domain of the poor, uneducated and unfortunate. % Skeeter_DoW_#420%fnvw@invalid_ 43hrgdd3g3lsig7sfphrhiu6lvcovnbibv@4ax.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pemm9f$sc4$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.30--1.27pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll c3c273c9-74ff-41b4-a822-e73b0c43e6bb@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.30--2.33pm.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fn8lc2Fo8gsU3@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@May.30--3.23pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy -Dropped, 19.2 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, May 30 { 3: 2pm, 2018 }:42^(-7) W Who is right ? only time will tell. > > > > U.S. tax records show that 50% of adults were married in 2015, > > > > down from 72% in 1960. > > > > > > "There are so many reasons, it's just become a very bad day for men > > > and people don't realize it." - Dr. Helen Smith PhD > > > youtube.com/watch?v=n2jhcxiWh3c > > > I'd say the stats you cited show men are finally realizing it ;) > > > > Yes, and feminists ( like Mike ) are the exception, poor fools. > > I am NOT a victim in my marriage. I say you are, you say you aren't. Who is right ? only time will tell. % Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pekchg$ooj$36@dont-email.me %%persent@gmail_com bah262.ndb.19.3@news.alt.net . brdrgdto1k2nvi8mi37qdn6k3t8k9ju6u4@4ax.com Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pekdb5$ooj$43@dont-email.me . 9aergd1pl7srgdqpn4829nkbu674f0ctvp@4ax.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pemn8e$u13$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.30--2.43pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 2 m188 Mad; 2.4 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, May 30 { 10:33am, 2018 }: 1^(-4) W5 Why does this concern you, exactly ? "kensi" replied: > > > > they want more money than a job is worth > > > > > > No, they just want it to pay enough to actually cover > > > an adult's cost of living in the area where the job is located. > > counterpunch.org/2017/07/11/jobs-you-cant-afford-to-take/ Why does this concern you, exactly ? % . fndrgdth0rnnlucba9hvc3hd6p6h6f3a4u@4ax.com . pekfec$12su$1@gioia.aioe.org . 43hrgdd3g3lsig7sfphrhiu6lvcovnbibv@4ax.com . pemm9f$sc4$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.30--1.27pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll c3c273c9-74ff-41b4-a822-e73b0c43e6bb@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.30--2.33pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m420 Mad; 5.9 Minutes, GoogleG, May 30 { 1:50pm, 2018 }:45^(PDT) W Feminists are the exception, poor fools. > > U.S. tax records show that 50% of adults were married in 2015, > > down from 72% in 1960. > > "There are so many reasons, it's just become a very bad day for men > and people don't realize it." - Dr. Helen Smith PhD > youtube.com/watch?v=n2jhcxiWh3c > I'd say the stats you cited show men are finally realizing it ;) Yes, and feminists ( like Mike ) are the exception, poor fools. % . rvfqgdhigrh9p4jgu2drkiadph7fs99rfo@4ax.com Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pekcen$ooj$35@dont-email.me . fndrgdth0rnnlucba9hvc3hd6p6h6f3a4u@4ax.com . pekfec$12su$1@gioia.aioe.org . 43hrgdd3g3lsig7sfphrhiu6lvcovnbibv@4ax.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pemm9f$sc4$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.30--1.27pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 3 m188 Mad; 2.6 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, May 30 { 10:16am, 2018 }:30^(-4) W2 " White men and Asians " aren't leaving. "kensi" wrote: > Restore the blue collar unions. Like BlueEyed Norway, or BrownEyed North Korea ? Not _once_ can you give me an example of "who does it best", and I've been asking you for many months now. > we just want everyone (including blacks, women, etc.) to be able to > play at the same difficulty level that white men got to play at in 1960. 1960 isn't returning, thank God. Besides, your vision of the future excludes today's White men ( and Asians ) -- you divide to conquer ; good luck with that, " White men and Asians " aren't leaving. U.S. tax records show that 50% of adults were married in 2015, down from 72% in 1960. The Washington Post says: one in five men ages 25 to 34 lived in their parents' home. 12.5 percent of women that age live at home. Both numbers have increased dramatically in recent decades, roughly doubling since 1960. more young adults ages 18 to 34 were living with their parents than with a spouse or partner, the first time that's happened in at least 130 years. % BenJacoby xoaPC.123759$pg3.38923@fx29.iad kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pejg5u$15ub$1@gioia.aioe.org BenJacoby UkfPC.162680$T14.110874@fx44.iad Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pekccv$ooj$34@dont-email.me BenJacoby 21mPC.119683$pK.109550@fx13.iad kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pemlvp$rpc$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.30--1.04pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 4 m188 Mad; 2.7 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, May 30 { 10:11am, 2018 }:21^(-4) W1O Body Shaming ? I smell a feminist. "kensi" wrote: > you can tell from Trump's "physique", > -- if I may use that term loosely -- > that he's never done any heavy lifting in his life. Body Shaming ? I smell a feminist. % MichaelMoroney pejikn$mmi$1@pcls7.std.com JohnSefton 5e8418c1-8f16-465b-9312-78a1875aac0c@googlegroups.com MichaelMoroney pek08t$qvk$4@pcls7.std.com JohnSefton bfb19cf0-7039-47d8-b17f-578d8f9793c8@googlegroups.com Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com pek50a$f03$1@gioia.aioe.org Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com pek6c1$hdh$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.29--3.17pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 2 m44 Cool; 53.1 Minutes, NewsTap'iPhone, Aioe.ORG, May 29 { 11:32am, 2018 }:33 W7 For most, SciFi is preferable. Odd Bodkin wrote: > Ken Seto in "sci.physics.relativity" says > - if it violates common sense then it is wrong. The common man can't relate to Relativity ( nor does he need to ); so, in a way, it defies "common sense". But, if " the ultra big and the ultra small " interest you, as they well might, then you _should_ know it ( for fun ); for most, however, SciFi is preferable. % Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ pefcje$5kp$4@dont-email.me The_Starmaker%starmaker@ix_ 5B0B37C3.74D3@ix.netcom.com The_Starmaker%starmaker@ix_ 5B0C488F.724D@ix.netcom.com Whisper%beaver999@ozemail_com JvydnSy0O7Lr2JDGnZ2dnUU7-VOdnZ2d@westnet.com.au JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.29--7.19am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby t0gPC.226091$Hv4.28227@fx39.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@May.29--10.28am.Seattle.2018 Rec.Arts.SF.Written, Sci.Physics, Sci.Physics.Relativity, Alt.Astronomy s% 1 m442 Dropped; 1.5 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, May 29 { 10:23am, 2018 }:24^(-4) Wr Your desire to be "God, the Father" has been your down fall. Ben Jacoby wrote: > Big Bang is Bogus. What created us then, Ben ? In the Garden of Eden story, "God" is the father, the parent; and Adam, his child, had to leave when he discovered sex. Your desire to be "God, the Father" has been your down fall. Kids are the domain of the poor, uneducated and unfortunate. % Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ pefcje$5kp$4@dont-email.me The_Starmaker%starmaker@ix_ 5B0B37C3.74D3@ix.netcom.com The_Starmaker%starmaker@ix_ 5B0C488F.724D@ix.netcom.com Whisper%beaver999@ozemail_com JvydnSy0O7Lr2JDGnZ2dnUU7-VOdnZ2d@westnet.com.au JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.29--7.19am.Seattle.2018 JohnSefton 82962802-a96b-4f62-adb2-599ec2e4a020@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.29--9.44am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics -Dropped, 54 Minutes, GoogleG, 24.72.65.40, May 29 { 8:37am, 2018 }:47^(PDT) Wak Time == Entropy. > > 13.8 billion years ago, everything in the (subjectively) Known Universe > > was in the same location; i.e. zero entropy and infinite density/exergy. > > And what was in the other locations? Nothing outside of the Big Bang affects us, so it doesn't matter. At the very start, there was no entropy ( infinite eXergy/density ); and, because " Time == Entropy ", there was no time on the clock then. % The_Starmaker%starmaker@ix_ 5B0118FB.316A@ix.netcom.com Chris_M_Thomasson%invalid_ pefcje$5kp$4@dont-email.me The_Starmaker%starmaker@ix_ 5B0B37C3.74D3@ix.netcom.com The_Starmaker%starmaker@ix_ 5B0C488F.724D@ix.netcom.com Whisper%beaver999@ozemail_com JvydnSy0O7Lr2JDGnZ2dnUU7-VOdnZ2d@westnet.com.au Jeff-Relf.Me@May.29--7.19am.Seattle.2018 Rec.Arts.SF.Written, Sci.Physics, Sci.Physics.Relativity, Alt.Astronomy s% 1 m1 Shifty; 58.9 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Win7, Westnet.COM.AU, 124.168.2.85, May 29 { 5:20am, 2018 }: 5^(10) W3} Gravity is the "memory" of where the stuff was. > > gravity is the machinery behind the invisible hand of Adam Smith. > > You don't know what gravity is. If you do please tell us. 13.8 billion years ago, everything in the (subjectively) Known Universe was in the same location; i.e. zero entropy and infinite density/exergy. [ eXergy is a type of energy that can do physical work, force * distance ] Eventually, this eXergy will be consumed away, replaced with entropy; leaving us with a uniform heat bath that has all of the energy but none of the eXergy. Gravity is the "memory" of where the stuff was. All of history, every lesson ever, every advance, tells us: Randomness is ignorance, nothing more. General Relativity's four dimensional TimeScape is static, eternal, perfectly causal... it is, at once, everything _and_ nothing. % sam_wormley@gmail_com ed5ff486-763f-43ef-a3df-7861eed7d87e@googlegroups.com sam_wormley@gmail_com 61c7ba4f-c90d-4cf4-a01d-52d545bf4b06@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.29--7.12am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m6 Shifty; 25 Secs, GoogleG, May 29 { 6:18am, 2018 }:32^(PDT) WDW Apple is returning investor's money. "space-based wi-fi" would be expensive to implement, no ? Yet Apple is returning investor's money because, unlike Amazon, it can't find good investments. UnLess you're trying to ignore that stooopid guy, next to you, SmartPhones are second rate, compared to a desktop PC with an ArmMounted, 4k, 40 inch screen, a g633 HeadSet, a g600 mouse, and a g910 keyboard... none of which Apple sells. % HughHuntzinger 438eaf0f-d23c-4dc3-8b1b-2a137282da53@googlegroups.com MrChrisV uiufgd9gavo1411fduh9dk1rv5un0cmmpb@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 370895fb-3830-490f-9356-5cfd8df250b0@googlegroups.com AndrzejMatuch qvsggdt3cles9oh65ot4rt6849l3n6n0q6@4ax.com MrChrisV j6gqgdtutc03hl728tujpcpr74uqh3v8qk@4ax.com AndrzejMatuch kfgqgdp01g5e5c1f5edgrv60njeqk9mmm2@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.29--6.23am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m216 Mad; 1.1 Hours, F_Agent, HighWinds'Blocknews.NET, May 29 { 5: 5am, 2018 }:40^(-4) W0 Andrzej Matuch averaged 6.8 Posts/Day, 216 last 30 days. Andrzej Matuch wrote: > I'm done with this newsgroup and [distros] in general. > You "advocates" are exhausting. Andrzej Matuch averaged 6.8 Posts/Day, 216 last 30 days. Last posted 1.2 Hours ago; F_Agent, "Blocknews.NET". Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Privacy.Anon-Server, Mail.Cypherpunks, Alt.Comp.OS.Windows-10, Alt.Anonymous.Email, Alt.Anonymous Found a clue? Moi's Dancing Clone Got Some Moves Snit: 273 Carroll: 0 Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Jack Ma, the top earners, are men. They'd tax your penis, if they weren't so busy taxing your breath. More white oppression (which doesn't exist) % ChrisAhlstrom peeu5g$5ho$2@dont-email.me BenJacoby MnSOC.181362$nq5.34482@fx36.iad ChrisAhlstrom pehk0t$224$1@dont-email.me Tattoo_Vampire%sitting@this_ pehvd6$n0c$1@tattoovampire.eternal-september.org MichaelGlasser fn3e9rFod55U1@mid.individual.net Tattoo_Vampire%sitting@this_ pei3s0$dil$1@tattoovampire.eternal-september.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.28--9.51pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m14 Cool; 5.1 Hours, Pan, Eternal-September.ORG, May 28 { 4:37pm, 2018 }:36 W` The .0002% is a quick read. Tattoo wrote: > 99.9998% of what's here is crap Yes, but the .0002% is a quick read. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.26--6.54pm.Seattle.2018 Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ ped7t6$v0b$25@dont-email.me Bricked%bricked@barkingspiders_ ot8kgd9onf6l8jtss47k9v3mhbb8keuuoh@4ax.com Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pedevu$v0b$28@dont-email.me JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.27--0.44am.Seattle.2018 kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ peduk0$1upg$2@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.27--2.49am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 2 m180 Mad; 2.1 Minutes, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, May 27 { 2:43am, 2018 }:29^(-4) WY "kensi" should addition for "Shameless", the TV show. "kensi" replied ( to me ): > > You (Nadegda) changed the topic from a big ass > > " child support, custody, visitation " battle between Michael Rotondo > > and his (anonymous) baby mama to: " Who's the bigger kook ? "; > > well done, you must be proud. > > No, she changed it to the housing affordability crisis. All she's heard > from you on that topic since then has been: *crickets* On this topic, I replied: > Rents here, where I live, in Seattle, rise about 8% per year; > however, this is because people love big, exciting cities. > Fort Smith, Arkansas is much cheaper... and very Republican. You ("kensi") should addition for "Shameless", the TV show. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.26--6.30pm.Seattle.2018 Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ ped25j$v0b$21@dont-email.me JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.26--6.54pm.Seattle.2018 Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ ped7t6$v0b$25@dont-email.me Bricked%bricked@barkingspiders_ ot8kgd9onf6l8jtss47k9v3mhbb8keuuoh@4ax.com Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pedevu$v0b$28@dont-email.me Jeff-Relf.Me@May.27--0.44am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 2 m196 Dropped; 1.7 Hours, F_Agent, Eternal-September.ORG, May 26 { 10:16pm, 2018 }:46 W, Nadegda must be proud. Nadegda: > > > > > Perhaps it's escaped your notice, kook, that there's a massive housing- > > > > > affordability crisis going on throughout most of the western world? > > > > > > > > Same with the Eastern world, kook. > > > > > > Who are you calling "kook", kook ? > > > > Shut up kook. > > Why don't you come over here and make me, kook ? You (Nadegda) changed the topic from a big ass " child support, custody, visitation " battle between Michael Rotondo and his (anonymous) baby mama to: " Who's the bigger kook ? "; well done, you must be proud. % BenJacoby H4fOC.13107$Kp4.5780@fx43.iad Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ peceb7$v0b$6@dont-email.me BenJacoby wSjOC.312688$PE5.173128@fx37.iad Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pecmq6$v0b$13@dont-email.me JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.26--6.30pm.Seattle.2018 Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ ped25j$v0b$21@dont-email.me Jeff-Relf.Me@May.26--6.54pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m191 Dropped; 4.3 Minutes, F_Agent, Eternal-September.ORG, May 26 { 6:37pm, 2018 }:55 Ws Fort Smith, Arkansas is much cheaper... and very Republican. Nadegda replied ( to me ): > > Michael Rotondo's "baby mama" is the main loser here, > > because she has to deal with the 8 year old; > > oddly, she's off the radar. > > > > The Washington Post says: > > one in five men ages 25 to 34 lived in their parents' home. > > 12.5 percent of women that age live at home. > > Both numbers have increased dramatically in recent decades. > > more young adults ages 18 to 34 were living with their parents than > > with a spouse or partner, the first time that's happened in 130 years. > > Perhaps it's escaped your notice, kook, that there's a massive housing- > affordability crisis going on throughout most of the western world? Same with the Eastern world, kook. Rents here, where I live, in Seattle, rise about 8% per year; however, this is because people love big, exciting cities. Fort Smith, Arkansas is much cheaper... and very Republican. % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ peb7sg$1h7f$1@gioia.aioe.org BenJacoby H4fOC.13107$Kp4.5780@fx43.iad Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ peceb7$v0b$6@dont-email.me BenJacoby wSjOC.312688$PE5.173128@fx37.iad Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pecmq6$v0b$13@dont-email.me Jeff-Relf.Me@May.26--6.30pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate -Dropped, 1.9 Hours, F_Agent, Eternal-September.ORG, May 26 { 3:24pm, 2018 }: 6 Wh6 Michael Rotondo's "baby mama" is off the radar. Nadegda replied: > > > > it's worse than we thought! Billions of Asians starving! > > > > Wait a minute lefty hypocrite. Aren't you and "kensi" the pair of > > "feminists" trying to save us all from total destruction fueled by > > the billions of people overload on the planet ? > > It's been well established that affording women full rights, including > economic rights to work and own property and freedoms to move about > unchaperoned; plus granting women full reproductive autonomy and ready > access to contraception and health care; results in a great reduction in > birth rates. So liberating the women of the world will achieve the needed > population reductions without resort to such horrific means as mass murder. > > But misogynists obstruct it at every turn, because they want to be able to > treat women as property. And then they wonder why the world is going to > hell with extinctions, climate change, and overcrowded congested cities... Women are doing all the work, on the feminist front, while I sit back and enjoy the benefits; it's almost criminal. In Christina Aguilera's latest video, " Fall In Line ", she rejects sex and returns to The Garden of Eden. Michael Rotondo, the 30 year old who famously got evicted from his parents' home, was avoiding child support, I'm sure; the eviction came immediately after he lost visitation rights. CamSoda offered him 1,000$/month, for up to 6 months, if he'd livestream 24/7; he rejected it, of course. Michael Rotondo's "baby mama" is the main loser here, because she has to deal with the 8 year old; oddly, she's off the radar. The Washington Post says: one in five men ages 25 to 34 lived in their parents' home. 12.5 percent of women that age live at home. Both numbers have increased dramatically in recent decades, roughly doubling since 1960. more young adults ages 18 to 34 were living with their parents than with a spouse or partner, the first time that's happened in at least 130 years. % BenJacoby WJ%NC.120424$wG5.65797@fx02.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.26--1.45am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby S6fOC.13108$Kp4.9324@fx43.iad MichaelGlasser fmtdlmFjvnhU1@mid.individual.net Bricked%bricked@barkingspiders_ 42bjgdptesqlqekv1oc8t0vjitdgridge0@4ax.com MichaelGlasser fmtp30Fm421U2@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@May.26--4.51pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m890 Dropped; 4.5 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, May 26 { 11:58am, 2018 }:40^(-7) W;& They'd tax your penis, if they weren't so busy taxing your breath. > > > [ Hillary would ] reduce income redistribution to the rich > > > > Are you saying somehow that the guv is > > forcing poor folks to pay up to the rich? > > In direct and indirect ways... absolutely. Hillary and Mike hate men because they earn more, generally. They'd tax your penis, if they weren't so busy taxing your breath. % SteveCarroll 11ca9bba-3d01-4576-b4ee-4db67d06f180@googlegroups.com quatloo%quatloo@tribble_net _O6dnUwE9O_H3pXGnZ2dnUU7-a-dnZ2d@giganews.com SteveCarroll 925cc482-1bea-460b-9bec-1307e8e7d8dd@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fmqv6hF647gU1@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fmr0mgF6e4fU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll a5e26689-2c35-453c-9083-a56d90ddb0fd@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.26--2.44am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 10 m460 Mad; 11.5 Hours, GoogleG, May 25 { 2:15pm, 2018 }:23^(PDT) W Mike is lying to himself because it's _useful_ to do so. > Who *doesn't* know you're a 'victim' who lies to play that role? Mike is lying to himself because it's _useful_ to do so. Premises only have to be _useful_, not truthy. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.25--11.22am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll b5dbc862-d2ac-4c6a-b372-417dd68e89cf@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fmr4hjF75egU1@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fmrchrF8lj6U1@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fmrgt9F9cuhU1@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fmrscoFb9maU1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@May.26--2.27am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m907 Dropped; 7.1 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, May 25 { 6:42pm, 2018 }:47^(-7) Wl Michael's PlanetKilling carbon dioxide. > * In the midst of his trolling and obsessing over me he posted about his > cheating on his wife and blamed me for it, even making up stories about > me contacting his wife. This lead to him getting a divorce. > > A decade-plus of his life. Wasted. How pathetic. What have you done, Michael, other than consume ? You even helped your "kids/students" do the same. That's a lot of PlanetKilling carbon dioxide, no ? % SteveCarroll d471ae95-a0de-451a-83db-7babe604bd3c@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.25--11.22am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll b5dbc862-d2ac-4c6a-b372-417dd68e89cf@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fmr4hjF75egU1@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fmrchrF8lj6U1@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fmrh8hF9cuhU5@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@May.26--2.12am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 3 m907 Dropped; 10.2 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, May 25 { 3:32pm, 2018 }:49^(-7) W "trolling and flooding" your way to freedom, divorce. If Steve's "trolling and flooding" led to his divorce, as Michael keeps telling us, then it was worth it, I say. War, drugs and crime are about sex and procreation, mostly. Karl Marx fathered 8 children, 7 with his wife. And what is Islam about, if not sex and procreation ? % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.24--9.38am.Seattle.2018 Ser_Gregor_Clegane%sergregor oinggd1dpvc64gg3t7co90r9spqglepn10@4ax.com BenJacoby WJ%NC.120424$wG5.65797@fx02.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@May.26--1.45am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m421 Dropped; 3.4 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, May 25 { 3: 2pm, 2018 }:18^(-4) W Kids are the domain of the poor, uneducated and unfortunate. > > > Who breeds more ? poor Muslims or rich Japanese ? > > > "Marriage & Kids" is the domain of the poor, uneducated and unfortunate. > > > > Since when are American niggers getting married in droves? Kids are the domain of the poor, uneducated and unfortunate. And marriage is about kids. > [ get her pregnant ] then off to a life of crime War, drugs and crime are about sex and procreation, mostly. Karl Marx fathered 8 children, 7 with his wife. And what is Islam about, if not sex and procreation ? > the African badge of honor. It's _your_ downfall too, not just theirs. % JohnGohde 5ff97626-4671-4b94-b324-71e1f36aa7dc@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.25--6.36pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics -Dropped, 6.9 Hours, GoogleG, 108.4.1.173, May 25 { 7:18am, 2018 }:42^(PDT) Wg Sven Otten -- JustSomeMotion, JSM. John Gohde: > Moi's Clone Got Some Moves: YouTube.COM/watch?v=ZozkojhwjHI The guy in the suit and hat, with the fancy moves, is: Sven Otten -- JustSomeMotion, JSM. Deka Spot (Berlin): YouTube.COM/watch?v=JZqyQMmEkQM He's self taught, using YouTube. % AndrzejMatuch m0h5gd53mgrl25r6du8e23j8dk11f5gi9j@4ax.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pdusjo$14j9$5@gioia.aioe.org Sir_Gregory_Hall_Esq_%greghall fjubgdpm263q382gped5jer9ja5bj14tiv@4ax.com vallor%vallor@cultnix_org pe7ljf$cal$1@dont-email.me BenJacoby FoWNC.245068$DS3.66602@fx42.iad kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pe9isf$121p$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.25--11.41am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate s% 1 m179 Mad; 33.2 Minutes, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, May 25 { 10:58am, 2018 }:33^(-4) W We can't help them, the damage has been done. In the Garden of Eden story, "God" is the father, the parent; and Adam, his child, had to leave when he discovered sex. Greg and Ben's desire to be "God, the Father" has been their down fall. We can't help them, the damage has been done. "Marriage & Kids" is the domain of the poor, uneducated and unfortunate. % MichaelGlasser fmokntF47uU3@mid.individual.net quatloo%quatloo@tribble_net _O6dnVIE9O9vhpXGnZ2dnUU7-a-dnZ2d@giganews.com MichaelGlasser fmqr0vF5aaiU1@mid.individual.net quatloo%quatloo@tribble_net _O6dnU0E9O-e3pXGnZ2dnUU7-a-dnZ2d@giganews.com MichaelGlasser fmquu2F6250U2@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll d471ae95-a0de-451a-83db-7babe604bd3c@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.25--11.22am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 4 m459 Mad; 24.9 Minutes, GoogleG, May 25 { 10:28am, 2018 }:31^(PDT) W Apple products are a fashion statement; Linux users are "ugly". We all know you have mad skills, Steve. Michael hates it when you (unintentionally) lord it over him; it hurts his _delicate_ ego, and it goes against his philosophy. As a proud feminist, full of "feminine energy", he probably thinks men are just a broken version of women. Apple products are a fashion statement; Linux users are "ugly". He probably wants his wife to be the bread winner, so he can stay at home and babysit _you_ and his students/kids. He won't "man up" for you, and you won't "child down" for him. Once Marxist Feminism takes hold, we'll all be equal ( he thinks ), no "evil" billionairs _lording_ it over us ( like you do ). % JohnGohde 96824ef7-7a3c-420e-befe-5a0f5ccc1f85@googlegroups.com dapperdavid59@gmail_com 76bc20b3-6c3f-4417-8d51-c042344c1364@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.25--10.52am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m1 Shifty; 33.9 Minutes, GoogleG, 173.89.120.66, May 25 { 8:55am, 2018 }: 7^(PDT) W9 John Gohde's credentials. David Porter, President at Sense-Reflect-Act, LLC, adjunct professor, teaching cell biology, former moderator of "Darci Lynne" on Reddit. Re: YouTube.COM/watch?v=ND3z74wJoTQ You (David) asked John Gohde: > Now show me your credentials! He's no a fan of modern science; he preaches the Vitamin D "gospel". He's very horny, flirty; he works out. He talks big, as if he mattered, fooling no one. I doubt he's a threat. Takuya Saitoh, in Tokyo, likes him. % MichaelGlasser fmphr8F61hdU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 9b03cae6-83da-4086-9032-ba9e7cebb530@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.24--10.13pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll 31a96978-43b0-4900-a980-fd161c313784@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fmpks4F6jq8U3@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 30fad496-654a-426f-be1f-169a1e766001@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.24--10.39pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m456 Mad; 1.5 Minutes, GoogleG, May 24 { 10:24pm, 2018 }:17^(PDT) WsH "kinder" is German for "children". > > > Why would I be kinder to someone who flings mud ? > > > > Wow... who knew Carroll would play victim and whine? "kinder" is German for "children". Michael and Steve are jostling for the parent position. % MichaelGlasser fmokg4F47uU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 6282950e-9963-48f5-ad00-d61f2b32ea8a@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fmpdiuF57deU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 395d48b2-66c6-4542-a0e1-d3d9bf7f3a88@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fmphr8F61hdU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 9b03cae6-83da-4086-9032-ba9e7cebb530@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.24--10.13pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m451 Mad; 1.1 Minutes, GoogleG, May 24 { 9:47pm, 2018 }:49^(PDT) Wl The head shrinker. Steve Carroll told Michael Glasser: > If I can talk tech, > and [ shrink your head ] while doing it, > why wouldn't I ? You (Steve) are here to shrink heads. You could be kinder, I think, but it'd be less fun ( for you ). Michael exudes "feminine energy", Fabian is the opposite; both have _huge_ egos, but Michael's is more delicate. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.24--9.38am.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fmo8lpFrssgU1@mid.individual.net BenJacoby FFGNC.94514$pK.42422@fx13.iad MichaelGlasser fmorouF1nihU1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@May.24--8.28pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 2 m860 Dropped; 3.6 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, May 24 { 3:13pm, 2018 }:49^(-7) Wm Feminists suck on the BoobTube. Michael Glasser replied ( to Ben Wacoby ): > > feminists use Norway as [ their ideal ] > > All? No, some of them, yourself included, have no ideal at all. Which country is LeastBad ( for feminists ) ? You can't say. > > [ feminism, whenever tried, has failed ] > > What? You ignore everything that contradicts your feminist agenda, as any HalfDecent salesman would. > > [ feminists believe ] everyone should hand all their > > property and responsibilities over to an all-knowing government > > Have a quote of ANYONE saying that? We don't need our brains because "smarter people" have it covered. Post "hate speach", or use the wrong pronoun, and jail awaits you ( YouTube.COM/watch?v=IMBfT38xbhU ). > > [it's] a tribute to propaganda skilz of the liberal mouth. Feminists suck on the BoobTube. YouTube, when used right, is more informative. % SteveCarroll 8f91a973-9c37-4e7d-81d8-1846ba6758ff@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fmlh6tF8tjmU2@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fmlj0uF9bphU2@mid.individual.net quatloo%quatloo@tribble_net BbKdnVa7csDecJjGnZ2dnUU7-TGdnZ2d@giganews.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.23--3.48pm.Seattle.2018 quatloo%quatloo@tribble_net 34GdnfhGQYF9Z5vGnZ2dnUU7-WmdnZ2d@giganews.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.24--11.03am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy s% 3 m8 Shifty; 8.4 Minutes, Pan, Giganews.COM, May 24 { 10:48am, 2018 }:16^(-5) W8G You judge a book by its cover ? > > Personally, I don't play the dating game. > > That doesn't surprise me. > Neither did the elephant man. You judge a book by its cover ? How racist/sexist is that ? ! Do you project your racism/sexism onto others, like a good feminist ? The answer is "yes", and it's too ugly to look at; so "Plonk". % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.24--9.38am.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fmo8lpFrssgU1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@May.24--10.19am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m132 Dropped; 13.3 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, May 24 { 9:47am, 2018 }:53^(-7) W- Michael Glasser's Marxism/Feminism. Michael Glasser replied ( to me ): > > Western Feminists point to BlueEyed Norway as their ideal; > > and they project their _extreme_ racism onto others. > > " I aint saying she's a gold digger, > > but she aint messing with no broke nigger. " -- Kanye West > > > > Who breeds more ? poor Muslims or rich Japanese ? > > "Marriage & Kids" is the domain of the poor, uneducated and unfortunate. > > Not sure why you focus on Norway so much. If your Marxism/Feminism allowed it, you'd see that I was talking about _your_ ideals, not mine. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.20--10.01am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby kbrMC.129653$mS3.5424@fx04.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.20--11.33pm.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch m0h5gd53mgrl25r6du8e23j8dk11f5gi9j@4ax.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pdusjo$14j9$5@gioia.aioe.org Sir_Gregory_Hall_Esq_%greghall fjubgdpm263q382gped5jer9ja5bj14tiv@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.24--10.14am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 10 m55 Cool; 2 Hours, F_Agent, Alt.NET, May 24 { 8: 1am, 2018 }:21^(-4) WQ Gregory Hall condems himself. Gregory Hall condems himself, saying: > You claim God and religion are smoke and mirrors > but your theory of evolution is even more the purview of magicians. In the Garden of Eden story, "God" is the father, the parent; and Adam, his child, had to leave when he discovered sex. You don't understand simple biology. Withness fruit flies, they evolve right in front of our eyes. Your desire to be "God, the Father" was/is your down fall. Pope Francis says: " When we read about Creation in Genesis, we run the risk of imagining God was a magician, with a magic wand able to do everything. But that is not so, the Big Bang, which today we hold to be the origin of the world, does not contradict the intervention of the divine creator but, rather, requires it. " % Jeff-Relf.Me@May.24--9.38am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Jack Ma, the top earners, are men. Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Jack Ma, the top earners, are men. SovietTards ( Nepal, Cuba, Venezuela and North Korea ) solve this disparity by giving everyone the same wage; and, as an added benefit, they get a stone age aesthetic that's easy on the environment, Al Gore style. Western Feminists point to BlueEyed Norway as their ideal; and they project their _extreme_ racism onto others. " I aint saying she's a gold digger, but she aint messing with no broke nigger. " -- Kanye West Who breeds more, poor Muslims or rich Japanese ? "Marriage & Kids" is the domain of the poor, uneducated and unfortunate. % SteveCarroll 8f91a973-9c37-4e7d-81d8-1846ba6758ff@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fmlh6tF8tjmU2@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fmlj0uF9bphU2@mid.individual.net quatloo%quatloo@tribble_net BbKdnVa7csDecJjGnZ2dnUU7-TGdnZ2d@giganews.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.23--3.48pm.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch mttbgd1602hhd835hbu3hv9up925hgs1uc@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.23--4.31pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m181 Mad; 3 Minutes, F_Agent, HighWinds'Blocknews.NET, May 23 { 4:22pm, 2018 }:42^(-4) Wq( I desperately need validation from others. > > Personally, I don't play the dating game. > > Probably because nobody invited you to participate. Yes, you ( Andrzej ) hit the nail on head: I desperately need validation from others, and I can't get it. Or not. % MichaelGlasser fmj7vtFnpvnU2@mid.individual.net Owl szb90830ga.aghuo@rooftop.invalid SteveCarroll 8f91a973-9c37-4e7d-81d8-1846ba6758ff@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fmlh6tF8tjmU2@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fmlj0uF9bphU2@mid.individual.net quatloo%quatloo@tribble_net BbKdnVa7csDecJjGnZ2dnUU7-TGdnZ2d@giganews.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.23--3.48pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m3 Shifty; 32 Secs, Pan, Giganews.COM, May 23 { 3:37pm, 2018 }:55^(-5) Wjs You've seen his tax returns and you know we wants more $$ ? > Steve Carroll is a babbling idiot. > > Couple it with his various personal advertisements where he is looking > for elderly women, his lack of a job and his complete financial failure > and it all spells one word: L O S E R You've seen his tax returns and you know we wants more $$ ? Personally, I don't play the dating game. % MichaelGlasser fmlitsF9bphU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 1f2892ab-dc4b-4f40-92f2-b1241ba5e428@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fmlu2tFbt3cU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 2fc6667a-30c2-464c-817c-ef472ae1b874@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.23--1.56pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll e9237580-241b-44cf-beff-38dad17d5605@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.23--2.47pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m454 Mad; 34.3 Minutes, GoogleG, May 23 { 2:10pm, 2018 }:21^(PDT) W[ If not a .CSV file, then what ? > > I see nested tables all the time, Tables Within Tables. > > I doubt you're handling that correctly, > > when converting it to a .CSV file. > > ?? I'm not doing any conversion that I've shown > in any of these posts related to that LO comparison page. When I asked what this was about, I thought you said it was about spread sheets. If not a .CSV file, then what ? % MichaelGlasser fmlgh5F8pprU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 397f83ce-a75f-40af-8a1f-7bab08369e86@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fmlitsF9bphU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 1f2892ab-dc4b-4f40-92f2-b1241ba5e428@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fmlu2tFbt3cU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 2fc6667a-30c2-464c-817c-ef472ae1b874@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.23--1.56pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m453 Mad; 45.4 Minutes, GoogleG, May 23 { :56pm, 2018 }:19^(PDT) WM Tables Within Tables. > > The tech being discussed is > > ... about grabbing table data from a webpage and you don't even have to > know much about anything to see that. Even the compacted one I gave to > Relf makes it very clear it's about getting multiple tables... for anyone who > can read the word "Tables". The first line alone was a pretty big clue: > > let allTables =[], result, body, table, tbody; I see nested tables all the time, Tables Within Tables. I doubt you're handling that correctly, when converting it to a .CSV file. % . 856a4c94-8427-4571-b1d1-004bccde00bd@googlegroups.com The_Starmaker%starmaker@ix_ 5B0438EE.675B@ix.netcom.com . 5b691b95-2484-4b32-aa11-bee1f5cfdc24@googlegroups.com The_Starmaker%starmaker@ix_ 5B048277.22D6@ix.netcom.com BenJacoby 7o4NC.219025$br4.64945@fx34.iad Ninapenda_Jibini%taustinca XnsA8EACD8A4C46Ataustincagmailcom@69.16.179.43 Jeff-Relf.Me@May.22--11.34pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Rec.Arts.SF.Written, Sci.Physics.Relativity, Alt.Astronomy q% 1 m1 Shifty; 2.4 Hours, Xnews, HighWinds'Easynews.COM, May 22 { 8:12pm, 2018 }:18 WI The answer isn't meaningful to most people. > > what is longer....the future or the past? The answer isn't meaningful to most people because, as the cosmos thins ( due to increasing entropy ), "the clock" speeds up ( time passes faster ). "The Cosmic Horizon" is like "The Event Horizon" of an ideal black hole; the clock's TickRate, some 13,800,000,000 years ago, at the cosmic horizon, was (virtually) zero ( the real, _precise_ TickRate is unknowable ). % MichaelGlasser fmjd12Fov1qU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 0b478413-a9b4-433b-84d7-e85275da06a3@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.22--3.12pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll 125b6f0f-ca41-4bc3-a487-a7622346c30a@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.22--4.59pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll defbde31-3d00-400f-a834-9078a6e4f700@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.22--6.46pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy +-, 1 Hours, GoogleG, May 22 { 5:39pm, 2018 }:11^(PDT) W Why ? What's the goal ? > Try this after you make sure to dump the cache/hard reload > (should work in FF and should retain the styles): It kills everything but the table. Why ? What's the goal ? % MichaelGlasser fmj9qkFo6gpU2@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fmjag6Foc44U1@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fmjd12Fov1qU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 0b478413-a9b4-433b-84d7-e85275da06a3@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.22--3.12pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll 125b6f0f-ca41-4bc3-a487-a7622346c30a@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.22--4.59pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m439 Mad; 3.9 Minutes, GoogleG, May 22 { 4:46pm, 2018 }:20^(PDT) W innerText > https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Feature_Comparison:_LibreOffice_-_Microsoft_Office > in Chrome's (or FireFox's) dev console: > > let tables = Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('table')).slice(1); > let table1Rows = Array.from(tables[0].querySelectorAll('tr')); > let result = table1Rows.map(row => row.firstElementChild.innerText); > result Yes, I get: Array [ "Major Feature Differences", "Cross-platform availability (deskto& ", "Supported versions of MS Windows", "Supported versions of macOS", "Portable version that runs on USB f& ", "Open Source", "Full integration of all office comp& ", "Availability free of charge", "Extension availability", "Localization", 62 more& ] % MichaelGlasser fmj4fgFmussU1@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fmj6o3Fnh7dU1@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fmj9qkFo6gpU2@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fmjag6Foc44U1@mid.individual.net MichaelGlasser fmjd12Fov1qU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 0b478413-a9b4-433b-84d7-e85275da06a3@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.22--3.12pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m438 Mad; 31 Minutes, GoogleG, May 22 { 2:36pm, 2018 }: 8^(PDT) W8 Don't expect a good response. I _love_ to post code here because it really, really helps me; however, I know that no one here wants to see it, quite the opposite. So post away, Steve, but don't expect a good response. % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pds7is$lps$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.20--10.01am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby kbrMC.129653$mS3.5424@fx04.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.20--11.33pm.Seattle.2018 Libtard%libtard@sandernistas_ pdts35$i6j$2@news.mixmin.net BenJacoby hcCMC.192929$Hv4.86505@fx39.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@May.21--9.33am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m367 Dropped; 16.6 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, May 21 { 9:10am, 2018 }:45^(-4) W'+ Nature herself punishes perverts. > > Am I an "incel" weirdo ? > > Given Rolf's preference for rubber pussies, > it's little wonder he views all women as "sex objects". I'm intentionally nonSexual around women. Nature herself punishes perverts. % . sd7pfd5c4gk73jmu32fp1qdcei59bm9ssp@4ax.com . pdkmc1$o01$7@dont-email.me . k6a1gdhtksfel4e35kb02marpji6224npi@4ax.com . pds7is$lps$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.20--10.01am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby kbrMC.129653$mS3.5424@fx04.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@May.20--11.33pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m23 Dropped; 2.8 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, May 20 { 8:38pm, 2018 }:48^(-4) W Porn and a rubber pussy is the LeastBad option. > > Two days ago, Holly Randall interviewed "Sex at Dawn" author, > > Chris Ryan; see: YouTube.COM/watch?v=M9_iNW_JOYA > > 337 views, no comments and 9 likes ( one from me ). > > [insult] Who breeds more ? poor, African Muslims or rich Japanese ? "Marriage & Kids" is the domain of the poor, uneducated and unfortunate. To woo a girl, one must woo her tribe; but what if they're BlueEyed sorority sisters ? Porn and a rubber pussy is the LeastBad option. Perfection is the enemy of the LeastBad; so hold your nose, and go for it. % Checkmate%ricksabian1@gmail_ MPG.35660e7870acf46a993a11@news.altopia.com Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pdhuad$jvq$66@dont-email.me Sir_Gregory_Hall_Esq_%greghall sd7pfd5c4gk73jmu32fp1qdcei59bm9ssp@4ax.com Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pdkmc1$o01$7@dont-email.me Sir_Gregory_Hall_Esq_%greghall k6a1gdhtksfel4e35kb02marpji6224npi@4ax.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pds7is$lps$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.20--10.01am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 2 m168 Mad; 5.1 Minutes, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, May 20 { 9:26am, 2018 }: 4^(-4) Wi| "Sex at Dawn" by Chris Ryan. > io9.Gizmodo.COM/5889691/female-bonobos-have-gay-sex-to-improve-their-social-status Toss food into a room full of Chimps and the dominate males get most of it; if a female is in heat, she'll get more food ( food for sex ). Do the same with Bonobos, and they all have sex first, to settle it. Lesbian Bonobos help each other raise the kids; Chimps don't do this, they kill other's kids. Two days ago, Holly Randall interviewed "Sex at Dawn" author, Chris Ryan; see: YouTube.COM/watch?v=M9_iNW_JOYA 337 views, no comments and 9 likes ( one from me ). % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pd9e54$1ro$1@gioia.aioe.org Avenging_Angel%Not_fucking_ XnsA8E760342B071greyghost471bazinga@85.214.115.223 kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pdpj4l$jue$8@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.19--0.29pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 2 m166 Mad; 2.8 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, May 19 { 9:24am, 2018 }:54^(-4) Ws "kensi" is a salesman, not a scientist. > > normal, sane people don't believe your bullshit, kensi. > > Normal, sane people pay attention to the domain experts in their fields > of knowledge. Ideologogue k0oks like you, on the other hand ... "kensi" is a salesman, not a scientist. % Jeff-Relf.Me@May.17--11.54pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate Having sex with "anyone and everyone", like porn actors (kinda) do. "PolyAndry" ( multiple husbands and one wife, together ) is unheard of; not even jail time, income and asset seizures, and license revocations ( over child support debt ) convinces the men. "PolyGyny" ( multiple "wives" and one husband, together ) is common, especially when kids are involved, but each wife has her own house; it's "illegal" ( wink wink ), but happens, if a man can afford it. Having sex with "anyone and everyone", like porn actors (kinda) do, is _not_ the same as living together, intimately; at the end of the day, they go home to their _real_ homes. Women don't like strangers and, if they're to share a man, sexually, he and his partners _must_be_well_tested_ ( via weekly blood draws ). _Few_ men qualify, and they don't get paid much ( in porn ); in fact, they have to _pay_, if a girl gets pregnant; as a result, there's like one man for every 1,000 girls, in porn. Angela White ( from Australia, now in Los Angeles ) has given numerous interviews on YouTube. She has won all the top awards, including Best Female Performer, Best BoyGirl, and Hall of Fame; 14 awards; her "Angela White Vol. 3" production won 6 awards in 2018. Also on YouTube: Manuel Ferrara (France), Kayden Kross (LA), Johnny Sins ( Las Vegas, LA ) and Steve Holmes (German). _ BabyMakers are NextLevel SexWorkers. Marriage&Kids is the domain of the poor, uneducated and unfortunate. Who breeds more ? poor, African Muslims or rich Japanese ? Q. How do you stop RunAway OverPopulation ? A. Empower girls. % Wally_W%ww84wa@aim_com gpqgfdlvedf9oie7000ed40j8caqs04tmk@4ax.com Trevor_Wilson%trevor flreatFf2nmU2@mid.individual.net BenJacoby n3iKC.121877$LR2.100508@fx41.iad Trevor_Wilson%trevor flukedF6bmgU1@mid.individual.net Wally_W%ww84wa@aim_com 70hkfdht6ebfsjvqabtl62qfogan9rbm3v@4ax.com EdProchak b098db4e-211b-4473-8be6-ee6cd533f84e@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.15--4.39pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 4 m38 Top; 5.7 Hours, GoogleG, 40.135.194.44, May 15 { 10:45am, 2018 }: 7^(PDT) W7 Politians will take as much money from you as they possibly can. > We can only control our own contribution of CO2. > > it doesn't take a climate scientist to realize that > pushing a system into a positive feedback loop > can lead to extreme behavior. > > > 2. Big-picture, is it harmful or helpful? > > 3. Is it worth the risk to wait for a clear answer before > acting to deal with the potential damage We need Oxygen ( from plants ), and plants need CabonDiOxide. We'll die, someday, because that's how nature works. Politians will take as much money from you as they possibly can, and _any_ excuse will do, truthy or not. % HerbertGlazier b55c4b22-2d8d-4f10-a0fe-d2fdc7a108f0@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier 79141b19-1a1b-419e-8603-b75b53bc8692@googlegroups.com MrAA 6c1cd01c-5daa-4392-bd12-83a8b1667551@googlegroups.com HerbertGlazier d518952d-a205-4d55-a03c-f807c2c499e3@googlegroups.com MrAA dd1a388d-85d9-49dc-8acf-616c34629053@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.15--4.20pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 3 m73 Top; 12.7 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, May 15 { 3:55pm, 2018 }:51^(PDT) Wo Jim Jones was another SovietTard, like Kim JongUn. MrAA told Herbert Glazier: > That was Jim Jones. Tom Jones is the singer. We've been telling Bert this for 12+ years; he never remembers, he has OldTimer's disease. Jim Jones was another SovietTard, like Kim JongUn. "Drink the KoolAid" is his claim to fame. % MichaelGlasser flsiqkFmfpbU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 26f19dda-39fe-412b-8e4f-030456f9f176@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser flu22tF2dt2U2@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 89a9aab2-465d-42a1-a629-4e8a3539cc13@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser flu2uvF2k66U1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll bdf39ea6-3505-4a96-b893-117bac508464@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.14--1.36pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy s% 1 m367 Mad; 19 Minutes, GoogleG, May 14 { 1: 9pm, 2018 }:20^(PDT) WQ Does anyone here know of a proud bot owner who'd... > > My AIM chatBot, which you referred to, was written in AppleScript. > > You don't say! Except... you have said, about 2000 times now, Does anyone here know of a proud bot owner who'd flood this group to make Steve Carroll look bad ? % Jeff-Relf.Me@May.13--2.26pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate 7 Strangers Decide Who Gets 1,000$. RedHeadRedemption reacts to " 7 Strangers Decide Who Gets 1,000$ " ( YouTube.COM/watch?v=h2f39TYdKsQ ) by "Cut". My reply: Thank you, RedHead, for turning me on to this channel, "Cut"; they're in Seattle ( like me* ), not Los Angeles. [ *: I feel like I know them... and I do, in a way ] Moving is very expensive; you often have to pay rent on two places at once, you have to pay "first, last and deposit" and a MoveIn fee. You have to hire movers ( 500$ ? ). Seattle rent is as bad as NYC, but less than San Francisco. I'm a white male, so I would've forfeited immediately. To win the game, one must lie[**] to everyone, continually, habitually. [ **: Premises need to be useful, not truthy ] The "cute mom" might have a sugar daddy, we don't know. Marriage&Kids is the domain of the poor, uneducated and unfortunate. Trump's life would be far better, if he weren't such a "kid lover". Angela White is my favorite porn star because she's a super talented, super gifted, _ADULT_, not a stupid kid. % . m2u6fdp5sg2b7cqnfiolglkappq5pm0cl4@4ax.com Checkmate%ricksabian1@gmail_ MPG.355e5c087491201d993978@news.altopia.com pandora%pandora@peak_org vIKdnTZIsp4JI2nHnZ2dnUU7-fWdnZ2d@scnresearch.com Checkmate%ricksabian1@gmail_ MPG.355e6098b913aeca99397f@news.altopia.com Sir_Gregory_Hall_Esq_%greghall 4b4bfdliuadilfh2bi3e5l9u4483fl963h@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.12--8.30pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate, Alt.Philosophy.Checkmate q% 1 m56 Cool; 1.6 Days, F_Agent, Alt.NET, May 11 { 5:53am, 2018 }: 6^(-4) W8@ How and What we consume is what makes us different. > what made humans human is the large brain How and What we consume is what makes us different. % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pcumlj$l2o$1@gioia.aioe.org Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pcv1mb$19m0$1@gioia.aioe.org kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pcv315$1beh$5@gioia.aioe.org BenJacoby CRHIC.142860$DS3.119773@fx42.iad Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pcvifj$aep$14@dont-email.me kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pd40iv$1ah7$3@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.12--10.11am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 19 m159 Cool; 1.2 Days, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, May 11 { 4:59am, 2018 }:22^(-4) W Not everyone who fails to spam you with esoteric math is stupid. Not everyone who fails to drink Kensi's KoolAid is a "climate denier". Not everyone who fails to spam you with esoteric math is stupid. % TakuyaSaitoh b8595324-f121-47bc-87e8-0c40716c0c92@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.11--9.05am.Seattle.2018 Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pd4fk5$6pn$1@gioia.aioe.org AndrzejMatuch uribfdphki20stqbl1uj6730urv58iiegh@4ax.com TakuyaSaitoh f6d1cb32-42c1-4f1b-86a4-3576c3223560@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.11--10.22pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m17 Top; 26.2 Minutes, GoogleG, 185.220.101.32, May 11 { 9:53pm, 2018 }:38^(PDT) W Hans Reiser confessed. > Hans Reiser got jailed for single _unproven_ murder > and that destroyed one of the best Linux filesystems. He confessed, he showed them where he burried the body. % TakuyaSaitoh b8595324-f121-47bc-87e8-0c40716c0c92@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.11--9.05am.Seattle.2018 Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pd4fk5$6pn$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.11--9.16pm.Seattle.2018 TakuyaSaitoh 5b76bf72-4278-4bac-8afc-d2fe2227b028@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.11--10.17pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m15 Top; 43 Secs, GoogleG, 185.220.101.32, May 11 { 9:51pm, 2018 }:53^(PDT) W His lust for kids has continually slapped him in the face, publically. > > John McAfee had 2 people killed, maybe more; > > drugged and raped one of his employees; dated 17 year olds; > > and proudly kept a harem of prostitutes on his pay roll. > > Don't forget he run for the US president Yes, and he was _convinced_ that he'd win. Yes, he's _that_ dumb. > and got the iPhone data decrypted. No, he _said_ he could do it, jokingly. Famously, "Cellebrite", in Isreal, has done it. Police buy a "GrayKey" box that unlocks an iPhone in 2 hours, if the owner used a four-digit passcode; three days or longer, if a six-digit passcode was used. > Smart ass loaded with testosterone. His lust for kids has continually slapped him in the face, publically. Marriage&Kids is the domain of the poor, uneducated and unfortunate. % TakuyaSaitoh b8595324-f121-47bc-87e8-0c40716c0c92@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.11--9.05am.Seattle.2018 Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pd4fk5$6pn$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.11--9.16pm.Seattle.2018 Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pd5qdb$59t$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.11--9.48pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m24 Cool; 9.5 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Win7, Aioe.ORG, May 11 { 9:26pm, 2018 }: 3^(-5) W{ John McAfee is the king of the hippies. > > John McAfee had 2 people killed, maybe more; > > drugged and raped one of his employees; dated 17 year olds; > > and proudly kept a harem of prostitutes on his pay roll. > > ugly beliese bar girls Yes, mostly, but young; he didn't fuck them, they shit in his mouth. One of his girlfriends was white, in her late 20's, and quite hot. > > He kept a garbage bag full of Viagra and enjoys "observational yoga". > > If you're (relatively) rich, you're innocent; otherwise, you're guilty. > > probably into medical meth No, he's into the hippy stuff, like ayahuasca; all legal. He's the king of the hippies, in a way. % . b8595324-f121-47bc-87e8-0c40716c0c92@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.11--9.05am.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch loibfddvn7diq6p1ea0mek2pmfgib9mput@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.11--9.34pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 3 m64 Cool; 11.5 Hours, F_Agent, HighWinds'Blocknews.NET, May 11 { 9:57am, 2018 }:25^(-4) Wn Marriage&Kids is the domain of the poor, uneducated and unfortunate. > > CryptoCurrencies _are_ regulated, same as Usenet. > > Were I to post child porn, for example, I'd land in jail. > > That's why I keep it safely on a multitude of encrypted, > external hard disks under my bed. If true, you'll be punished, as if your desire for kids wasn't punishment enough. Marriage&Kids is the domain of the poor, uneducated and unfortunate. % . b8595324-f121-47bc-87e8-0c40716c0c92@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.11--9.05am.Seattle.2018 Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pd4fk5$6pn$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.11--9.16pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 16 m328 Mad; 8.7 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'Win7, Aioe.ORG, May 11 { 9:15am, 2018 }:48^(-5) Wg If you're (relatively) rich, you're innocent; otherwise, you're guilty. > > > " John McAfee Changes Bitcoin Prediction ", May 7th, 2018 > > > YouTube.COM/watch?v=WBgFGwJA1D0 > > John McAfee murdered his neighbor and got away with it. He ( John McAfee ) had 2 people killed, maybe more; drugged and raped one of his employees; dated 17 year olds; and proudly kept a harem of prostitutes on his pay roll. He kept a garbage bag full of Viagra and enjoys "observational yoga". If you're (relatively) rich, you're innocent; otherwise, you're guilty. % TakuyaSaitoh b8595324-f121-47bc-87e8-0c40716c0c92@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.11--9.05am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m14 Top; 2.8 Hours, GoogleG, 149.56.223.241, May 11 { 5:29am, 2018 }:52^(PDT) W4 CryptoCurrencies _are_ regulated, same as Usenet. > " John McAfee Changes Bitcoin Prediction ", May 7th, 2018 > YouTube.COM/watch?v=WBgFGwJA1D0 > Genius ? CryptoCurrencies _are_ regulated, same as Usenet. Were I to post child porn, for example, I'd land in jail. % . 7603eb27-f2ad-4c81-96f9-aed7e8a0bb8a@googlegroups.com . Jeff-Relf.Me@May.10--1.09pm.Seattle.2018 . fa2e7c89-7971-4385-b68c-d5ad21d42a05@googlegroups.com . fljo0aFo6o9U1@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.10--2.03pm.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fljr96Fos46U1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@May.10--2.51pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m128 Dropped; 2 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, May 10 { 2:18pm, 2018 }:29^(-7) WT Perfection is the enemy of the LeastBad. Michael replied ( to me ): > > Steve looks for humility in you two, Michael and Fabian, > > knowing he won't find it; he gets off on it, somehow. > > Carroll seeks to demonize me and blame me for all of his troubles, > including his divorce. You insult him to you absolve yourself, proving my point. > > It's not just blacks, it's males too, the poor and crazy. > > Profiling is bad, just as giving away needles is bad, > > but it's better than the alternative ( dead cops, dead junkies ). > > If we are going to do that, will you at least be consistent and accept > profiling in affirmative action? If you are going to assume color > represents danger the it also represents lack of opportunity and we > should balance that with quotas. Personally I reject both. Perfection is the enemy of the LeastBad. Dead Cops and Dead Junkies are one thing; "equal outcomes", regardless of talent, Soviet style, is another. When the BrownEyed do it, in North Korea and Nepal, SovietTards say it's wrong; when BlueEyed Norway does it, SovietTards say it's the greatest. > > > * You showed deep ignorance about the weaknesses of using > > > a single test to judge the qualifications of an individual. > > > > Again, it's the LeastBad option. > > Hold your nose, Go for it. > > Why is it the least bad option? Because neither "they" ( the best schools ) nor you, have come up with anything less bad ( e.g. CryptoCurrency grading ). > > > * you insisted Politfact has a bias but failed to show it > > > > They promote premises that are useful to their tribe; > > compared to this, truthiness simply doesn't matter. > > They may be biased... but he has yet to show it. They're BlueEyed SovietTards, no BrownEyes need apply; they project their (subconscious) racism onto others. Like Steve, I feel no need to prove this to anyone; likewise, I feel no need to debate FlatEarthers. % Libtard%libtard@sandernistas_ pd01c2$1bv$4@news.mixmin.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.10--0.23pm.Seattle.2018 Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pd29ek$aep$20@dont-email.me Jeff-Relf.Me@May.10--2.27pm.Seattle.2018 Alt.Usenet.Kooks, Alt.Checkmate, Sci.Physics q% 1 m132 Dropped; 1 Hours, F_Agent, Eternal-September.ORG, May 10 { 1:18pm, 2018 }:28 WS You promote premises that are useful to your tiny tribe. > > You (SovietTard) wrote: > > > [4] Skeeter > > > [4] benj > > > > Why just 4, couldn't you invent more ? > > four people voted You promote premises that are useful to your tiny tribe; compared to this, truthiness simply doesn't matter. % FabianRussell pd218i0224@news2.newsguy.com Owl 8b99z00b.gauo3@rooftop.invalid FabianRussell pd23g50nhh@news1.newsguy.com Owl szb90803ga.hu4@rooftop.invalid FabianRussell pd27g81454@news2.newsguy.com Owl szb90z803g.agh@rooftop.invalid Jeff-Relf.Me@May.10--2.14pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 3 m218 Mad; 18.1 Minutes, tin'Linux, Alt.NET, Boom.Rooftop, May 10 { 1:49pm, 2018 }:23 WS I was like Mr Owl, 28 years ago. Mr Owl told us: > I'll get my cardio in the bedroom like a REAL MAN. I was like you, 28 years ago. I've -no- desire to return to those days. % MrChrisV qi39fdhjh422ekte2e5ilk0ala6glfh8q9@4ax.com FabianRussell pd275q0454@news2.newsguy.com SteveCarroll 7603eb27-f2ad-4c81-96f9-aed7e8a0bb8a@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.10--1.09pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll fa2e7c89-7971-4385-b68c-d5ad21d42a05@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fljo0aFo6o9U1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@May.10--2.03pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m636 Dropped; 59 Secs, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, May 10 { 1:22pm, 2018 }:33^(-7) W Maurice Clemmons isn't a 90 year old Japanese lady. Michael Glasser told Steve Carroll: > * In the context of police shootings, you said it made sense > to you for them to have a bias against blacks. It's not just blacks, it's males too, the poor and crazy. Profiling is bad, just as giving away needles is bad, but it's better than the alternative ( dead cops, dead junkies ). We search for the LeastBad option, hold our noses, and go for it. From WikiPedia: four police officers [...] were fatally shot at the Forza ( now Blue Steele ) Coffee shop [...] near Tacoma. A gunman, later identified as Maurice Clemmons, entered the coffee shop, shot the officers who were working on laptops to prepare for their shifts, and fled the scene. Prior to his involvement in the shooting, Clemmons had at least five felony convictions in Arkansas and at least eight felony charges in Washington. His first incarceration began in 1989, at age 17. Facing sentences totaling 108 years in prison, the burglary sentences were reduced in 2000 by Governor of Arkansas Mike Huckabee to 47 years, which made him immediately eligible for parole. The Arkansas Parole Board unanimously moved to release him in 2000. Clemmons was subsequently arrested on other charges and was jailed several times. In the months prior to the Parkland shooting, he was in jail on charges of ASSAULTING A POLICE OFFICER AND RAPING A CHILD . One week prior to the Parkland shooting, he was released from jail after posting a $150,000 bail bond. Note: Maurice Clemmons isn't a 90 year old Japanese lady. Google.COM/search?tbm=isch&q=Maurice+Clemmons > * You showed deep ignorance about the weaknesses of using > a single test to judge the qualifications of an individual. Again, it's the LeastBad option. Hold your nose, Go for it. > * You projected your reading comprehension > and drug addiction issues onto me. Steve is a musician, maybe he likes to party. > * When you backed yourself into a corner you reacted with anger > -- name calling, insults, lies, and more. No need for that, I think. > * you insisted Politfact has a bias but failed to show it They promote premises that are useful to their tribe; compared to this, truthiness simply doesn't matter. > * Nit picked some wording of mine only to have me agree and offer better > wording, but then you went back to it picking the SAME wording! Steve looks for humility in you two, Michael and Fabian, knowing he won't find it; he gets off on it, somehow. % FabianRussell pd1t5s0ku4@news1.newsguy.com MrChrisV te09fdt31u2mob95aopu138p5j3vindtep@4ax.com FabianRussell pd21ik1224@news2.newsguy.com MrChrisV qi39fdhjh422ekte2e5ilk0ala6glfh8q9@4ax.com FabianRussell pd275q0454@news2.newsguy.com SteveCarroll 7603eb27-f2ad-4c81-96f9-aed7e8a0bb8a@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.10--1.09pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy +-, 11.8 Minutes, GoogleG, May 10 { :54pm, 2018 }:16^(PDT) WG Steve needs Fabian and Michael. > > > Your claim, that machines are required for fitness, > > > > Hey idiot. Hey retard. Are you hallucinating again? > > That was NEVER my claim. > > "To improve FITNESS one requires the machines that I mentioned." > - Feeb <pd1t5s0ku4@news1.newsguy.com> > > Trying to mimic Crackhead's more bizarre behavior > still won't make you as 'famous' as he is. You ( Steve ) need Fabian and Michael; nothing could be more obvious. % Libtard%libtard@sandernistas_ pd01c2$1bv$4@news.mixmin.net Jeff-Relf.Me@May.10--0.23pm.Seattle.2018 Alt.Usenet.Kooks, Alt.Checkmate, Sci.Physics q% 1 m10 Cool; 19.2 Hours, Progressivism_1_1_42, Mixmin.NET, May 9 { 4:48pm, 2018 }:18 WI Why just 4, couldn't you invent more ? You (SovietTard) wrote: > [4] Skeeter > [4] benj Why just 4, couldn't you invent more ? % Checkmate%ricksabian1@gmail_ MPG.355adbab89deeaf993939@news.altopia.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pcrsr8$4kv$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.8--7.41am.Seattle.2018 kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pcsjml$1e6u$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.8--10.15am.Seattle.2018 kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pcukh1$gbt$3@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.9--8.55am.Seattle.2018 Alt.Checkmate, Alt.Slack, Sci.Physics q% 19 m133 Cool; 4.6 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, May 9 { 4: 2am, 2018 }:54^(-4) W Large Arctic ozone hole linked to solar wind activity. > >>>> destroying the ozone with CFCs > >>> > >>> Where's your DoubleBlind study ? it can't be done. > >>> Magnetic South wanders around and varies. > > > > Charged particles from the sun destroy the ozone layer, > > and it ( Magnetic South ) moves around, varies. > > Wrong. Ultraviolet light combined with certain chemicals (such as CFCs) > destroys the ozone layer. The ozone hole is in the antarctic because > there's a vortex of air there at the stratosphere that traps things like > CFCs and concentrates them. Nothing to do with magnetism. From WikiPedia: On March 3, 2005, the journal Nature published an article linking 2004's unusually large Arctic ozone hole to solar wind activity. As winters that are colder are more affected, at times, there is an ozone hole over Tibet. In 2006, a 2.5 million square kilometer ozone hole was detected over Tibet. Also again in 2011 an ozone hole appeared over mountainous regions of Tibet, Xinjiang, Qinghai and the Hindu Kush, along with an unprecedented hole over the Arctic, though the Tibet one is far less intense than the ones over the Arctic or Antarctic. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.8--2.53pm.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch do94fd1jl3kia0jdm8v3vlsta1j2cqqfh5@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.8--6.18pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m116 Mad; 2.1 Hours, F_Agent, HighWinds'Blocknews.NET, May 8 { 3:40pm, 2018 }:50^(-4) Wj0 I confuse "authoritarianism" with the right wing. Andrzej Matuch replied ( to me ): > > GoToQuiz.COM/politics/political-spectrum-quiz.html > > I'm off the charts, FarRight; Libertarian. > > This is me: kek.gg/i/79G97X.png Dead centre Wow ! I thought you were right of me, not dead center. I confuse "authoritarianism" with the right wing. % Jeff-Relf.Me@May.8--2.53pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics Where do you fall on the political spectrum ? Where do you fall on the political spectrum ? GoToQuiz.COM/politics/political-spectrum-quiz.html It says I'm a FarRight Libertarian. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.6--6.05pm.Seattle.2018 Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pcoa4b$q3q$10@dont-email.me KWills_Shill_#3%compuelf@gmail_ fn50fd1tlalg1hrceg98a9g02k49v70o6o@4ax.com Libtard%libtard@sandernistas_ pcperj$a8$4@news.mixmin.net KWills_Shill_#3%compuelf@gmail_ cgr2fdp8fe1rji3usl1sdd598m89hn9jjc@4ax.com Libtard%libtard@sandernistas_ pcsn8k$l30$4@news.mixmin.net Jeff-Relf.Me@May.8--10.53am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Alt.Usenet.Kooks q% 1 m10 Cool; 32 Secs, Progressivism_1_1_42, Mixmin.NET, May 8 { 10:37am, 2018 }:25 WuU (Soviet) Democrats. Mr "Libtard" wrote: > Let's see some more manosphere foam The Internet (ManoSphere) is _killing_ the tribal warfare ( man vs. woman, black vs. white ) that has fueled (Soviet) Democrats. % Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pcoonc$13kc$1@gioia.aioe.org kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pcp89o$1sbf$6@gioia.aioe.org Scout%me4guns@removethis_this2_ pcrbr3$mop$3@dont-email.me kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pcrt97$4kv$4@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.8--7.53am.Seattle.2018 kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pcskis$1fof$3@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.8--10.29am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 7 m117 Cool; 18.5 Minutes, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, May 8 { 9:51am, 2018 }:39^(-4) Wm Reading "Sci.Physics", as I have for 12+ years. > > "kensi" says England is getting colder, and that's bad. > > Then she says the world is getting warmer, and that's bad too. > > Mostly, she _needs_ to believe that everything is coming to an end. > > Comrade Jim Jones preyed on people like her. > > What's with this creepy stalky Relf thingie > following me around and humping my posts? Reading "Sci.Physics", as I have for 12+ years, isn't "folowing you around". Groups.Google.COM/forum/#!searchin/Sci.Physics/ authorname:Jeff before:2006-05-01 |sort:date % Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pcqjgh$ahl$1@gioia.aioe.org Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pcqupb$k5f$2@dont-email.me Checkmate%ricksabian1@gmail_ MPG.355adbab89deeaf993939@news.altopia.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pcrsr8$4kv$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.8--7.41am.Seattle.2018 kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pcsjml$1e6u$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.8--10.15am.Seattle.2018 Alt.Checkmate, Alt.Slack, Sci.Physics q% 9 m117 Cool; 33.6 Minutes, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, May 8 { 9:36am, 2018 }:36^(-4) Wka Charged particles from the sun destroy the ozone layer. > > > destroying the ozone with CFCs > > > > Where's your DoubleBlind study ? it can't be done. > > Magnetic South wanders around and varies. > > Objection: relevance? Charged particles from the sun destroy the ozone layer, and it ( Magnetic South ) moves around, varies. % TakuyaSaitoh 4c0b5b40-28ba-4a3d-8bd4-2c9f7f9e06e8@googlegroups.com AndrzejMatuch 8kmred55icgctnra130j81kr4qmqb4eft1@4ax.com MrChrisV i8j0fddec0q4dpj3rd65tcmcnb82eapou0@4ax.com FabianRussell d13f4852-d91b-4754-b744-1d084a09d5a0@googlegroups.com TakuyaSaitoh 1a290b40-4797-4a88-aedd-9693dc0dbf43@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.8--8.36am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m18 Top; 28.2 Minutes, GoogleG, 51.15.49.134, May 8 { 7:53am, 2018 }:44^(PDT) WS Compared to SmartPhones, WinIntel is super safe. Compared to SmartPhones, WinIntel is super safe. ConsumerReports.ORG, Dec 2016: In the wake of last month's "Gooligan" attacks, which targeted more than a million Android devices and gained access to the users' Google accounts, experts are suggesting that a flood of simlar smartphone hacking incidents may be on the way in 2017. The Chinese hackers behind Gooligan were making as much as $500,000 a month by exploiting their access to the phones, according to Michael Shaulov... % Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pcqcc5$rk6$13@dont-email.me Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pcqjgh$ahl$1@gioia.aioe.org Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pcqupb$k5f$2@dont-email.me Checkmate%ricksabian1@gmail_ MPG.355adbab89deeaf993939@news.altopia.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pcrsr8$4kv$1@gioia.aioe.org Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pcsdlc$13bq$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.8--8.19am.Seattle.2018 Alt.Checkmate, Alt.Slack, Sci.Physics q% 3 m296 Mad; 14.8 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Win7, Aioe.ORG, May 8 { 7:53am, 2018 }:38^(-5) WS Cars used to kill the young, more than anything else. > why is the "opioid crises" suddenly in the news ? > Lawyers following big tobacco playbook. Cars used to kill the young, more than anything else; -- now it's drugs. Tobacco is relatively benign. I wish I knew why tobacco is so hated, but I don't. % Sir_Gregory_Hall_Esq_%greghall tocued973heh86tp9l7ttg496m8qd1qvvc@4ax.com Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pco29g$q3q$6@dont-email.me Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pcoonc$13kc$1@gioia.aioe.org kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pcp89o$1sbf$6@gioia.aioe.org Scout%me4guns@removethis_this2_ pcrbr3$mop$3@dont-email.me kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pcrt97$4kv$4@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.8--7.53am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 7 m108 Cool; 4.2 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, May 8 { 3:13am, 2018 }:57^(-4) Wu Comrade Jim Jones preyed on people like "kensi". "kensi" says England is getting colder, and that's bad. Then she says the world is getting warmer, and that's bad too. Mostly, she _needs_ to believe that everything is coming to an end. Comrade Jim Jones preyed on people like her. % Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pcqaqi$1scp$1@gioia.aioe.org Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pcqcc5$rk6$13@dont-email.me Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pcqjgh$ahl$1@gioia.aioe.org Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pcqupb$k5f$2@dont-email.me Checkmate%ricksabian1@gmail_ MPG.355adbab89deeaf993939@news.altopia.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pcrsr8$4kv$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.8--7.41am.Seattle.2018 Alt.Checkmate, Alt.Slack, Sci.Physics q% 9 m108 Cool; 4.3 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, May 8 { 3: 6am, 2018 }:30^(-4) WU Magnetic South wanders around and varies. > If your nihilistic reasoning were correct, > we'd still be destroying the ozone with CFCs Only according to you, the political propagandist. Where's your DoubleBlind study ? nowhere, because it can't be done. Magnetic South wanders around and varies. > the peregrine falcon would be extinct from all the ongoing DDT use. Again, no proof, never. % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pcrs8f$3i3$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.8--7.31am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 10 m108 Cool; 4.4 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, May 8 { 2:56am, 2018 }:30^(-4) W Sorry "kensi", the world didn't end. > Ten years ago [ fellow idiot, Kevin J. Surace, predicted the end of the world ]. And he was wrong, "kensi", the world didn't end. % MrAA 472b10c6-bedd-478e-b447-3c40d8305434@googlegroups.com Lofty_Goat%rlwatkins@gmail_com r9qped1a6pdee5gve4caqf21v9rlbr58ic@4ax.com JimPennino 91evre-9m2.ln1@mail.specsol.com MrAA 67a145ff-202f-47da-8cf3-9478fa778678@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.5--1.11pm.Seattle.2018 MrAA 195a683c-5722-49d4-b19d-5bb364ed0d19@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.7--1.50pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 5 m74 Top; 8.6 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, May 7 { 1:38pm, 2018 }:29^(PDT) W Death and Taxes. > > > Buy AAPL! > > > > The stock market transfers wealth from the impatient to the patient. > > > > When you die, who gets the stock ? > > I'm not sure. > Did you have someone in mind I should consider leaving it to? Only two things are certain: Death and Taxes. If no one claims your body, everything goes to the government. Whoever buys your storage unit might get some gold coins, no ? % AndrzejMatuch jtkpedp8bncgscp7gmdlgdd1ca3pqdgfgr@4ax.com Checkmate%ricksabian1@gmail_ MPG.3557cd249790afd09938fd@news.altopia.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.6--10.41am.Seattle.2018 Yoda%zUfjeUFm@OFkrUjd_com pco0kd$a8$1@news.mixmin.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.6--6.05pm.Seattle.2018 Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pcoa4b$q3q$10@dont-email.me Jeff-Relf.Me@May.6--6.50pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate, Alt.Usenet.Kooks s% 1 m76 Dropped; 10.6 Minutes, F_Agent, Eternal-September.ORG, May 6 { 6:28pm, 2018 }:43 WE) Why do you call your vag Carlsbad ? Nadegda imagined: > If you think that schoolyard taunt will have made even the tiniest dent in > his ego ... well, let's just say the size of that dent and the size of > your brain will be in a neck-and-neck race for which is the smallest. Speaking of size, Why do you call your vag Carlsbad ? % a_m%_m@nsn_s v989ed9s1f3chjv7vvio2qthri3aiq8t11@4ax.com Checkmate%ricksabian1@gmail_ MPG.35566775590675c29938de@news.altopia.com AndrzejMatuch jtkpedp8bncgscp7gmdlgdd1ca3pqdgfgr@4ax.com Checkmate%ricksabian1@gmail_ MPG.3557cd249790afd09938fd@news.altopia.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.6--10.41am.Seattle.2018 Yoda%zUfjeUFm@OFkrUjd_com pco0kd$a8$1@news.mixmin.net Jeff-Relf.Me@May.6--6.05pm.Seattle.2018 'Alt.Checkmate, Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy s% 1 m1 Shifty; 2.2 Hours, The_Force, Mixmin.NET, May 6 { 3:46pm, 2018 }:37 W# Clueless, you are. Yoda imagined: > too wordy and jumbled are your posts to find claims to refute. Clueless, you are. My posts to Usenet ( since Feb 2012 ): Jeff-Relf.Me/Posts.TXT % SteveCarroll 23d43667-3100-48ce-9fcf-761ef619da2f@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.6--10.27am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll a2487fcb-e604-4197-a5e9-4d5df47a64f6@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fl8tq5Fb88rU2@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.6--11.39am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll pcnj9k$9i4$1@dont-email.me Jeff-Relf.Me@May.6--1.34pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m303 Mad; 39.3 Minutes, UnisonMacBin, Eternal-September.ORG, May 6 { 11:58am, 2018 }:59^(-6) WC9 "CrackHead" is a pejorative -- it might be natural. > Crackhead equated college/job related issues to policing high crime areas. You could say the writes too much, and rejects comments too much -- like a speed freak; but "CrackHead" is a pejorative -- it might be natural. % SteveCarroll 23d43667-3100-48ce-9fcf-761ef619da2f@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.6--10.27am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll a2487fcb-e604-4197-a5e9-4d5df47a64f6@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fl8tq5Fb88rU2@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.6--11.39am.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fl91g9Fc439U1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@May.6--1.15pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate q% 4 m522 Dropped; 41 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, May 6 { 11:57am, 2018 }:13^(-7) WC BrownEyed "Cuba, North Korea and Nepal" appear to be your ideal. Michael Glasser replied ( to me ): > > An 80 year old Japanese lady, who only speaks Japanese, > > isn't the same as a young, horny black male, who only speaks Arabic. > > I say treat people like individuals... > I reject [ affirmative action ]. We've only probabilities -- what's most likely to happen -- given our long and storied past. Is this good ? Hell -NO- ! it's the LeastBad option. > > > * You showed deep ignorance about the weaknesses of using a single test > > > to judge the qualifications of an individual. > > The additional measure suggested by the source Carroll quoted was > "grades" ( and he even quoted that part of the text ). Achievement is exponential, not linear. A CryptoCurrency would be better than tests and grades, I think. > I take some vitamins and do occasionally take a Tylenol or the like > (though even that is rare). I avoid caffeine (though I do like chocolate > I do not drink sodas or coffee, other than say Trader Joe's samples) Nice, I thought you were taking prescription drugs. No caffeine for me... except a bit of chocolate, on rare occasions. > > Is BlueEyed Norway your "more equal, low-carbon" ideal ? > > They have benefits but I would not want the world to be like them. > > > What about Cuba, North Korea and communist Nepal ? > > Nope. > > > Are you aware of their existance ? > > Yes, but not of their relevance here. BrownEyed "Cuba, North Korea and Nepal" appear to be your ideal; yet you only "know" BlueEyed Norway... why is that ? ! > > > * When you backed yourself into a corner you reacted with anger > > > -- name calling, insults, lies, and more. > > > > Again, I don't recall this. > > You can read his posts. Of course I can, as I have, every day, for years. % MichaelGlasser fl70kmFsq8sU2@mid.individual.net Owl zkba080g3q.hvu43@rooftop.invalid SteveCarroll 23d43667-3100-48ce-9fcf-761ef619da2f@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.6--10.27am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll a2487fcb-e604-4197-a5e9-4d5df47a64f6@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fl8tq5Fb88rU2@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@May.6--11.39am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m511 Dropped; 12 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, May 6 { 10:54am, 2018 }:13^(-7) W9D Is BlueEyed Norway your "more equal, low-carbon" ideal ? > * You [SteveCarroll] whined about a black man being shown as > an example of healthy masculinity. I missed that. > * You lied about me equating things I did not, > and otherwise lied about and twisted what I said. I missed that too. > * In the context of police shootings, you said it made sense > to you for them to have a bias against blacks. Yes, to stay alive, so fewer cops die. An 80 year old Japanese lady, who only speaks Japanese, isn't the same as a young, horny black male, who only speaks Arabic. > * You showed deep ignorance about the weaknesses of using a single test > to judge the qualifications of an individual. That's the solution to this problem ? ! You don't have one. > * You projected your reading comprehension and drug addiction issues onto me. Likely, you take legal drugs. Is BlueEyed Norway your "more equal, low-carbon" ideal ? What about Cuba, North Korea and communist Nepal ? Are you aware of their existance ? > * When you backed yourself into a corner you reacted with anger > -- name calling, insults, lies, and more. Again, I don't recall this. > I was contacted by your family because of their concerns about you > -- they are tired of your obsession with me. How would any of us know if this is true or not ? ! We can't. % a_m%_m@nsn_s 1n29ed94p5v3lj86gofodfk4a560mdo613@4ax.com MichaelGlasser fkjjtqFj3h0U2@mid.individual.net a_m%_m@nsn_s v989ed9s1f3chjv7vvio2qthri3aiq8t11@4ax.com Checkmate%ricksabian1@gmail_ MPG.35566775590675c29938de@news.altopia.com AndrzejMatuch jtkpedp8bncgscp7gmdlgdd1ca3pqdgfgr@4ax.com Checkmate%ricksabian1@gmail_ MPG.3557cd249790afd09938fd@news.altopia.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.6--10.41am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns -Dropped, 19.3 Hours, MicroPlanet, Alt.NET, May 5 { 3:16pm, 2018 }:41^(-7) Wf' I've been asking Nadegda's friend, "kensi", all kinds of questions. Checkmate imagined: > Nadegda is the most fun ["Libtard"]... she'll bite on anything. I've been asking Nadegda's friend, "kensi", all kinds of questions, daily; not a peep from either of them. % Owl 9b9zsfb83.ahou3@rooftop.invalid MichaelGlasser fl6r0kFrk24U1@mid.individual.net Owl szb80380ab.ahu3@rooftop.invalid MichaelGlasser fl70kmFsq8sU2@mid.individual.net Owl zkba080g3q.hvu43@rooftop.invalid SteveCarroll 23d43667-3100-48ce-9fcf-761ef619da2f@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.6--10.27am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m295 Mad; 1 Hours, GoogleG, May 6 { 9:14am, 2018 }: 2^(PDT) W(z What's useful to Michael Glasser is very, -very- different... > > You [MichaelGlasser] cannot read, yet you home-school your kids. > > His reading comprehension seems to have gotten worse; > either that or I blocked out how bad it was, maybe some > kind of dissociative amnesia. No, it's not amnesia. Michael Glasser only allows premises that are useful to him. And what's useful to him is very, -very- different from what's useful to the rest of us, here. % TakuyaSaitoh 4c0b5b40-28ba-4a3d-8bd4-2c9f7f9e06e8@googlegroups.com BranimirMaksimovic tTkHC.181352$Pv4.164026@fx23.am4 FabianRussell pckubj0i6g@news2.newsguy.com Owl az90b083ga.h@rooftop.invalid FabianRussell pcmrev01bog@news2.newsguy.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.6--10.13am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy -Dropped, 4.7 Hours, Pan, Newsguy.COM'NewsGuy.COM, Newsdawg.COM, May 6 { 5:12am, 2018 }:15 WF The jig is up, once the government gains physical access to your device. The jig is up, once the government gains physical access to your device. They famously cracked an iPhone, with help, some years back. % Archimedes_Plutonium%plutonium_ 78373cae-e102-4928-8f0c-5d3857432fb7@googlegroups.com MrAA 472b10c6-bedd-478e-b447-3c40d8305434@googlegroups.com Lofty_Goat%rlwatkins@gmail_com r9qped1a6pdee5gve4caqf21v9rlbr58ic@4ax.com JimPennino 91evre-9m2.ln1@mail.specsol.com MrAA 67a145ff-202f-47da-8cf3-9478fa778678@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.5--1.11pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m72 Top; 6.5 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, May 5 { :57pm, 2018 }:49^(PDT) WM When you die, who gets the stock ? > Buy AAPL! The stock market transfers wealth from the impatient to the patient. When you die, who gets the stock ? % Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pcg48t$kbh$2@dont-email.me Sir_Gregory_Hall_Esq_%greghall df5nedpk0ujqfa69pknpb6st4qaqsnhhiq@4ax.com Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pcg7ic$kbh$13@dont-email.me Sir_Gregory_Hall_Esq_%greghall kl8nedhvmb10v48qu3o04hkfhfln0mo81b@4ax.com Checkmate%ricksabian1@gmail_ MPG.355562d5402df4e29938b7@news.altopia.com Sir_Gregory_Hall_Esq_%greghall psgned9pf40p31nif5l0hhfb9gsthkpre8@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.5--10.15am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate, Alt.Cigar.Humidors-Democrat, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 5 m52 Cool; 1.6 Days, F_Agent, Alt.NET, May 3 { 7:22pm, 2018 }:37^(-4) WN# Jealous much, Mr Green ? > lecherous and perverted Clinton used pussy juice [ on his cigar ]. > EWWWW! Gag me with a spoon. Jealous much, Mr Green ? % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pcjsoq$1t7s$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.5--9.43am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 2 m90 Cool; 6.8 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, May 5 { 2:16am, 2018 }: 3^(-4) W Like BlueEyed Norway, or BrownEyed Cuba ? "kensi" wrote: > building a more equal, low-carbon world Like BlueEyed Norway, or BrownEyed Cuba ? What about North Korea and communist Nepal ? Are you even aware of their existance ? % Sir_Gregory_Hall_Esq_%greghall vncfedt8v2rms53guue3jcf8a8r9t86i6c@4ax.com Checkmate%ricksabian1@gmail_ MPG.3551adc5233ed53e99386e@news.altopia.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pc9c20$1381$1@gioia.aioe.org Sir_Gregory_Hall_Esq_%greghall lm7hedp6m9okii8195vn24qi036dflkb6v@4ax.com Checkmate%ricksabian1@gmail_ MPG.355262c45b0246a099387e@news.altopia.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pcc0ci$16bf$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.5--9.27am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 14 m90 Cool; 3.3 Days, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, May 2 { 2:28am, 2018 }:46^(-4) W, "kensi" never brings up Asia, she's not that educated. "kensi" wrote: > All of it directed at the NASCAR fan demographic instead of actual > educated and involved citizens, which Murdoch has taken as a collective > enemy ( along with, no doubt, blacks, Muslims, Jews, homosexuals, > and all of the other usual scapegoats wherever fascists gain power... This is rich, coming from the girl that worships BlueEyed Norway. She never brings up Asia, of course, because she's not that educated. % ChrisAhlstrom pchbbn$jei$2@dont-email.me AndrzejMatuch afooed17kq03d8gj0sn5p069ripe90crla@4ax.com MrChrisV n1voedlivmh6kcbgd8gvmd9i5bgn0r12dr@4ax.com Owl szb9037g9a.ghuo@rooftop.invalid MichaelGlasser fl3ensF4od2U1@mid.individual.net Owl sz9b89880ga.guo4@rooftop.invalid Jeff-Relf.Me@May.5--9.04am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m191 Mad; 1.5 Hours, tin'Linux, Alt.NET, Boom.Rooftop, May 5 { 6:43am, 2018 }:38 WHb MainStream Media worships BlueEyed Norway. MainStream Media worships BlueEyed Norway. Ashamed of their racism, they self-flagellate, talking endlessly about how white, Christian males oppress women, blacks and Muslims; to them, Asia doesn't exist. % MichaelGlasser fl4caiFb0goU2@mid.individual.net %%persent@gmail_com b8fjsd.dh5.19.2@news.alt.net MichaelGlasser fl4cspFb4ebU1@mid.individual.net Sir_Gregory_Hall_Esq_%greghall b80qedl8dt0d8n4dslkevcm15s35evb1ik@4ax.com MichaelGlasser fl4e7eFbckcU1@mid.individual.net Sir_Gregory_Hall_Esq_%greghall sg1qedpl3taibmogf9itrq3s1f7b3buop7@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.4--6.50pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 1 m3 Cool; 6.1 Minutes, F_Agent, Alt.NET, May 4 { 6:17pm, 2018 }:19^(-4) WM My premises are "useful" ( to me ), if not truthy. Michael Glasser's sig should be blank, empty; or just: My premises are "useful" ( to me ), if not truthy. % __@_____ tpnoeddndurq6csbsqhnmoiet8dnoe2b8k@4ax.com MrAA d3cf0141-9a03-462e-86be-7a8ec08be5ec@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.4--2.27pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 3 m69 Top; 18.9 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, May 4 { 1:57pm, 2018 }:38^(PDT) W Mexico would join The States, if allowed. > MEXICANS WANT CALIFORNIA BACK Mexico would join The States, if allowed. % Tom_Roberts%tjroberts137 N_KdnWq1rvq80HzHnZ2dnUU7_83NnZ2d@giganews.com Erin_Koff%umhn@cniwwe_im pc043b$se2$2@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.27--2.36pm.Seattle.2018 Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pcd84k$1gpj$2@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.2--2.30pm.Seattle.2018 MichaelMoroney pcebks$ar8$3@pcls7.std.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.3--1.11am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Sci.Physics.Relativity, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m104 Dropped; 1.2 Hours, nn, TheWorld.COM, May 2 { 11:53pm, 2018 }:16 WJ Where/When is there no Energy/Matter ? > > Gravity is SpaceTime, the 4D TimeScape; it's everywhere, always. > > Wrong. Gravity is the curvature of spacetime, > caused by mass-energy present. Where/When is there no Energy/Matter ? Einstein wrote: Time and space and gravitation have no separate existence from matter. 13.8 billion years ago, everything in the (subjectively) Known Universe was in the same location; i.e. zero entropy and infinite density/exergy. Eventually, this eXergy will be consumed away, replaced with entropy; leaving us with a uniform heat bath that has all of the energy but none of the eXergy. % Jeff-Relf.Me@May.2--4.19pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics I'm not the only one ( rejecting sex ). I'm not the only one ( rejecting sex ). "What Japanese Women Think of MGTOW" YouTube.COM/watch?v=mSO4sOmZ8TY % AndrzejMatuch de2hed5lnafoclv3gn9fg4o97j7uhfu7gq@4ax.com BenJacoby z93GC.68828$yc1.65101@fx40.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--3.31pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby wFcGC.70879$yc1.42646@fx40.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.2--9.54am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby XGqGC.22568$VB3.13158@fx11.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@May.2--3.51pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m22 Dropped; 14.9 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, May 2 { 3:10pm, 2018 }: 1^(-4) We I got applause, not jail time. > > I've watched a lot of interviews with porn stars. > > I've done far more than most of them. > > Interviews ? I doubt that. " Ask A Porn Star: 'Have You Had Public Sex ?' ": YouTube.COM/watch?v=4Rc1WuZ5bh8 > > I've had sex on a ferry, in front of everyone; > > she was very fit, 24 years old, with green eyes and long red hair; > > they applauded when we finished. > > I hate bring you to reality, Rolf, but RED HEAD? Sorry, dear boy, they > were not applauding YOU, You just happened to be there for the show! We were the show, me and her. > However you do now have the best rule for Red Heads: DO NOT TOUCH! RedHeads are the best. > > I've been caught having sex in public _many_ times. > > Sex in the Seattle rain is damn fine. > > Proud to be a pervert? That's Lib Seattle for you. A little time with > "bubba" in stir may change your mind about how cool sex in public is. I had public sex in a crowed ferry, Bainbridge to Seattle; we got applause, not jail time. > > I've had sex standing up, holding her up, > > out in the woods, and up on a moutain, with paragliders above. > > Reality is not something you libs do. I know about it, you don't. I'm not a "lib". % . BPOdnQuTzJtDPH3HnZ2dnUU7_83NnZ2d@giganews.com . pbqoof$n88$1@dont-email.me . N_KdnWq1rvq80HzHnZ2dnUU7_83NnZ2d@giganews.com . pc043b$se2$2@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.27--2.36pm.Seattle.2018 Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pcd84k$1gpj$2@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.2--2.30pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Sci.Physics.Relativity, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 7 m16 Cool; 38.8 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Win7, Aioe.ORG, May 2 { 1:47pm, 2018 }: 8^(-5) WWB Gravity is SpaceTime, the 4D TimeScape; it's everywhere, always. > > 13.8 billion years ago, everything in the (subjectively) Known Universe > > was in the same location; i.e. zero entropy and infinite density/exergy. > > [ eXergy is a type of energy that can do physical work, force * distance ] > > > > Eventually, this eXergy will be consumed away, replaced with entropy; > > leaving us with a uniform heat bath that has all of the energy > > but none of the eXergy. > > > > Gravity is the "memory" of where the stuff was. > > so, where there is no gravity, > there is no memory where stuff is; it's Lost in Space. Gravity is SpaceTime, the 4D TimeScape; it's everywhere, always. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--4.20pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby QPcGC.38850$6C5.4719@fx07.iad Owl szb9809ba.y@rooftop.invalid MichaelGlasser fku5pqFtqi8U2@mid.individual.net Owl gzx90b803.ay@rooftop.invalid MichaelGlasser fku8vsFugbdU2@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@May.2--10.36am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m350 Dropped; 22.6 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, May 2 { 9:57am, 2018 }:32^(-7) Wn _Fresh_ is best; it's why Asian food is so good. > Amazing how different fresh produce and eggs and meat are > compared to what you can get in most stores. _Fresh_ is best; it's why Asian food is so good. Sadly, peanut sauce, from freshly roasted peanuts, is hard to find. Fresh, perfectly ripe fruit, straight from the tree, makes SafeWay, Amazon and WalMart look sick, sad. Frozen is good too, and Asia doesn't have much of it. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--7.46pm.Seattle.2018 Owl sz11xvp.80@rooftop.invalid JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--8.42pm.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch 801hed1ts52kihuhmvv9qgo304c4uirkc5@4ax.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--4.02pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby gQcGC.38851$6C5.29913@fx07.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@May.2--10.15am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 2 m281 Dropped; 10.2 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, May 1 { 11:24pm, 2018 }:13^(-4) W>D This "masturbator" is 11$, free shipping. > > > Why have a woman in your life as well as access to vagina > > > when you can just use your hand and a cat, right ? > > > > Yes, minus the cat and plus a rubber vagina. > > Google.COM/search?tbm=isch&q=rubber+vagina > > too much information, Rolf. Or not enough. This "masturbator" is 11$, free shipping: Amazon.COM/gp/product/B07CJH5579 % MichaelGlasser fkpunfFqujU5@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--7.00pm.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch f20hedhmtm0pvkvkgv2s3vmfuff38oripg@4ax.com . pc9vu0$ofm$1@dont-email.me JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--3.56pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby nKcGC.70904$yc1.38539@fx40.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@May.2--10.08am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 4 m281 Dropped; 10.3 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, May 1 { 11:17pm, 2018 }:56^(-4) W< My Surfing Habits ( on my 4k, ArmMounted, 40 inch monitor ). > > No caffine, No alcohol, No women; just a constant "happy". > > Liar! You've admitted over and over that you use Widoze 10. > There is NO "constant happy" as Bill messes with your mind! > Cripes it's barely possible to cope with MS even WITH caffeine, > alcohol and wimmen! I was programming unix, Terak (LSI-11), and Lilith (Modula-2) back in 1981... DOS in 1983, Macs in 1986, Windows in 1989; so I can handle it. "My Surfing Habits ( on my 4k, ArmMounted, 40 inch monitor )": YouTube.COM/watch?v=2XlyaFPpQa4 % MrChrisV 8lmgedt11fl48lp4tfa1c3j8ocjgno9rrp@4ax.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--8.15am.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch de2hed5lnafoclv3gn9fg4o97j7uhfu7gq@4ax.com BenJacoby z93GC.68828$yc1.65101@fx40.iad JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--3.31pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby wFcGC.70879$yc1.42646@fx40.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@May.2--9.54am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 6 m281 Dropped; 10.4 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, May 1 { 11:12pm, 2018 }:44^(-4) W<i I've lived with and without sex; without is better. > > > Subsidized rent in left coast Lib infestation. > > > > No. I _work_ for my rent. > > Lie. You've already admitted right here that you live in a lib > infestation on the left coast and could not afford to live where > you do without rent subsidies. Fess up, Rolf. Sadly, you have to lie to yourself, like that; I don't have to. Subsidized housing is available for the old and disabled; but I haven't taken advantage of it ( not yet ). > > > No sex life. > > > > Yes, by choice. > > Sour grapes! I've lived with and without sex; without is better. I've watched a lot of interviews with porn stars. I've done far more than most of them. I've had sex on a ferry, in front of everyone; she was very fit, with green eyes and long red hair; they applauded when we finished. I've been caught having sex in public _many_ times. Sex in the Seattle rain is damn fine. I've had sex standing up, holding her up, out in the woods, and up on a moutain, with paragliders above. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--7.00pm.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch f20hedhmtm0pvkvkgv2s3vmfuff38oripg@4ax.com SteveCarroll pc9vu0$ofm$1@dont-email.me JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--3.56pm.Seattle.2018 Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com pcccac$1t6b$2@gioia.aioe.org BenJacoby 2ljGC.62217$R51.703@fx03.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@May.2--9.30am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m20 Dropped; 35.1 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, May 2 { 6:48am, 2018 }:46^(-4) WIk Why does humanity perfer "Poor/Dark" Bangladesh ? ! > Few are happy being told by a bunch of libs what they can and cannot > do/own/say/vote/eat/buy/have as friends/ etc. Yes, exactly, Big Brother does _NOT_ know best. "Kill the Rich" is just jealousy, plain and simple. If "Rich/White" Norway were so great, as CNN keeps telling us, then why does humanity perfer "Poor/Dark" Bangladesh ? ! % Owl fz0b80z.eu@rooftop.invalid MrChrisV 8lmgedt11fl48lp4tfa1c3j8ocjgno9rrp@4ax.com Owl szvb908.auu@rooftop.invalid SteveCarroll 36ea66b7-5b01-434b-88d1-cc81dc212440@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--4.20pm.Seattle.2018 Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com pcccac$1t6b$3@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@May.2--9.20am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m3 Cool; 1.5 Hours, NewsTap'iPhone, Aioe.ORG, May 2 { 5:52am, 2018 }:29 W8 There are many ways to live; not everyone should be the same. > > I eat a _crapload_ of meat, every day. So far, today, > > I ate over 5 pounds of chicken ( freshly baked, by me ). > > Regardless, a meal-sized portion of meat in a balanced diet is about a > quarter of a pound. You ve eaten 20 meals worth of meat today. Too many calories are bad, of course, but: There are not now, nor will there ever be, proper studies on the subject ( meat vs veggies ). There are many ways to live; not everyone should be the same. % Owl zxcv803g.ahu@rooftop.invalid JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--6.05pm.Seattle.2018 Owl fz0b80z.eu@rooftop.invalid MrChrisV 8lmgedt11fl48lp4tfa1c3j8ocjgno9rrp@4ax.com Owl szvb908.auu@rooftop.invalid SteveCarroll 36ea66b7-5b01-434b-88d1-cc81dc212440@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--4.20pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 11 m237 Mad; 4.3 Hours, GoogleG, May 1 { 10:48am, 2018 }:30^(PDT) WU I do _not_ eat fast food; I cook. > You can eat healthy for $6 or so a day, Absolutely, and I've done so ($7/day), for decades. > it's just takes extra time ( which Relf says he has ) > ... not gonna be steak on a regular basis I eat a _crapload_ of meat, every day. So far, today, I ate over 5 pounds of chicken ( freshly baked, by me ). > Standing in the kitchen, putting effort into an inexpensive meal, > is healthier than eating fast food on the couch watching TV. I do _not_ eat fast food; I cook. And I'm a couch potato who occasionally works hard, physically. Sadly, my ability to work hard has diminished greatly, over the years. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--6.05pm.Seattle.2018 Owl fz0b80z.eu@rooftop.invalid MrChrisV 8lmgedt11fl48lp4tfa1c3j8ocjgno9rrp@4ax.com Owl szvb908.auu@rooftop.invalid MrChrisV 2h8hed1gpld5c9s6r8mrn8uifkk0r2saa8@4ax.com Owl szv808ba.aui4e@rooftop.invalid Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--4.10pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 20 m152 Mad; 4.4 Hours, tin'Linux, Alt.NET, Boom.Rooftop, May 1 { 10:37am, 2018 }:24 WT You called ? > lazy, gluttonous, disgusting pigs. You called ? % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--7.00pm.Seattle.2018 Owl 9z08brab.ro@rooftop.invalid JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--7.46pm.Seattle.2018 Owl sz11xvp.80@rooftop.invalid JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--8.42pm.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch 801hed1ts52kihuhmvv9qgo304c4uirkc5@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--4.02pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 15 m42 Shifty; 6.8 Hours, F_Agent, HighWinds'Blocknews.NET, May 1 { 8:13am, 2018 }:59^(-4) Ww Rubber Vaginas. > > Sure, if I wanted to impress the ladies, that'd work; > > but I don't, so it doesn't. I'm happy and: > > a short happy life is better than a long sad one. > > Why have a woman in your life as well as access to vagina > when you can just use your hand and a cat, right ? Yes, minus the cat and plus a rubber vagina. Google.COM/search?tbm=isch&q=rubber+vagina % Owl zxcv803g.ahu@rooftop.invalid JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--6.05pm.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fkpunfFqujU5@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--7.00pm.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch f20hedhmtm0pvkvkgv2s3vmfuff38oripg@4ax.com SteveCarroll pc9vu0$ofm$1@dont-email.me Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--3.56pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 12 m237 Mad; 6.9 Hours, UnisonMacBin, Eternal-September.ORG, May 1 { 8: 8am, 2018 }:48^(-6) W No caffine, No alcohol, No women; just a constant "happy". > > > I _wish_ I liked fishing ( more than laying around ), > > > as Steve Carroll suggested, but I don't. > > > > When even fishing is too much work, > > you might as well just hang yourself. > > depression ? No, not at all; I'm _loving_ life. No caffine, No alcohol, No women; just a constant "happy". % Owl fz0b80z.eu@rooftop.invalid MrChrisV 8lmgedt11fl48lp4tfa1c3j8ocjgno9rrp@4ax.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--8.15am.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch de2hed5lnafoclv3gn9fg4o97j7uhfu7gq@4ax.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--9.11am.Seattle.2018 MrAA 133ad33a-f6a8-4570-bfed-b9c65b733ef6@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--3.49pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 2 m72 Top; 2.5 Hours, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, May 1 { :31pm, 2018 }:49^(PDT) Wm Kim isn't rich. > Pursue a sugar momma and all you needs could be taken care of! Do as I say, not as I do ? Kim isn't rich. % Owl fz0b80z.eu@rooftop.invalid MrChrisV 8lmgedt11fl48lp4tfa1c3j8ocjgno9rrp@4ax.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--8.15am.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch de2hed5lnafoclv3gn9fg4o97j7uhfu7gq@4ax.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--9.11am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby pe3GC.42698$wG5.40599@fx02.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--3.43pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m268 Dropped; 2.6 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, May 1 { :29pm, 2018 }:24^(-4) W Not everyone needs to be a supermodel. > > Not pursuing women saves me time, money and effort. > > Rolf forgot to mention that it also > saves him constant rejection and ridicule as well. Not everyone needs to be a supermodel. Jack Ma and Bill Gates aren't, for example. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--6.05pm.Seattle.2018 Owl fz0b80z.eu@rooftop.invalid MrChrisV 8lmgedt11fl48lp4tfa1c3j8ocjgno9rrp@4ax.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--8.15am.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch de2hed5lnafoclv3gn9fg4o97j7uhfu7gq@4ax.com BenJacoby z93GC.68828$yc1.65101@fx40.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--3.31pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics s% 2 m268 Dropped; 2.7 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, May 1 { :24pm, 2018 }:15^(-4) WF I've been living this way for 30 years. > Computer geek. Most definately, more than you. > Mom's basement. Nope; I don't even talk to her. > Subsidized rent in left coast Lib infestation. No. I _work_ for my rent. > No sex life. Yes, by choice. > No life. I'm loving life, immensely. I'm aging rapidly, but fine with it. > Trust me it's possible. I've been living this way for 30 years, in Seattle, by the Univ. of Wash.; so, yeah, it _might_ be possible. % Owl zxcv803g.ahu@rooftop.invalid JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--6.05pm.Seattle.2018 Owl fz0b80z.eu@rooftop.invalid MrChrisV 8lmgedt11fl48lp4tfa1c3j8ocjgno9rrp@4ax.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--8.15am.Seattle.2018 AndrzejMatuch de2hed5lnafoclv3gn9fg4o97j7uhfu7gq@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--9.11am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics +-, 23.3 Minutes, F_Agent, HighWinds'Blocknews.NET, May 1 { 8:39am, 2018 }:52^(-4) W Not pursuing women saves me time, money and effort. > You "work" two jobs yet make less every year than > any one of us makes in a week. How is that even possible ? I'm overpaid; I don't work much, each week. Since my divorce, 1988, I've chosen free time over money. Not pursuing women saves me time, money and effort. % MichaelGlasser fkni4hFetl1U2@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.29--9.34pm.Seattle.2018 Owl zxcv803g.ahu@rooftop.invalid JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--6.05pm.Seattle.2018 Owl fz0b80z.eu@rooftop.invalid MrChrisV 8lmgedt11fl48lp4tfa1c3j8ocjgno9rrp@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@May.1--8.15am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 2 m106 Dropped; 1.9 Hours, F_Agent, HighWinds'Fastusenet.ORG, May 1 { 5:20am, 2018 }:51^(-5) W{ I work two jobs. > > steak is a hell of a lot tastier than a donut. > > quality food costs more. cheap calories Yesterday, I ate 5 perfectly ripe bananas, 1.20$ 1 extra large, perfectly ripe avocado, 2$, 8 pieces of freshly baked chicken, from the deli, 4.50$. Bottled water, blue cheese, apple juice, milk, ice cream, refried beans, and a frozen dinner ( Swedish meat balls with real sour cream ). Andrzej Matuch ( Doomsdrzej ) needs to believe that I'm a LeftLeaning leech; fact is, I like Trump, I hate CNN, Cuba and North Korea, and I work two jobs. I manage a 32 unit rooming house ( shared kitchen, 5 bathrooms, shared ), and I maintain BankExec, a banking game, for Windows 10, for "The Bankers" ( ABA.COM ). Today, I need to clean out a room full of crap from a tenant who left owing 2 months rent ( and more ). Also, I have to empty five 45 gallon trash cans and sort out the recycling, cut up cardboard, etc. Also, today, I have to dismantle a _heavy_ HideAway couch, install shades on 4 windows, and much more. Yesterday, I replaced a shower head and recaulked a leaking shower stall. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--6.05pm.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fkpunfFqujU5@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--7.00pm.Seattle.2018 Owl 9z08brab.ro@rooftop.invalid JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--7.46pm.Seattle.2018 Owl sz11xvp.80@rooftop.invalid Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--8.42pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m6 Cool; 14.4 Minutes, tin'Linux, Alt.NET, Boom.Rooftop, Apr 30 { 7:55pm, 2018 }:58 WTv A short happy life is better than a long sad one. > Once you get addicted to the gym, you'll sit on the couch > at home counting the hours until you can workout again. > > there are usually a few hot fitness chicks who come > to workout in what I would consider to be underwear. > No complaints though. The eyes need exercise too. Sure, if I wanted to impress the ladies, that'd work; but I don't, so it doesn't. I'm happy and: a short happy life is better than a long sad one. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.29--9.34pm.Seattle.2018 Owl zxcv803g.ahu@rooftop.invalid JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--6.05pm.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fkpunfFqujU5@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--7.00pm.Seattle.2018 Owl 9z08brab.ro@rooftop.invalid Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--7.46pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m5 Cool; 3.8 Minutes, tin'Linux, Alt.NET, Boom.Rooftop, Apr 30 { 7:30pm, 2018 }:16 WPG I'm not the only couch potato. > You can pace yourself at the gym, and there are others > around. It's easy to make new friends and maybe find > a workout partner. I'd enjoy that _less_ than what I'm doing now. > That was Steve with the fishing. Jesus Christ, you've become one voice, here. I'm currently watching people fail horribly on "Naked and Afraid"; I'm not the only couch potato, apparently. > Burn some eXergy and show gravity who's the boss. That's funny; I never thought anyone ( besides me ) would ever use the word "exergy". % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.29--8.21pm.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fkni4hFetl1U2@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.29--9.34pm.Seattle.2018 Owl zxcv803g.ahu@rooftop.invalid JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--6.05pm.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fkpunfFqujU5@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--7.00pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m285 Dropped; 12.7 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, Apr 30 { 6:37pm, 2018 }:51^(-7) WGo I can't motivate myself (much) unless others are there. > I enjoy doing physical things when I can... but my health limits me. > If anything my doctor tells me to make sure I do not push myself too hard > given how poorly my body regulates temperature and how easily I get > vertigo... and other stuff I shall not go into here. I get exhausted quickly; when I push it too hard, I get light headed ( not vertigo ). When working alone, I can pace myself; but, sadly, I can't motivate myself (much) unless others are there. I _wish_ I liked fishing ( more than laying around ), as Owl suggested, but I don't. % MichaelGlasser fkn6fcFcoenU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 70055aa9-8a8f-4b45-9459-6abe270e3241@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.29--8.21pm.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fkni4hFetl1U2@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.29--9.34pm.Seattle.2018 Owl zxcv803g.ahu@rooftop.invalid Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--6.05pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 13 m139 Cool; 15.9 Minutes, tin'Linux, Alt.NET, Boom.Rooftop, Apr 30 { 5:41pm, 2018 }:23 W6 I simply enjoy it too much, as Americans do. > > I get cramps and I have to take a lot of breaks ( I get dizzy ). > > I can't motivate my self to do a lot of physical work. > > You need to start thinking of exercise as fun, > and physical work as exercise ( and therefore fun ). > I hate mowing the yard unless I think of it as a workout. Laying around is one of my vices, like over eating and smoking; I simply enjoy it too much, as Americans do. Physical work is fun too, but not as fun. % SEKI%seki_hajime01@gmail_com e5a7712f-1713-4e7e-8654-d0ad7a5e657a@googlegroups.com MrAA dd7ca53c-fa28-489b-93ac-fd9ca1954594@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--3.44pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m69 Top; 10.8 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Apr 30 { 3:29pm, 2018 }:24^(PDT) W Infinite density/exergy, and zero entropy ? ! > > Hawking radiation postulates... > > It never did make much sense! Yet infinite density/exergy, and zero entropy does ? ! % Peter%Poakfield@msn_com b705538e-70aa-4f86-9a79-71fca0aafe75@googlegroups.com MrAA d32eec11-8f32-4f0a-a8da-deb9d021e28c@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--3.39pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m68 Top; 5.6 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Apr 30 { 3:21pm, 2018 }:21^(PDT) W The idea of motion may not be applied to it. > The flow of space into bodies causes the apparent force of gravity. How does space "flow" ? Einstein wrote: Time and space and gravitation have no separate existence from matter. [...] this ether may not be thought of as endowed with the quality characteristic of ponderable media, as consisting of parts which may be tracked through time. The idea of motion may not be applied to it. % . fkn6fcFcoenU1@mid.individual.net . 70055aa9-8a8f-4b45-9459-6abe270e3241@googlegroups.com . Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.29--8.21pm.Seattle.2018 . fkni4hFetl1U2@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.29--9.34pm.Seattle.2018 MrAA d2b31637-4bfa-435e-8e74-0db7aa2e33c7@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.30--3.30pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 2 m68 Top; 23 Secs, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Apr 30 { 3:26pm, 2018 }:31^(PDT) W I smoke, I over eat, and I lay around too much. > > I get cramps and I have to take a lot of breaks ( I get dizzy ). > > I'm 58 years old, with the body of an 80 year old. > > I'm a decade older than you and feeling pretty good! > I thought you were the one who did all that clean living! I smoke, I over eat, and I lay around too much. % MichaelGlasser fkn15eFbmjbU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 746c7c3f-f6b6-448a-b3e2-dfb4ec5ecf37@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fkn6fcFcoenU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 70055aa9-8a8f-4b45-9459-6abe270e3241@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.29--8.21pm.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fkni4hFetl1U2@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.29--9.34pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m245 Dropped; 23.6 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, Apr 29 { 8:50pm, 2018 }:41^(-7) W I'm 58 years old, with the body of an 80 year old. > > I've noting but space ( on my 4k, 40 inch monitor, at arm's length ); > > "youtu.be/2XlyaFPpQa4?t=552" shows 60 images on a single page, > > and 100 ways to (quickly) refine it. > > More, my Address- and Search- Bars are extra large. > > Um, good for you? And it's good for those I help, face to face, when I swing my (eXtraLong) monitor arm towards us, seated. But that's just me; you're -far- better than me when it comes to painting and cleaning, for example -- I'm out of shape, big time; I get cramps and I have to take a lot of breaks ( I get dizzy ). I'm 58 years old, with the body of an 80 year old. Unless other people are around, making requests, I can't motivate my self to do a lot of physical work. % MichaelGlasser fkmj7rF8p3dU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 6631aaa0-aea3-4b72-967d-7fc55a4d4e57@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fkn15eFbmjbU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 746c7c3f-f6b6-448a-b3e2-dfb4ec5ecf37@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.29--8.02pm.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fkng8kFej7oU1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.29--8.37pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m243 Dropped; 7.4 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Individual.NET, Apr 29 { 8:18pm, 2018 }:43^(-7) Wh SearchBar is standard to FireFox but... > > Unlike Carroll and Glasser, I've a -lasting- SearchBar > > that I can Edit/UnDo/ReDo; 99 links later, I can use it to do > > an ImageSearch, then a Wikipedia Search, followed by Google, etc., whenever. > > Is it anything other than the standard Firefox search bar? I just tested > and it lets me undo and redo, but I did not test to see how far back I > could go, etc. SearchBar is standard to FireFox, but I'm using the "Classic Theme Restorer" Extension, and I made the text much larger; see "#urlbar" in: Jeff-Relf.Me/userChrome.CSS.TXT % MichaelGlasser fkmj7rF8p3dU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 6631aaa0-aea3-4b72-967d-7fc55a4d4e57@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fkn15eFbmjbU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 746c7c3f-f6b6-448a-b3e2-dfb4ec5ecf37@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fkn6fcFcoenU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 70055aa9-8a8f-4b45-9459-6abe270e3241@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.29--8.21pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m192 Mad; 50.8 Minutes, GoogleG, Apr 29 { 6:46pm, 2018 }:26^(PDT) W 60 images on a single page, and 100 ways to (quickly) refine it. > Removing the dedicated search box uses less space. > If you have a lot of dev stuff loaded you might want that space I've noting but space ( on my 40 inch monitor, at arm's length ); "youtu.be/2XlyaFPpQa4?t=552" shows 60 images on a single page, and 100 ways to (quickly) refine it. More, my Address- and Search- Bars are extra large. % MichaelGlasser fkmdd9F7f7rU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 68a40266-8d64-46dd-a5c5-1c72f52c6126@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fkmj7rF8p3dU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 6631aaa0-aea3-4b72-967d-7fc55a4d4e57@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fkn15eFbmjbU1@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 746c7c3f-f6b6-448a-b3e2-dfb4ec5ecf37@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.29--8.02pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m192 Mad; 2.6 Hours, GoogleG, Apr 29 { 5: 1pm, 2018 }:48^(PDT) Wxl I've a -lasting- SearchBar. > > youtu.be/2XlyaFPpQa4 > > Covers far more than just search, but that is what I focused on more. > > Looks to me like he just yanked the make-up off with Firefox: > youtu.be/2XlyaFPpQa4?t=552 Unlike you two ( Carroll and Glasser ) I've a -lasting- SearchBar that I can Edit/UnDo/ReDo; 99 links later, I can use it to do an ImageSearch, then a Wikipedia Search, followed by Google, etc., whenever. % BenJacoby w9OEC.45267$1e7.30860@fx38.iad MichaelGlasser fkhtimF7pklU2@mid.individual.net BenJacoby Ty2FC.36223$pg3.20688@fx29.iad a_m%_m@nsn_s n4l9ed13rq9ie41a62qm22g1lovd9t8p81@4ax.com MichaelGlasser fkk4b5Fmqt0U3@mid.individual.net Avenging_Angel%Not_fucking_ XnsA8D35D537482greyghost471bazinga@85.214.115.223 Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.29--6.33am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 1 m2 Shifty; 15.9 Minutes, Xnews, Eternal-September.ORG, Apr 29 { 6:10am, 2018 }:29 WB The obvious eludes him. AvengingAngel told Snit, a.k.a. GallopingInsanity ( Michael Glasser ): > The obvious eludes you. You could post GigaBytes, for Decades, as others have done, and Glasser still wouldn't understand the simplest concept. % Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.29--5.25am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate Humanity prefers hot/poor India over cold/rich Norway. Humanity prefers hot/poor India over cold/rich Norway. Our planet is greener now, vs. 100 years ago, because it's warmer, with more carbon dioxide. Trump loves contracts, Cuba hates the rich, and CNN loves Norway, a blue eyed country that's done little for the darker skinned; they say "you're Adolf Hitler", as they gaze in the mirror. % MichaelGlasser fkkp2oFqv78U1@mid.individual.net Brick%brick@mortar_invalid pc3bim$1k1$4@dont-email.me MichaelGlasser fkkq00Fr4euU1@mid.individual.net Brick%brick@mortar_invalid pc3c5s$1k1$5@dont-email.me MichaelGlasser fkkqpgFr993U1@mid.individual.net Brick%brick@mortar_invalid pc3cm5$1k1$6@dont-email.me Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.29--4.44am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m8 Cool; 8.5 Hours, slrn'Linux, Eternal-September.ORG, Apr 28 { 8: 3pm, 2018 }:33 W Our planet is greener now, vs. 100 years ago. Our climate is changing ? Everything changes. Our planet is greener now, vs. 100 years ago, because it's warmer, with more carbon dioxide. % Sir_Gregory_Hall_Esq_%greghall v19nddpd3kqru1195stk9ou53t8mp3tbnu@4ax.com Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pbghmt$p9k$22@dont-email.me BenJacoby gkQCC.10173$LR2.4682@fx41.iad Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pbgv2e$5sf$1@dont-email.me Sir_Gregory_Hall_Esq_%greghall 2g57ed5gut2t4sihj3tbsdo7ei0hk01g13@4ax.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pc1e9p$mbr$2@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.28--4.06am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 3 m91 Cool; 1.5 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, Apr 28 { 2:18am, 2018 }:43^(-4) W]h Does Whitey always get it right ? Speaking of Nadegda, kensi wrote: > she supports the system used in [ White ] places like France, Norway, > Sweden, and Germany... not the one used in [ Dark ] places like Cuba > and North Korea. Learn to read for comprehension, kOok. Does Whitey always get it right, like that ? % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pbsodo$1im1$1@gioia.aioe.org Skeeter%skeet@invalid_invalid sfp3ed1i8jigupc1b62qb1rm8mu0j0j7dt@4ax.com kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pbspam$1jln$5@gioia.aioe.org Scout%me4guns@removethis_this2_ pbtv5v$1ru$1@dont-email.me kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pc1dp4$l4t$4@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.28--3.56am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 5 m91 Cool; 1.7 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, Apr 28 { 2: 9am, 2018 }:50^(-4) W[ Our planet is getting greener. Everything changes, including the climate, and it's not all bad. Our planet is getting greener. % Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.27--6.21pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics "The truth about Apple's engineering", by Louis Rossmann. "The truth about Apple's engineering", by Louis Rossmann, 3 days ago, 16 thousand likes, 3.5 thousand Comments: YouTube.COM/watch?v=AUaJ8pDlxi8 More at: YouTube.COM/user/rossmanngroup/videos % Tom_Roberts%tjroberts137 BPOdnQuTzJtDPH3HnZ2dnUU7_83NnZ2d@giganews.com hanson%hanson@quick_net pbqoof$n88$1@dont-email.me Tom_Roberts%tjroberts137 N_KdnWq1rvq80HzHnZ2dnUU7_83NnZ2d@giganews.com Erin_Koff%umhn@cniwwe_im pc043b$se2$2@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.27--2.36pm.Seattle.2018 MrAA 0704036c-2584-424b-93f3-db7909376d37@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.27--4.23pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics.Relativity q% 1 m66 Top; 22.6 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Apr 27 { 3:54pm, 2018 }:59^(PDT) Wx Toss a rock up, and it "remembers" to come down. MrAA replied ( to me ): > > Gravity is the "memory" of where the stuff was. > > The universe has no memory. Figuratively speaking, toss a rock up, and it "remembers" to come down. You think gravity is a sucking force, like a vacuum cleaner, no ? > > We're consumers. The only difference between us and the sun > > is what we consume, when and how. % BenJacoby P2KCC.39233$PE5.17017@fx37.iad Sir_Gregory_Hall_Esq_%greghall v19nddpd3kqru1195stk9ou53t8mp3tbnu@4ax.com Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pbghmt$p9k$22@dont-email.me BenJacoby gkQCC.10173$LR2.4682@fx41.iad Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pbgv2e$5sf$1@dont-email.me Sir_Gregory_Hall_Esq_%greghall 2g57ed5gut2t4sihj3tbsdo7ei0hk01g13@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.27--3.20pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 1 m28 Cool; 3.9 Minutes, F_Agent, Alt.NET, Apr 27 { 3: 6pm, 2018 }:25^(-4) WP Trump writes up contracts, Cuba rapes the rich, and Nadegda praises Norway. Nadegda wrote: > > I'd like to see the RepugliCON party complete the implosion process Trump writes up contracts, Cuba rapes the rich, and Nadegda praises Norway, a blue eyed country that's done little for the darker skinned. % Tom_Roberts%tjroberts137 BPOdnQuTzJtDPH3HnZ2dnUU7_83NnZ2d@giganews.com hanson%hanson@quick_net pbqoof$n88$1@dont-email.me Tom_Roberts%tjroberts137 N_KdnWq1rvq80HzHnZ2dnUU7_83NnZ2d@giganews.com Erin_Koff%umhn@cniwwe_im pc043b$se2$2@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.27--2.36pm.Seattle.2018 Erin_Koff%umhn@cniwwe_im pc05jr$udd$2@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.27--2.52pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Sci.Physics.Relativity q% 1 m2 Shifty; 3.2 Minutes, NewsFleX'Android, Aioe.ORG, Apr 27 { 2:44pm, 2018 }:30 W You're a consumer. > > Eventually, this eXergy will be consumed away, replaced with entropy; > > leaving us with a uniform heat bath that has all of the energy but > > none of the eXergy. Gravity is the "memory" of where the stuff was. > > Thanks. What to do next? We're consumers. The only difference between us and the sun is what we consume, when and how. % Daniel60%daniel47@eternal pbn23h$moh$1@dont-email.me Klaus_Meinhard%k_meinhard@gmx_ pbp8l0$d51$2@dont-email.me Tom_Roberts%tjroberts137 BPOdnQuTzJtDPH3HnZ2dnUU7_83NnZ2d@giganews.com hanson%hanson@quick_net pbqoof$n88$1@dont-email.me Tom_Roberts%tjroberts137 N_KdnWq1rvq80HzHnZ2dnUU7_83NnZ2d@giganews.com Erin_Koff%umhn@cniwwe_im pc043b$se2$2@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.27--2.36pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Sci.Physics.Relativity, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m1 Shifty; 10.9 Minutes, NewsFleX'Android, Aioe.ORG, Apr 27 { 2:18pm, 2018 }:36 Wa Gravity is the "memory" of where the stuff was. > > There is nothing (no thing) into which space is expanding. This is an > > expansion of the entire universe, so there can be nothing outside of it. > > I can't believe what I'm reading here, on this platform, in this forum. > It has to be another paradox. Your "nothing" stands for > the ABSENCE of time and space. You can't expand anything along that. 13.8 billion years ago, everything in the (subjectively) Known Universe was in the same location; i.e. zero entropy and infinite density/exergy. [ eXergy is a type of energy that can do physical work, force * distance ] Eventually, this eXergy will be consumed away, replaced with entropy; leaving us with a uniform heat bath that has all of the energy but none of the eXergy. Gravity is the "memory" of where the stuff was. All of history, every lesson ever, every advance, tells us: Randomness is ignorance, nothing more. General Relativity's four dimensional TimeScape is static, eternal, perfectly causal... it is, at once, everything _and_ nothing. We're consumers. The only difference between us and the sun is what we consume, when and how. % MichaelGlasser fkflbqFmku5U2@mid.individual.net Owl s9z0b803a.a@rooftop.invalid MichaelGlasser fkh1opF1rh8U2@mid.individual.net Owl a8z0b80.a43@rooftop.invalid JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.27--10.09am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll b7cac7f2-05d6-4106-8a4a-254f53a6bd8d@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.27--10.25am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m182 Mad; 2.2 Minutes, GoogleG, Apr 27 { 10:18am, 2018 }:31^(PDT) W3V Students can "collaborate" ( cheat ) using email. > > If you're teaching a class, and grading papers, like Michael Glasser, > > then password protected FTP folders would work; one for the class, > > one for each student. You could even mount them, as drives, > > so they're part of your file system. > > Sure... and then they can grab the plain text passwords of > each other as they sit across the table at the coffee shop ;) Students can "collaborate" ( cheat ) using email; you don't need FTP for that. % MichaelGlasser fkfcj9Fkve0U1@mid.individual.net Owl ss80a.zbvuogqa@rooftop.invalid MichaelGlasser fkflbqFmku5U2@mid.individual.net Owl s9z0b803a.a@rooftop.invalid MichaelGlasser fkh1opF1rh8U2@mid.individual.net Owl a8z0b80.a43@rooftop.invalid Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.27--10.09am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m92 Cool; 14.2 Minutes, tin'Linux, Alt.NET, Boom.Rooftop, Apr 27 { 9:42am, 2018 }: 1 W-1 Password protected FTP folders would work. If you're teaching a class, and grading papers, like Michael Glasser, then password protected FTP folders would work; one for the class, one for each student. You could even mount them, as drives, so they're part of your file system. % Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.27--6.19am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate Kids understand the appeal of being a pimp and/or whore. Kids understand the appeal of being a pimp and/or whore. If Jeff Bezos were to appear in a rap song, he'd be the villain, "The Man", the oppressor. In Cuba, he'd be stripped and raped. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.25--9.41am.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fkbssdFrendU1@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.25--11.11am.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fkbvk0Fs4dpU1@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.25--11.45am.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fkc219FskuvU1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.25--0.37pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers q% 1 m123 Dropped; 22.1 Minutes, Gecko'Apr_2012'Mac, Individual.NET, Apr 25 { : 8pm, 2018 }:25^(-7) W We have different needs. > > My way is harder than yours, but I don't mind, > > because I don't get many (silly) emails like that. > > Fair enough... I do quite a bit with other people and often get and send > emails with images. The fact I can do this quickly is a benefit to me. I can see that. Our lives are different; so we do things differently. > might make a video showing how I do the type of searching > that is important to me -- there is some overlap > but we each have things the other does not. Cool; we have different needs, no doubt. % SteveCarroll e99529dd-f51c-4486-b82f-563948951802@googlegroups.com SteveCarroll c10b4f08-dfbd-4ab0-980b-07f484833e53@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.25--9.41am.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fkbssdFrendU1@mid.individual.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.25--11.11am.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fkbvk0Fs4dpU1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.25--11.45am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers q% 1 m122 Dropped; 4.3 Minutes, Gecko'Apr_2012'Mac, Individual.NET, Apr 25 { 11:27am, 2018 }:12^(-7) W To share it, I use MicroSoft's OneDrive. > How [ would you do ] something like this ? : > "Annotating an image in mail" youtu.be/J1yjDS6cles I use "Nitro Pro" to edit PDF files. To share it, I use MicroSoft's OneDrive, or upload it to my server ( Via a RightClick ), and send a link. My way is harder than yours, but I don't mind, because I don't get many (silly) emails like that. % SteveCarroll edfc3d2b-b0fd-405f-b478-293ac293c678@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.25--4.41am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll e99529dd-f51c-4486-b82f-563948951802@googlegroups.com SteveCarroll c10b4f08-dfbd-4ab0-980b-07f484833e53@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.25--9.41am.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fkbssdFrendU1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.25--11.11am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers s% 1 m120 Dropped; 15.5 Minutes, Gecko'Apr_2012'Mac, Individual.NET, Apr 25 { 10:40am, 2018 }:29^(-7) W I'd copy them to my text editor, Visual Studio. > Would love to see you do some of the "tasks" that people talk about... > see how your setup works with that. Were I to follow recipes ( I don't ), I'd copy them to my text editor, Visual Studio. > For doing annotations I will upload to YouTube, let them do most of the > work, then download the SRT file and import it into local software and > edit. Works reasonably well. I am thankful I do not have to do that > often. :) Right, I'd do the same, if I thought someone would see it. ffmPeg -i SomeVid.MKV -map 0:s Subtitle.TXT.SRT % SteveCarroll edfc3d2b-b0fd-405f-b478-293ac293c678@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.25--4.41am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll e99529dd-f51c-4486-b82f-563948951802@googlegroups.com SteveCarroll c10b4f08-dfbd-4ab0-980b-07f484833e53@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.25--9.41am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll 2cdc6728-aa49-433e-97ae-68e14072ea0b@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.25--10.37am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers q% 2 m169 Mad; 21.2 Minutes, GoogleG, Apr 25 { 9:46am, 2018 }:55^(PDT) W5 Why not have 20 different ways to -quickly- search for something ? ! > > > > > "My Surfing Habits" YouTube.COM/watch?v=2XlyaFPpQa4 > > > > Michael Glasser didn't get it either, with the first video; > > like you, he understood the second one ( because it was fullscreen ? ). > > I thought he was just trolling me, for a (wicked) laugh. > > > > I make perfect sense (to me), with just text and a ScreenShot; > > so the first video seemed like over kill; still, no one understood it. > > I meant that I didn't understand from awhile back, when I first noticed > you trying to style YT (months ago?). When I saw your first video in this > thread I got it right away. Michael Glasser frustrates me. When I asked "Can you Zoom the AddressBar ?", he replied: "not sure I know what you mean here". What ? ! Why ? ! How ? ! Could I explain it to him, if I tried, 50 times ? ! Safari users can zoom pages ( in and out, larger and smaller ); and, when they come back, the zoom setting remains; Safari knows that you want that page, and only that page, zoomed that way. Why wouldn't the URL bar work the same way ? ! Why can't you zoom it ? ! Why no Search Bar ? ! Why not make it an option, if not the default ? ! Why not have 20 different ways to -quickly- search for something ? ! WikiQuotes, Dictionary.COM, YouTube, Images, MicroSoft, WikiPedia, etc. ? ! % SteveCarroll 9d5d8cd6-106a-47d8-9102-dbd219f7359d@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.24--5.30am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll edfc3d2b-b0fd-405f-b478-293ac293c678@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.25--4.41am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll e99529dd-f51c-4486-b82f-563948951802@googlegroups.com SteveCarroll c10b4f08-dfbd-4ab0-980b-07f484833e53@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.25--9.41am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers q% 3 m167 Mad; 30.9 Minutes, GoogleG, Apr 25 { 8:37am, 2018 }:43^(PDT) Wg I make perfect sense (to me), with just text and a ScreenShot. > > > "My Surfing Habits" YouTube.COM/watch?v=2XlyaFPpQa4 > > > Droop, Drool... Big Suck, Alert... Repeat. Pausing, thinking. > > > > I tried to grab that video again but it was gone > > so I watched the YT one. Tons of stuff there! > > at first, I didn't understand what you were trying > to do with YT styling. The [second] video makes it clear > that your computing life is based on that theme. Michael Glasser didn't get it either, with the first video; like you, he understood the second one ( because it was fullscreen ? ). I thought he was just trolling me, for a (wicked) laugh. I make perfect sense (to me), with just text and a ScreenShot; so the first video seemed like over kill; still, no one understood it. YouTube somehow managed to double the size of the video I uploaded; from 125 to 250 megs. I like how it converted my speech to subtitles; it removed (many) "ums" and "ahs" but (many) slurred words baffled it. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.23--2.22pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll 9d5d8cd6-106a-47d8-9102-dbd219f7359d@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.24--5.30am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll edfc3d2b-b0fd-405f-b478-293ac293c678@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.25--4.41am.Seattle.2018 MichaelGlasser fkbj3pFp8u3U1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.25--9.00am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers q% 1 m113 Dropped; 8.3 Minutes, Gecko'Apr_2012'Mac, Individual.NET, Apr 25 { 7:53am, 2018 }:45^(-7) W Can you Zoom the AddressBar ? > > "My Surfing Habits" YouTube.COM/watch?v=2XlyaFPpQa4 > > Your web surfing is not my cup of tea, but I can > certainly see where it offers you advantages > and it gives me things to consider in terms of my own setup. I quickly switch "where/how/what" I search, OnTheFly; my SearchBox, has large, editable text ( UnDo/ReDo ). Can you "UnDo/ReDo/Edit" SearchBar text without losing sight of the current URL, and/or selecting it from the URL history ? Can you Zoom the AddressBar ? > Thanks for sharing... gives a MUCH better idea of > what you do with your desktop than still images. Yeah, I love YouTube; if only I felt the same about painting, fixing windows, installing shades, vacuuming, cleaning, etc. % SteveCarroll ec61fac5-ef3b-4322-9c9f-8659fc292ebc@googlegroups.com SteveCarroll d1604e10-17fd-4b56-9a29-9c6448c5d5f3@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.23--2.22pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll 9d5d8cd6-106a-47d8-9102-dbd219f7359d@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.24--5.30am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll edfc3d2b-b0fd-405f-b478-293ac293c678@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.25--4.41am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers q% 2 m162 Cool; 5.4 Hours, GoogleG, Apr 24 { 8:18pm, 2018 }:57^(PDT) WXv My.Surfing.Habits.MKV > Pretty cool, especially with that 1970s vibe ;) > Why'd you keep saying I can't see ? You could only see the UpperLeft, 25%, of my 4k screen. "SearchBar.MKV" is now ( 4k, 14 minutes, 125 Megs ): Jeff-Relf.Me/My.Surfing.Habits.MKV -or- YouTube.COM/watch?v=2XlyaFPpQa4 > Are you still smoking? > You need to stop that before you keel over; > sounds like you're already working on throat cancer. No, I was just fading in an out of consciousness, 5am; like a villain on TV, using his last breath to tell all; Droop, Drool... Big Suck, Alert... Repeat. Also, I was pausing a lot, to think of what to show next. % Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.24--0.57pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics "Vimeo.COM" lets you stream/download nudity ( not porn ). "Vimeo.COM" lets you stream/download nudity ( not porn ). i.e. "Get 2 Know Me" by Yaysh. Vimeo.COM/263427280 % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pbmr0p$1v6$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.24--6.36am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 2 m86 Cool; 4.7 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, Apr 24 { 1:48am, 2018 }:23^(-4) WN Communism is jealously, pure and simple. > we need socialism more than ever Democrats praise Norway... the whitest, richest country in the world, that's done little for the darker skinned. Communism is jealously, pure and simple; they're allergic to winners/progress. Iceland has the healthiest people, I think, because it's so remote. _Mental_ remoteness works too; note the great health of the SeventhDay Adventists, in Los Angeles... they're self reliant. They neither drink, smoke, nor eat meat; no restaurants, grocery stores, etc. ( back in the day ). There are no SickCare winners, only losers... so no jealousy. Doctors are associated with early death, not increased health. You're better off smoking than going to a doctor. % SteveCarroll 375faee8-cc90-4fb6-9e2f-47fd8053dc29@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.23--1.00pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll ec61fac5-ef3b-4322-9c9f-8659fc292ebc@googlegroups.com SteveCarroll d1604e10-17fd-4b56-9a29-9c6448c5d5f3@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.23--2.22pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll 9d5d8cd6-106a-47d8-9102-dbd219f7359d@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.24--5.30am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers q% 5 m146 Cool; 5.7 Hours, GoogleG, Apr 23 { 7:42pm, 2018 }:29^(PDT) WT Zoom the AddressBar, like a WebSite. > > > <chrome://chrome-urls/> > > They may not do what you have in mind but > they do have *something* to do with them. They have (lame) "settings", but none is the AddressBar. See: "#urlbar" in "Jeff-Relf.Me/userChrome.CSS.TXT" ...\browser\content\browser\Browser.CSS GoogleChrome remembers the zoom settings of each WebSite; ideally, users could Zoom the AddressBar, like a WebSite. > > Does GoogleChrome even have a SearchBar ? > > The address bar is also the search bar. So, UnLike FireFox users, GoogleChrome users can't UnDo/ReDo/Edit SearchBar text without losing sight of the current URL, and/or selecting it from the URL history. > > Google MicroSoft ( for help ): Jeff-Relf.Me/MicroSoft.XML > > www.google.com/search?q= {searchTerms} site:microsoft.com > > Can you put up a screencast of you using them? It's 30 Megs, 1920x1080 ( 25% of my screen ), 30 fps, AVC x264; recorded using IceCream ScreenRecorder ( 33$, after tax ), then << ffmpeg -i SearchBar.mp4 SearchBar.MKV >>: Jeff-Relf.Me/SearchBar.MKV % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.23--8.19am.Seattle.2018 Steve_BH%sbharris@gmail_com 25904be7-8129-4ba5-95a8-9cff220389ea@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.24--1.16am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 2 m32 Cool; 3 Hours, GoogleG, 66.214.180.178, Apr 23 { 10: 1pm, 2018 }:45^(PDT) Wi Praising SickCare as if it mattered. > > _Mental_ remoteness works too; note the great health of the > > SeventhDay Adventists, in Los Angeles... they're self reliant. > > Clearly you've never been to Loma Linda Medical Center, > where they have proton therapy and the works. > "Self reliant"! You ignorant putz. You're praising SickCare as if it mattered. They neither drink, smoke, nor eat meat; no restaurants, grocery stores, etc. ( back in the day ). Dan Buettner also praises their "cultural health" in his book: " The Blue Zones: Lessons for Living Longer From the People Who've Lived the Longest ". % SteveCarroll 9782f443-05b4-4e48-b33c-488062d5f1f4@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fk6q0mFn3fsU3@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 375faee8-cc90-4fb6-9e2f-47fd8053dc29@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.23--1.00pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll ec61fac5-ef3b-4322-9c9f-8659fc292ebc@googlegroups.com SteveCarroll d1604e10-17fd-4b56-9a29-9c6448c5d5f3@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.23--2.22pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m148 Cool; 23.8 Minutes, GoogleG, Apr 23 { 1:40pm, 2018 }: 5^(PDT) WV Does GoogleChrome even have a SearchBar ? > > > Can you enlarge the text in your AddressBar and SearchBar, > > > so it's bigger than text elsewhere ? No, you can not. > > > > That I don't know how doesn't mean it can't be done. > > I should have added, that doesn't mean it can be done it's just that > Chrome has a *lot* of stuff in there so I can't say. Check it out: > <chrome://chrome-urls/> Those are XML/XUL pages, not HTML, and I can modify them, to an extent; -- in fact, I did so a few hours ago ( About:AddOns ) -- but they have nothing to do with the AddressBar and SearchBar. Does GoogleChrome even have a SearchBar ? Some of the "SearchProviders" I select, OnTheFly: Google Wiktionary: Jeff-Relf.Me/Wiktionary.XML Wiktionary.ORG/wiki/{searchTerms} Google WikiPedia: Jeff-Relf.Me/WikiPedia.XML Google.COM/search?q= {searchTerms} site:WikiPedia.ORG &num=50 Google WikiQuote: Jeff-Relf.Me/WikiQuote.XML WikiQuote.ORG/w/index.php?search= {searchTerms} Google, Google ranked: Jeff-Relf.Me/G.XML Google.COM/search?q= {searchTerms} &num=50 Google, Last 3 Months, Google ranked: Jeff-Relf.Me/rG.XML Google.COM/search?q= {searchTerms} &num=50&tbs=qdr:m3 Google images: Jeff-Relf.Me/Images.XML Images.Google.COM/images?q= {searchTerms} Google.DEFINE a word or term: Jeff-Relf.Me/Spell.XML www.google.com/search?q= define:{searchTerms} "Urban" dictionary: Jeff-Relf.Me/U.Dict.XML UrbanDictionary.COM/define.php?term= {searchTerms} Dictionary.COM: Jeff-Relf.Me/Dictionary.XML Dictionary.COM/search?q= {searchTerms} Thesaurus: Jeff-Relf.Me/Thesaurus.XML Thesaurus.COM/search?q= {searchTerms} Google a YouTube video: Jeff-Relf.Me/YouTube.XML https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query= {searchTerms} Google Newspapers: Jeff-Relf.Me/nG.XML news.google.com/news/search?q= {searchTerms}&scoring=n Google.MAPS: Jeff-Relf.Me/GM.XML maps.google.com/maps?q= {searchTerms} Google MicroSoft ( for help ): Jeff-Relf.Me/MicroSoft.XML www.google.com/search?q= {searchTerms} site:microsoft.com IP to City/Domain 1: jeff-relf.me/IP.1.XML http://whatismyipaddress.com/ip/{searchTerms} IP to City/Domain 2: Jeff-Relf.Me/IP.2.XML http://www.infosniper.net/index.php?ip_address={searchTerms} Google "Sci.Physics" (Usenet), newest first: Jeff-Relf.Me/GG.XML groups.google.com/forum/#!topicsearchin/Sci.Physics/{searchTerms}|sort:date Find a (Usenet) post by Message_ID: Jeff-Relf.Me/G+mID.XML groups.google.com/forum/#!search/messageid:{searchTerms} % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.23--5.46am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll 1e456a98-4ee5-49a2-8433-8520b2025f55@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.23--0.01pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll 9782f443-05b4-4e48-b33c-488062d5f1f4@googlegroups.com MichaelGlasser fk6q0mFn3fsU3@mid.individual.net SteveCarroll 375faee8-cc90-4fb6-9e2f-47fd8053dc29@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.23--1.00pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m148 Cool; 2.4 Minutes, GoogleG, Apr 23 { :49pm, 2018 }: 2^(PDT) WL4 Can TM modify FireFox proper ( not websites ) ? > > Settings > Manage Search Engines > > You can. I misread what he wrote, when I saw "options", for some reason, > I put a different meaning to it (he undoubtedly meant "engines"). I switch "SearchProviders" constantly, OnTheFly, as I browse; see ( UpperLeft ): Jeff-Relf.Me/SearchPlugins.PNG This is -not- the same thing as GoogleChrome's "Options" page. > the TM plugin is obviously very powerful so anything Relf > believes Chrome isn't capable of (with respect to these kinds of things), > he may want to take another look. Can TM modify FireFox proper ( not websites ) ? Can you enlarge the text in your AddressBar and SearchBar, so it's bigger than text elsewhere ? No, you can not. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.23--5.46am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll 1e456a98-4ee5-49a2-8433-8520b2025f55@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.23--0.01pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 3 m146 Cool; 1.6 Minutes, GoogleG, Apr 23 { 11:48am, 2018 }:14^(PDT) W:E Can you enlarge the URL bar, or the search bar ? > > In the screenshot below, FireFox's AddressBar/SearchBar text > > (UpperLeft) stands out, larger than elsewhere; > > GoogleChrome users can't do this, I think. > > > > Jeff-Relf.Me/SearchPlugins.PNG > > > > The DropDown, UpperLeft, lists the "SearchProviders" I use; > > GoogleChrome users can't do this, I think. > > you can aggregate data into a 3rd party page I'm modifying FireFox proper, not web sites. Can you enlarge the URL bar, or the search bar ? GoogleChrome goes to great lengths to keep you from selecting alternate search options, like I do. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.23--5.46am.Seattle.2018 EdProchak 4f3e939f-67b2-407d-93fb-c4c89679378e@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.23--10.11am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 8 m62 Top; 50.7 Minutes, GoogleG, 40.135.194.44, Apr 23 { 9:16am, 2018 }: 1^(PDT) Wg Thanks, Ed Prochak. Ed Prochak replied ( to me ): > > FireFox Vs. Chrome. > > Off topic, Jeff. Try comp.programming or other > software related group. Web browsers are not Physics. Thanks, Ed, were it not for you, others wouldn't even know I posted. % MichaelGlasser fk1sqjFk4pbU1@mid.individual.net BranimirMaksimovic FmQCC.381693$By2.156751@fx30.am4 a_m%_m@nsn_s cq4pdd51ikrnp1snj13jq03d55tmkrdkuv@4ax.com BranimirMaksimovic qF0DC.424878$9S2.381301@fx26.am4 a_m%_m@nsn_s 5q5pddtbt3qti70rp41vbuti8gf08sbina@4ax.com MichaelGlasser fk3nsvF1tteU2@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.23--10.03am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 27 m46 Cool; 1 Days, Gecko'Apr_2012'Mac, Individual.NET, Apr 22 { 8:26am, 2018 }:22^(-7) W What Apple gave us. > [ Apple gave us: ] > * Double clicking A _really_ bad idea, too many false positives. > * Trash can (or the like) Never use it. My Desktop is pure black, blank. > * Graying out inactive items Bad idea, I use IceyBlue (color) instead. > * Checkmarks next to menu items This idea is older than dirt. > * Keyboard shortcuts for menu items Never use it; I assign key strokes ( mouse buttons, actually ), to what I use most; to wit: Jeff-Relf.Me/g600.PNG > * Drag and drop I'll give you is one but, unless you're a 12 year old girl, Apple isn't known for its mice, not like Logitech. Jef Raskin refined it from Xerox Star's "click-move-click". Steve Jobs fired him, and took his place on the Mac team. > * Full file system in GUI (as icons) Bad idea; I hate, _hate_, -HATE- it when I see icons, instead of text (details). > * GUI based hierarchical folder structure > * Editing documents with direct mouse manipulation Xerox Star, Lilith, lots of others, did it before Apple. > * The clipboard (and later one with multiple versions of the same data > so you can paste plain text or formatted text, etc.) Are you high on your own supply ? ! Larry Tesler coined "cut, copy, and paste" back in 1973. > * Control panel to set system settings Again, this idea is older than dirt. > * Pull down menus > * Desktop accessories (now known as widgets or gadgets) PopUps were around long before Apple. > [ MicroSoft gave us: ]: > * Contextual (right click) menus This is good, provided you can customize it, fully. > * Drag indicators (to show copying, moving, making a shortcut / alias) RightButtonDragging gives me the option of copying or moving. > * The Start button Don't use it, Don't see it, Never; and I run Windows 10, fully updated. > So what has Linux added? They kept the Unix legacy alive; no small feat. % Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.23--8.19am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics Doctors are associated with early death, not increased health. Doctors are associated with early death, not increased health. You're better off smoking than going to a doctor. Iceland has the healthiest people, I think, because it's so remote. _Mental_ remoteness works too; note the great health of the SeventhDay Adventists, in Los Angeles... they're self reliant. % Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.23--5.46am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers FireFox Vs. Chrome. In the screenshot below, FireFox's AddressBar/SearchBar text (UpperLeft) stands out, larger than elsewhere; GoogleChrome users can't do this, I think. Jeff-Relf.Me/SearchPlugins.PNG The DropDown, UpperLeft, lists the "SearchProviders" I use; GoogleChrome users can't do this, I think. From "Jeff-Relf.Me/userChrome.CSS.TXT": * { Font-Family: Times New Roman ; BackGround: Black !important; Color: RGB( 255, 144, 198 )!important; } textbox * { Font-Size: 34px ; } .textbox-input { margin-left: 2ch !important; } [ id $= container ] { margin-top: -1px ; margin-bottom: -1px ; } #urlbar .textbox-input { Width: 300ch ; } #search-container { Max-Width: 99ch ; } #searchbar { Height: 39px ; } // "Display: Flex" --> "Display: Block" {} #urlbar { Display: Block ; } #urlbar-go-button, #reload-button, #stop-button { Display: None ; } % MrChrisV 8rckdd1ppvh54gi2080k2bk74fq9m8k0ne@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 1e0e90b5-d0f9-496b-8e22-ac9939efb7e9@googlegroups.com MrChrisV 59hkddpt9tv70gnlvnf9pam1isn1f76822@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 5ed38b40-cd60-4a03-bd72-eeecafc19e08@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.20--1.59pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll b36930e5-1b96-46ed-a596-8cfedba86c6e@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.21--1.24am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers q% 1 m130 Cool; 10.1 Hours, GoogleG, Apr 20 { 2:47pm, 2018 }: 9^(PDT) WaC 60 search providers pre-installed across more than 90 languages. > > Google poured billions of dollars into FireFox. > > I thought they stopped in 2014 (a lot has happened to FF since then) > when they went with the Yahoo deal? WikiPedia says: On December 20, 2011, Mozilla announced that the contract [ with Google ] was once again renewed for at least three years to November 2014, at three times the amount previously paid, or nearly US$300 million annually. WikiPedia.ORG/wiki/Mozilla_Foundation#Financing Nov 2017 "Blog.Mozilla.ORG" wrote: Google will also become our new default search provider in the United States, Canada, Hong Kong and Taiwan. Firefox default search providers in other regions are Yandex in Russia, Turkey, Belarus and Kazakhstan; Baidu in China; and Google in the rest of the world. Firefox has more choice in search providers than any other browser with more than 60 search providers pre-installed across more than 90 languages. Oddly, Chrome doesn't have this, above. The "Seach Providers" I use: Jeff-Relf.Me/SearchPlugins.PNG % . ca832214-ea49-4b10-8ca4-04a14cf53313@googlegroups.com . 2df6bf13-e6fa-4d45-990a-16efb4d40e73@googlegroups.com . 72525efe-96cc-4ee3-8fda-0be77227156a@googlegroups.com . ea383a3f-c74c-419d-af16-acd118ff5132@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.20--0.57pm.Seattle.2018 MrAA bb6ca6a1-72dd-437a-9058-e81b3e6c7e3c@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.21--0.35am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 5 m47 Top; 9.1 Hours, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Apr 20 { 3:18pm, 2018 }:51^(PDT) Wgp The PDP-11 ( LSI-11 ) compatiable Terak PC. > When was the last time you saw a PDP-11? 1981. Also, I have fond memories of the PDP-11 ( LSI-11 ) compatiable Terak PC. % FabianRussell 5d810bef-b4fa-4cb7-bf5f-2867a6604e98@googlegroups.com HughHuntzinger 81229aad-1bd0-45d2-85dc-98641e3ec7c3@googlegroups.com MrChrisV 8rckdd1ppvh54gi2080k2bk74fq9m8k0ne@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 1e0e90b5-d0f9-496b-8e22-ac9939efb7e9@googlegroups.com MrChrisV 59hkddpt9tv70gnlvnf9pam1isn1f76822@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 5ed38b40-cd60-4a03-bd72-eeecafc19e08@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.20--1.59pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m43 Top; 18.9 Minutes, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Apr 20 { 1:22pm, 2018 }:31^(PDT) WS Google poured billions of dollars into FireFox. > Firefox ... yeah, its been a pretty good browser. > Does it shine though? Hell yes, it does; FireFox is the best, by far; Google poured billions of dollars into it. Linux ( the kernel, not distros ) also gets plenty of funding. Profit aside, Apple can't invest, not like Samsung or Amazon. Samsung is the most popular smartphone manufacturer April 2018; 39% of activations; Apple got 31%, down from 40%, last quarter. DigitalTrends.COM/Mobile/Samsung-Leads-with-Number-One-Phone-Activations/ % MrChrisV 6tsjddddki6jj70nnre1loigvd1rs59nrf@4ax.com a_m%_m@nsn_s r80kdddnf1hm325d9l07qlk0ivkm8ch0q0@4ax.com FabianRussell ca832214-ea49-4b10-8ca4-04a14cf53313@googlegroups.com SteveCarroll 2df6bf13-e6fa-4d45-990a-16efb4d40e73@googlegroups.com FabianRussell 72525efe-96cc-4ee3-8fda-0be77227156a@googlegroups.com SteveCarroll ea383a3f-c74c-419d-af16-acd118ff5132@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.20--0.57pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers, Comp.Lang.C++ +-, 2.1 Hours, GoogleG, Apr 20 { 10:31am, 2018 }:44^(PDT) Wth Some "girly boys" who couldn't handle PDP-11 assembly. > > > software companies are web companies now. > > > > Only the ones that YOU know about, fool. > > You can't handle the truth. Some "girly boys", who weren't manly enough to use PDP-11 assembly, wrote a little (JavaScript) browser extension called "Discord"; it's IRC on steroids; popular on Reddit; gamers love it too; and, get this, it's only worth 1.65$ billion... losers ! ! % MrChrisV 50ihdd9k54souvveginchvpv2c3lu55gu3@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 874ee461-6c9a-4395-b8e5-84ce52932bee@googlegroups.com MrChrisV pnkjddldjnctn5348rc05prqkh99dil055@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 3734795b-7f92-4e0a-bb3f-e110c289a707@googlegroups.com MrChrisV hdqjddh9nh9si3rit9u59k6t1gpt9j8di6@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 5170cc36-9fa5-4536-9269-ecf09fa068ad@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.20--7.51am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m37 Top; 6.5 Minutes, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Apr 20 { 6:56am, 2018 }:36^(PDT) WJ Apple can't invest, not like Samsung or Amazon; it's profit sans reason. Apple can't invest, not like Samsung or Amazon; it's profit sans reason. Samsung is the most popular smartphone manufacturer this quarter; 39 percent of activations. Apple got 31 percent, down from 40 percent Q4 2017. DigitalTrends.COM/Mobile/Samsung-Leads-with-Number-One-Phone-Activations/ % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.18--1.14am.Seattle.2018 Owl xka0z8b9830a.hgu9o3@rooftop.invalid Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.18--11.24am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m69 Cool; 1.5 Hours, tin'Linux, Alt.NET, Boom.Rooftop, Apr 18 { 9:25am, 2018 }:19 W*M I'm down with Arkansas and cigarettes, but not tattoos. > > " Blue Ain't Your Color ", by Keith Urban: > > YouTube.COM/watch?v=SoIKv3xxuMA > > " A Little Dive Bar In Dahlonega ", by Ashley McBryde: > YouTube.COM/watch?v=WI7YCYR4EyM > YouTube.COM/watch?v=xgnLHp6n9cc Her "American Scandal" is good too. YouTube.COM/watch?v=_a1-jSYf14g I'm down with Arkansas and cigarettes, but not tattoos. % FabianRussell pb3fam036u@news2.newsguy.com SteveCarroll a862834d-93ab-4a45-9e17-c456ff77279c@googlegroups.com HughHuntzinger 32d3c536-391f-4dbb-9136-0a18d535a122@googlegroups.com MrChrisV 6ubedd58nldsmk6tp4437c2j6ia3vel2vs@4ax.com HughHuntzinger 4a3b2ae6-b187-49bf-b32b-3050dc049e13@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.18--7.18am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m24 Top; 6.8 Minutes, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Apr 18 { 6:40am, 2018 }:26^(PDT) W At Amazon, Profit == Waste. At Amazon, Profit == Waste. Apple is in China's sights, it doesn't look good. % Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.18--1.14am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics " Blue Ain't Your Color ", by Keith Urban. " Blue Ain't Your Color ", by Keith Urban: YouTube.COM/watch?v=SoIKv3xxuMA % JohnSefton bbca7df8-152b-401b-bd71-a85976cf51d3@googlegroups.com Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com pb5mvg$1cvq$1@gioia.aioe.org JohnSefton 7de2f39a-6d9a-43ae-9559-d6587b20640e@googlegroups.com Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com pb5ppf$1hhh$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.17--3.20pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby TYvBC.546$z83.323@fx19.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.17--5.31pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m267 Dropped; 7.9 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Apr 17 { 5: 5pm, 2018 }: 1^(-4) Wx; No "Bible" is the final word. > > 13.8 billion years ago, the known universe had no volume; > > entropy transformed it into what we see today; > > gravity is the "memory" of where the stuff was. > > Religious dogma and, of course, total fantasy, and wrong. > BB is bogus, Rolf. Forget the BB, I'm talking about entropy... natural, spontaneous dissipation/evaporation. There's a million ways to do things "wrong", and comparatively few ways to do it "right"... ....and no "Bible" is the final word. % JohnSefton 3b8c1d58-5d78-4d2c-81e0-b22dd9bbf6e3@googlegroups.com MichaelMoroney pb5glh$2q2$3@pcls7.std.com JohnSefton bbca7df8-152b-401b-bd71-a85976cf51d3@googlegroups.com Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com pb5mvg$1cvq$1@gioia.aioe.org JohnSefton 7de2f39a-6d9a-43ae-9559-d6587b20640e@googlegroups.com Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com pb5ppf$1hhh$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.17--3.20pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m122 Cool; 27.2 Minutes, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, Apr 17 { 2:43pm, 2018 }:11 Wa= Gravity is the "memory" of where the stuff was. 13.8 billion years ago, the known universe had no volume; entropy transformed it into what we see today; gravity is the "memory" of where the stuff was. % FabianRussell pb3fam036u@news2.newsguy.com SteveCarroll a862834d-93ab-4a45-9e17-c456ff77279c@googlegroups.com HughHuntzinger 32d3c536-391f-4dbb-9136-0a18d535a122@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.17--3.04pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m23 Top; 1.6 Hours, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Apr 17 { 1:12pm, 2018 }:58^(PDT) WRw Amazon, Google, Apple, MicroSoft, China, and Russia. > [ corporate profits, not merely units shipped ] " Amazon, Google, Apple, MicroSoft, China, and Russia " are the major players in this game; I like Amazon. % Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.16--8.26pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Atheism, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns We're consumers, like the sun. We're consumers, like the sun. Evolution is just entropy as it applies to "living" consumers; i.e. there's a million ways to do "it" ( consumption, LongTerm ) "wrong", and few ways to do it "right"... sod the Bible. Carnot's "Fundamental Principles of Equilibrium", 1803, says "useful energy" dissipates ( a.k.a. "eXergy", energy that can do physical work, force * distance ). Imagine the Earth, the Sun, the Solar system, the Milky Way, Andromeda, and the hundreds of billions of galaxies we see today... now add a little "gravity/eXergy", so it fits in your hand. That's what it was like, 13.8 billion years ago: no entropy, infinite eXergy/Gravity/Density... a black hole. Lord Kelvin, 1852, originated the idea of universal heat death. Eventually, gravity/eXergy will be consumed away, replaced with entropy; leaving us with a uniform heat bath that has all of the energy but none of the eXergy/Gravity/Density. All of history, every lesson ever, every advance, tells us: Randomness is ignorance, nothing more. General Relativity's four dimensional TimeScape is static, eternal, perfectly causal... it is, at once, everything _and_ nothing. % Trevor_Wilson%trevor fj7mk1FnuahU1@mid.individual.net Scout%me4guns@removethis_this2_ paotr9$cu3$3@dont-email.me Trevor_Wilson%trevor fji2cmF37e9U1@mid.individual.net Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pb2dnr$1ln$2@gioia.aioe.org BenJacoby BN4BC.5$IF4.1@fx14.iad kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pb2lrk$gmq$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.16--3.25pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate s% 3 m84 Cool; 4.6 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, Apr 16 { 10:17am, 2018 }:39^(-4) W Al Gore fangirl, "kensi", taps out. Al Gore fangirl, "kensi", taps out with: > Hitler was a piker compared to present-day conservatives, > who regularly fantasize about the "ethnic cleansing" > of 1.2 *billion* people. Tell us why your beloved Norway doesn't fly in Bangladeshis, to make their lives better. % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pb00ko$5ht$3@gioia.aioe.org BenJacoby beQAC.39935$LO1.24966@fx42.iad Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ pb0lun$ren$9@dont-email.me Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pb13b0$1oeq$1@gioia.aioe.org BenJacoby Q9XAC.75054$Kz2.52697@fx35.iad kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pb2gim$6g3$4@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.16--9.09am.Seattle.2018 Alt.Checkmate, Sci.Physics, Alt.Fan.Cyberchicken q% 2 m81 Cool; 15.8 Minutes, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, Apr 16 { 8:47am, 2018 }:34^(-4) W Scratch an Al Gore FanGirl, find a ManHating feminist. > Scratch a climate change denier, find a misogynist ... Scratch an Al Gore FanGirl, find a ManHating feminist. If Norway were so great, as "kensi" claims, they'd fly in millions of people from Bangladesh. It's racism, no ? % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pavrl4$1t17$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.15--4.34pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 4 m81 Cool; 7.8 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, Apr 15 { 8:38am, 2018 }:12^(-4) W" It's racism, no ? > As food and water sources become threatened by changing weather > patterns, experts say these are the areas most susceptible to > instability and bloodshed: PSmag.COM ... Every guru sells an "end of the world" scenario to his exhausted followers. % Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.15--4.15pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics Due to Entropy and Evolution, there are far more losers than winners. Due to Entropy and Evolution, there are far more losers than winners. Drunk, cat calling, prostitute buying, ugly, horney old men are the losers... have pity on them. Less kids == Less consumption. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.15--0.20am.Seattle.2018 TakuyaSaitoh a7c47edb-c083-43bc-a983-b903438d6ad4@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.15--6.30am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m27 Top; 6.2 Minutes, GoogleG, 5.135.158.101, Apr 15 { 6:14am, 2018 }:41^(PDT) W My feet and crotch are dry. > > Our body temperature is too hot for most fungi; > > it's part of our immune system. > > Athlete's foot, yeast infections. I have neither because my feet and crotch are dry. 99 degrees F helps, but it's not perfect. % The_Starmaker%starmaker@ix_ 5AD2A268.4596@ix.netcom.com Whisper%beaver999@ozemail_com jaCdnf75ichYmE7HnZ2dnUU7-a-dnZ2d@westnet.com.au Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.15--0.59am.Seattle.2018 Rec.Arts.SF.Written, Sci.Physics, Sci.Physics.Relativity, Alt.Astronomy q% 1 m3 Cool; 54 Secs, Gecko'Jan_2010'Win7, Westnet.COM.AU, 124.168.24.177, Apr 15 { :56am, 2018 }:54^(10) W We're consumers, like the sun. > > Here is a question that has never been asked by anyone... > > What Are We? We're consumers, like the sun. % Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.15--0.20am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics To win, others must lose. Our body temperature is too hot for most fungi; it's part of our immune system. Fungi breathe in oxygen and expire carbon dioxide, like us; when sugar is around, they stop, like a sprinter, and produce alcohol, to kill off the competition. Most drugs are like this: They kill off competitors. To win, others must lose. Likewise, when a man desires a mate, he uses religion, politics, or some other (dangerous) "opiate". % FabianRussell paiku402uik@news7.newsguy.com Owl sa0b803g.aho93@rooftop.invalid FabianRussell pakkh202pf6@news4.newsguy.com Owl 9a0b80tr.ahu34@rooftop.invalid JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.11--0.09pm.Seattle.2018 BranimirMaksimovic SitzC.428549$qo7.321660@fx04.am4 Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.14--7.58am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers, Comp.Lang.C++ +-, 2.7 Days, slrn'Linux, HighWinds'Usenet-News.NET, Apr 11 { :25pm, 2018 }:38 W@b 365 Million L3 Misses. BranimirMaksimovic replied: > for( i = 0; i < _16k; ++i ) for( j = 0; j < _16k; ++j ) mat[ j*_16k + i ] = 42 ; > Loop1: 3.659 Seconds 5 Million L3 Misses > Loop2: .327 Seconds Loop1: 2.485 Seconds 365 Million L3 Misses ( 430 - 65 ) Loop2: .080 Seconds I've no way of knowing L4 misses; my L4 is 128 MegaBytes. I had to compile GitHub's "Performance Counter Monitor" as I couldn't find "PCM.EXE", Googling. WinRing0x64.DLL/.SYS had to be downloaded, as they must be signed. I sample for 11 seconds because it takes me at least 5 seconds to (manually) start the Loop1 test; 65 Million Misses is normal for this amount of time ( 11 seconds, 430 - 65 = 365 ). PCM 11 -i=1 -ns -nsys -nc A ReSet ( -r ) might be required, if there's a conflict. I ran it -many- times, to be sure that I got the right averages. To compile it, I had to add a "#include" and change some compiler/linker switches. Also: Visual Studio -> Solution Explorer -> RightClick Solution -> ReTarget Solution -> to pick a "Windows SDK". Put my "Include", "Lib" paths in my "Microsoft.Cpp.Win32.user.props.TXT"; Copied it too "%LocalAppData%\Microsoft\MSBuild\v4.0\"; Removed the ".TXT" extension and ReSarted Visual Studio; so the CodeEditor knows where my Includes are. Also, I put them in: Solution Explorer -> Select all projects -> Settings -> Configuration Properties -> VC++ Directories. Jeff-Relf.Me/Microsoft.Cpp.Win32.user.props.TXT % rick_c_hodgin@gmail_com a5b560ba-41b9-40e1-a4cb-664a1e10748e@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.13--6.18pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m1 Shifty; 8.3 Hours, GoogleG, 12.18.147.98, Apr 13 { 9:26am, 2018 }:36^(PDT) W Our flooder simply loves artificial intelligence, that's all. > Does anyone have any information regarding the real individual > behind these spam posts by "Steven Petruzzellis" (and other names)? > > In recent weeks on comp.lang.c he has begun including references > to making bombs and pipe bombs in his URLs Our flooder simply loves artificial intelligence, that's all. He's been around for 14 years or so; I may have met him, in person. He knows me, that's for sure. % HerbertGlazier 04941ee4-b623-481b-a180-bfadd8ade3c7@googlegroups.com Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pal1g9$tpm$1@gioia.aioe.org MrAA a720e0ea-5130-478a-bb28-3779002bbd37@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.12--5.19pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Alt.Astronomy q% 3 m30 Top; 1.9 Hours, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Apr 12 { 2:28pm, 2018 }:10^(PDT) W Mr. A. A. Mr. A. A. replied: > > Facebook is selling your infomatation to others, Bert. > > MY IP address changes every time I log on. > And my IP is in Portland. I am not! You're a 70 year old male who lives in Gresham OR, near where you were born and raised. You lived in a hotel, in Aloha OR, for a year. You like gold and guns but don't hunt anymore. You like Kim Kimchi, well fermented, and malt liquor. You were a BigIron COBOL programmer, working on billing systems. You had a Korean wife and a wine shop, back in the day. You worked hard, most of your life but, now, you owe too much. You still like/want money and woman. For years, you lived in your car, then in SafeWay, Starbucks, Dunkin' Donuts, Portland libraries, and a storage shed. You had serious colon problems, at one point. Your feet were always wet. % FabianRussell padcgh03u@news4.newsguy.com FabianRussell paiku402uik@news7.newsguy.com Owl sa0b803g.aho93@rooftop.invalid FabianRussell pakkh202pf6@news4.newsguy.com Owl 9a0b80tr.ahu34@rooftop.invalid Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.11--0.09pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m87 Cool; 4.6 Hours, tin'Linux, Alt.NET, Boom.Rooftop, Apr 11 { 5:21am, 2018 }:56 W3 A page fault can cost ONE MILLION CLOCK CYCLES. > My guess is that the option predates L3 cache and refers > to highest level cache, whatever it might be called. > > Some CPUs have l4 cache now, and in that case the l2 param > might refer to l4. My CPU, the i7-5775c, has a 128 MegaByte L-4 cache, a.k.a. "Crystal Well" ( 1.8 GigaHz eDRAM ). Fabian got ( pa92ch01sun@news1.newsguy.com ): Loop 1: 3.01377 seconds Loop 2: .11461 seconds I get: Loop 1: 2.434 seconds Loop 2: .089 seconds ( 2.434 / .089 = 27 ) Owl got ( 9a0b773q.u9b@rooftop.invalid ): Loop 1: 4.64766 seconds Minor page faults: 262,211 Loop 2: .32333 seconds Minor page faults: 262,215 [ Why more ? ] Quoting "Docs.MicroSoft.COM/en-us/cpp/build/reference/Tips-for-Improving-Time-Critical-Code" A CPU cache hit can cost your program 10 to 20 clock cycles. An external cache hit can cost 20 to 40 clock cycles. A page fault can cost ONE MILLION CLOCK CYCLES. % JohnSefton 6ee8a235-873d-4b62-8a9a-53c3f7c96f26@googlegroups.com Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com pag89u$11he$2@gioia.aioe.org JohnSefton c045ff37-855d-48cb-8234-f7f534f71451@googlegroups.com Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com paibrn$h0c$3@gioia.aioe.org JohnSefton c5b77a09-b23b-4208-9c5b-de01a0ea289f@googlegroups.com Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com paimts$17qe$2@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.10--9.49am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m101 Cool; 5.2 Minutes, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, Apr 10 { 8:57am, 2018 }:48 W All of history, every lesson ever, every advance, tells us... > > The Universe is Eternal. Yes, the four dimensional TimeScape is static, eternal; at once nothing -and- everything. > Where s the EVIDENCE of that? All of history, every lesson ever, every advance, tells us: Randomness is ignorance, nothing more. > Evidence points in the other direction, that at a finite time in the past, > everything was much, much, much closer together than today  so much so > that it was clearly much different looking than today. No galaxies, no > atoms, extremely hot. Yes, the farther back in time we look, the less we know; we don't just "approach" zero knowledge, we hit it. Imagine the Earth, the Sun, the Solar system, the Milky Way, Andromeda, and the hundreds of billions of galaxies we see today... now add a little "gravity/eXergy" ( energy that can do physical work ), so it all fits in the head of a pin. When you're done, that's what it was like, 13.8 billion years ago: no entropy, infinite eXergy/Gravity/Density... a black hole. Lord Kelvin, 1852, originated the idea of universal heat death. Eventually, gravity/eXergy will be consumed away, replaced with entropy; leaving us with a uniform heat bath that has all of the energy but none of the eXergy/Gravity/Density. % JohnSefton 566a7304-e853-4124-b708-703339fec718@googlegroups.com Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com pafhs6$1le1$1@gioia.aioe.org JohnSefton 6ee8a235-873d-4b62-8a9a-53c3f7c96f26@googlegroups.com Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com pag89u$11he$2@gioia.aioe.org JohnSefton c045ff37-855d-48cb-8234-f7f534f71451@googlegroups.com Odd_Bodkin%bodkinodd@gmail_com paibrn$h0c$3@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.10--8.52am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy s% 3 m98 Cool; 2.9 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'Mac, Aioe.ORG, Apr 10 { 5:48am, 2018 }:56^(-5) Wu Go back far enough, and the -known- Universe is zip, zero, nada. The -known- Universe is finite. Go back far enough, and the -known- Universe is zip, zero, nada. % Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.9--11.15pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy Nice guitar: "Delusions" by Sophie Lloyd. Nice guitar: "Delusions" by Sophie Lloyd: YouTube.COM/watch?v=i7hc8iCtJfg % Keith_Stein%keithstein111 zHtyC.354924$3o5.167196@fx20.am4 Tom_Roberts%tjroberts137 2YadnVKLRe-t5lbHnZ2dnUU7_81i4p2d@giganews.com Keith_Stein%keithstein111 riLyC.860939$Ml.54730@fx24.am4 Libor_Striz%poutnik4REMOVEnntp pag3kt$25d$1@dont-email.me JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.9--10.45am.Seattle.2018 J_Clarke%jclarke_873638@gmail_ vpbocd5n4l6fmk08a3k9pftje1sqgenmk2@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.9--8.49pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Rec.Arts.SF.Written, Sci.Physics.Relativity, Alt.Astronomy q% 1 m3 Cool; 9.1 Minutes, F_Agent, HighWinds'Newsdemon.COM, Apr 9 { 8:28pm, 2018 }:37^(-4) WY# GPS satellites. > > GPS satellites are the perfect way to explain relativity, > > because everyone can relate to it. > > > > On Earth, the satellite's signal is BlueShifted by gravity > > and RedShifted by its velocity, relative to earth's core. > > While that is true, the relativistic correction in GPS satellites > is in the timebase, not the transmission frequency. Relativity is used to adjust the frequency of the orbiting clocks; c, the speed of light, is a known constant; so time and distance are easily derived. % Trevor_Wilson%trevor fivbn0Frk6mU1@mid.individual.net Thomas_PointedEars_Lahn% 2718935.687JKscXgg@PointedEars.de Trevor_Wilson%trevor fivoigFu9dpU1@mid.individual.net Lofty_Goat%rlwatkins@gmail_com 0belcd13hc6v6lvkl0huju5ddvvk8a1crc@4ax.com Trevor_Wilson%trevor fivukjFspdU1@mid.individual.net Lofty_Goat%rlwatkins@gmail_com 3r3ocdlc8mgttq6k4te1m185mko6gies9t@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.9--7.54pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 4 m26 Cool; 35.7 Minutes, F_Agent, Giganews.COM, Apr 9 { 7: 8pm, 2018 }:59^(-5) WL Ben Jacoby is neither funny nor informative, nothing good. > I've been reading science newsgroups for... what? Twenty years maybe, > twenty-five years for the computer science groups, something like that. > This one for maybe sixteen or seventeen. I wrote my first newsreader in 1991, Seattle, 27 years ago. > Sooner or later one sorts out the trolls from the crackpots. > > However careful they are, now and then the trolls slip up > and exhibit at least a scintilla of lucidity. > The crackpots never do. Ben Jacoby is neither funny nor informative, nothing good. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.4--5.03pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby NPfxC.216119$Rp1.169449@fx37.iad MichaelMoroney pa44j0$pk0$1@pcls7.std.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.5--0.51am.Seattle.2018 Steve_BH%sbharris@gmail_com 45d656dd-5bcb-4dc9-a2b2-efc9d5005f4b@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.9--4.06pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m30 Cool; 4 Secs, GoogleG, 66.214.180.178, Apr 9 { 3:13pm, 2018 }:45^(PDT) Wi Big, stretched out girls need girth, not length. > > > > > One girl said she liked my "Statue of David" dick > > > > > ( Jeff-Relf.Me/Statue.of.David.JPG ). > > Statue-of-David-Dick is actually a high-class insult. > You missed it. I met her at a bar, when she first turned 21, 1989. We lived together in a fancy apartment, on Queen Anne, up the hill from the Pier 86 Grain Complex, Elliott Bay. She was a culinary student, working for a fancy restaurant, downtown Seattle, near Market Place; I ate good then. At the time, I was ultra buff, low fat... like David. She mentioned the statue --- not the dick -- with _great_ enthusiasm; she wasn't joking. Her girl friends said I was too good looking. I cheated on her; I was in high demand, then. Men care about length, and women humor them; in reality, they want normal dicks, like mine; big, stretched out girls need girth, not length. % Trevor_Wilson%trevor fitslhFh29bU1@mid.individual.net BenJacoby kgryC.2580$4W2.1651@fx25.iad kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ padg0d$btg$1@gioia.aioe.org BenJacoby umByC.16773$FZ2.13868@fx33.iad Trevor_Wilson%trevor fj07d3F2iaaU1@mid.individual.net Sergio%invalid@invalid_com pag2vf$mou$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.9--10.54am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 2 m339 Mad; 1.1 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'Win7, Aioe.ORG, Apr 9 { 9: 5am, 2018 }: 2^(-5) W&< Air causes cancer. > > **Again: Tobacco does not "cause cancer". > > wrong. Tobacco companies were sued > and lost because tobacco causes cancer. Air causes cancer; breathe too much of it, and you're dead. Cocaine caused the AIDS epidemic, I think; cocaine and coffee wear down the immune system. For liability reasons, doctors _must_ treat cancer, even when they know that the cancer might be dormant, depending on the immune system. % The_Starmaker%starmaker@ix_ 5AC2995B.649C@ix.netcom.com Keith_Stein%keithstein111 zHtyC.354924$3o5.167196@fx20.am4 Tom_Roberts%tjroberts137 2YadnVKLRe-t5lbHnZ2dnUU7_81i4p2d@giganews.com Keith_Stein%keithstein111 riLyC.860939$Ml.54730@fx24.am4 Libor_Striz%poutnik4REMOVEnntp pag3kt$25d$1@dont-email.me Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.9--10.45am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Rec.Arts.SF.Written, Sci.Physics.Relativity, Alt.Astronomy q% 1 m48 Cool; 54.8 Minutes, PiaoHong_Usenet_Client_Fr, Eternal-September.ORG, Apr 9 { 9:16am, 2018 }:29^(GMT+02:00) W( GPS satellites. > common sense. GPS satellites are the perfect way to explain relativity, because everyone can relate to it. On Earth, the satellite's signal is BlueShifted by gravity and RedShifted by its velocity, relative to earth's core. % . MPG.3530a1b1575ab4ad993592@news.altopia.com . jnvfcdhkachdplk2m4cb5kvabkg06oh578@4ax.com . MPG.3532b0177f5e49e99362b@news.altopia.com . tbdkcdlih0hkpdh27ick3napcr7ioiknl6@4ax.com . MPG.35341b03d375eefb99363e@news.altopia.com Sir_Gregory_Hall_Esq_%greghall 9k4ncdp43efod7d0vu9q694m5c9atl5gqe@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.9--10.41am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate, Soc.Women, Alt.Sixtyplus, Soc.Men, Alt.Usenet.Kooks q% 1 m40 Cool; 26.4 Minutes, F_Agent, Alt.NET, Apr 9 { 9:44am, 2018 }:53^(-4) W- Do you like it when she honks " Hee... Haw.. " ? ! Speaking of Hillary and/or a donkey, Gregory Hall wrote: > spank her comely bottom red and > give her just what she asked for. Do you like it when she honks " Hee... Haw.. " ? ! U.S. tax records show that 50% of adults were married in 2015, down from 72% in 1960. Today: - Men won't be cash machines. - Women won't humor InLaws. and - NoseyNancy MatchMakers are scorned. Marriage is a bad bet, here in the U.S.; still, there's no shortage of "gamblers" who'd destroy themselves and others because they "enjoy the ride" -- math isn't their friend. "The house" ( the government ) always wins; so they promote it ( babies, gambling ). % Sergio%invalid@invalid_com paalpb$1hb4$1@gioia.aioe.org BenJacoby BG5yC.7216$K%2.2014@fx38.iad Trevor_Wilson%trevor fitslhFh29bU1@mid.individual.net BenJacoby kgryC.2580$4W2.1651@fx25.iad Trevor_Wilson%trevor fivbn0Frk6mU1@mid.individual.net kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ pafumk$do3$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.9--10.04am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 1 m96 Cool; 1.2 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, Apr 9 { 7:52am, 2018 }: 3^(-4) W In some Turkish bazar, somewhere... > [ Trumpettes don't think for themselves ] In some Turkish bazar, somewhere: kensi: Disarm everyone. Trump: Arm everyone. kensi: Nationalize everything. Trump: Privatize. kensi: You're nuts. Trump: Read "Art of the Deal". kensi: Repent, the end is near. Trump: Now you're talking, Padawan. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.7--8.24pm.Seattle.2018 %%persent@gmail_com b68o7g.4mj.17.3@news.alt.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.7--8.50pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns -Dropped, 8.6 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, Alt.NET, Apr 7 { 8:35pm, 2018 }:41^(-7) W! Welfare is a luxury only the rich can afford. Mr. persent can't think for himself, so he replied: > > Welfare is a luxury only the rich can afford; > > slowly, China is approaching AmericanStyle welfare. > > so If you're going to be poor, old and/or disabled, better do it in America, not China ( or Bangladesh ). % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ paakrs$1fn6$1@gioia.aioe.org Sergio%invalid@invalid_com paalpb$1hb4$1@gioia.aioe.org kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ paanpq$1k7a$4@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.7--0.05pm.Seattle.2018 Siri_Cruise%chine_bleu@yahoo_ chine.bleu-CE669E.17512907042018@reader.eternal-september.org %%persent@gmail_com b68gkj.ksn.19.1@news.alt.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.7--8.40pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns -Dropped, 2.1 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, Alt.NET, Apr 7 { 6:26pm, 2018 }: 9^(-7) W " Repent, The End is Near, I personally guarantee it ! " -- K. Kensington. Mr. "persent" and "Siri Cruise" wrote: > [ Jeff Relf is Fabian Russell ] I'll add "paranoid schizophrenia" to your list of disablities. Recently, I told Fabian: Bezos is too rich from his stupid, GirlyBoy website to care about your private "distro" that's ( assembly language ) optimized for your (MachoMan) PDP-11. Also, he doesn't care enough to write apps for your Androids, iPhones, Macs, iPads, ChromeBooks, Kindles, and Windows boxen. Remember when everyone thought Bill Gates had a monopoly ? ! % Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.7--8.24pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns Welfare is a luxury only the rich can afford. Welfare is a luxury only the rich can afford; slowly, China is approaching AmericanStyle welfare. In Utah (U.S.A.), my High Schooling was free, though my family was middle class -- not so in China. Currently, I get 192$/month in "food stamps" (SNAP) which can be used to buy most any food, anywhere, including IceCream, fresh meat/fruit/milk, and frozen "pies" ( Sweet & Salty ). China has _never_ seen anything like this, above; free rice and soy sauce, back in the 1970's, doesn't compare. Outside of the city, old|disabled people get 70 Yuan/month; inside, they get about 450/month; former government employees get around 1,200/month (190$). 27 MegaBitPerSecond down, 6 up, no data limit, internet is free with rent. In "my" Seattle, old|disabled people get (nearly) free housing; "SeattleHousing.ORG" says: Applicants who are at least 62, income eligible and reside within the city of Seattle receive the highest preference points for SSHP waiting lists. University District: 1 to 2 years Green Lake: 1 to 2 years % BranimirMaksimovic LkWxC.357630$kF1.190601@fx41.am4 FabianRussell pa9c4d1p6c@news2.newsguy.com SteveCarroll 8986361a-ecef-41ed-8de2-9440f31d698e@googlegroups.com Owl 9a08b7903.ahu@rooftop.invalid SteveCarroll 70d60f76-3733-4d49-9b95-22ab0e92a92e@googlegroups.com Owl sz9b803ta.nguo3@rooftop.invalid Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.7--0.26pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m81 Cool; 1.1 Hours, tin'Linux, Alt.NET, Boom.Rooftop, Apr 7 { 11: am, 2018 }:38 Wc GigaByte arrays. > > > > out of bounds > > > > "jumps beyond cache bounds" - Feeb > > "Out of bounds" usually means outside the bounds of an array > or the bounds of allocated memory. Loop2 has extra "Page Faults"; the Memory Management Unit (MMU) resets the virtual address space more often. I doubt JavaScript has to worry about "this" ( GigaByte arrays ). % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ paakrs$1fn6$1@gioia.aioe.org Sergio%invalid@invalid_com paalpb$1hb4$1@gioia.aioe.org kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ paanpq$1k7a$4@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.7--0.05pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 1 m93 Cool; 3.1 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, Apr 7 { 8:23am, 2018 }:36^(-4) W " Repent, The End is Near, I personally guarantee it ! " -- K. Kensington. Kensi replied: > > > GlobalNews.CA/news/4127757/shell-Climate-Change-Report-1988/ > > > > <yawn> it has been in elementary school textbooks since 1960's > > And yet, still you refuse to believe. Kensi is following "The Cult Leader's Handbook", by David Koresh; " Repent, The End is Near, I personally guarantee it ! ". % SteveCarroll adcc28c3-bcaf-47e5-8c83-4711855dcd11@googlegroups.com Owl 9a0b793a.bnua3@rooftop.invalid SteveCarroll ad50355a-b0bc-4af3-9fa2-55bc7be0d247@googlegroups.com FabianRussell pa7fsa0ock@news4.newsguy.com SteveCarroll 83d91e79-9416-401b-a586-55b8277ed03a@googlegroups.com SteveCarroll b98cfd81-a808-4a52-8635-04e4fe3b8852@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.6--10.12am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m173 Mad; 5.4 Minutes, GoogleG, Apr 6 { 8:56am, 2018 }: 5^(PDT) W%} C/C++ == steak and potatoes. > The March 2018 Tiobe [ hit count ]: > > 19% C/C++ [ steak and potatoes ] > 15% Java [ hamberger ] Fabian Russell is a "food" snob; both are nice, if you can afford it. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.4--5.03pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby NPfxC.216119$Rp1.169449@fx37.iad MichaelMoroney pa44j0$pk0$1@pcls7.std.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.5--0.51am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics -Dropped, 4.2 Hours, nn, TheWorld.COM, Apr 4 { 8:18pm, 2018 }:56 Wu Simply The Best. > > > One girl said she liked my "Statue of David" dick > > > ( Jeff-Relf.Me/Statue.of.David.JPG ). > > > > > > Another made flying motions, with her hand, > > > saying my dick was like "SuperMan" -- Motion matters. > > Rolf sounds exactly like a (virgin) teenaged boy, trying to sound cool to > his friends, or maybe deliberately said within earshot of the girl he > wants to impress but he winds up grossing her out instead. No, it was like this, I swear ( 86 Megs ): Jeff-Relf.Me/Simply.The.Best--Schitts.Creek.s04e09.MP4 % Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.4--5.03pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics Dicks. Guys care about length, not gerth, because they're selfish and SelfCentered. One girl said she liked my "Statue of David" look ( Jeff-Relf.Me/Statue.of.David.JPG ). Another made flying motions, with her hand, saying my dick was like "SuperMan" -- Motion matters. "WikiPedia.ORG/wiki/Human_penis_size#Erect" says: An Italian study of about 3,300 men published in European Urology concluded that flaccid stretched length was measured on average to about 12.5 cm ( 4.9 inches ). An Indian study of 500 men ages 18 to 60 published in the International Journal of Impotence Research found: 8.21 cm Flaccid -- I'm 6.4 cm, like the statue of David. 10.88 cm Stretched -- I'm 12.7 cm, 5 inches. 13.01 cm Erect. P.S. I like _Natural_ boobs ( and faces ), YoYo or Pert: Jeff-Relf.Me/YoYos.JPG Jeff-Relf.Me/Pert.JPG % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.3--8.53am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby 6KPwC.152911$mD2.119568@fx33.iad HerbertGlazier bb448081-756d-4f07-a03d-2fed5675d40d@googlegroups.com MrAA a4f3cd29-4b1f-48f0-8068-40c9612dace2@googlegroups.com BenJacoby kJSwC.118278$FL3.112856@fx08.iad MrAA 2c59c6cf-88b8-471b-b617-082d5f046626@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.3--4.31pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m35 Top; 56.8 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Apr 3 { 3:20pm, 2018 }: 8^(PDT) W ASUS ROG AC5300 Router, Quad Core CPU, 8 LAN Ports. > > the routers all had about 15 antennas on them > > (I didn't want wifi) and cost like $300 each! > > I'm surprised they didn't send you to the power tool department. > Router (WoodWorking) At a Walmart store, I had to look a _long_ time before I found anyone who knew something, and could speak English; it was a 80 year old man. Their WebSite is just as bad. I just bought the ASUS ROG AC5300 Router, Quad Core CPU, 8 MU-MIMO antennas, and 8 LAN Ports; 425$, after 10% tax, Amazon; 16,573 customer reviews, 1,000+ answered questions. % Owl f9a0b803.ubq@rooftop.invalid Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.3--8.53am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 2 m69 Cool; 30.2 Minutes, tin'Linux, Alt.NET, Boom.Rooftop, Apr 3 { 7:32am, 2018 }:18 W WalMart can't compete, its customers aren't as literate. > Had a package that was supposed to arrive today. Got notice that it's been > delayed because it was shipped to an incorrect facility. That facility > is 52 minutes from my house. New ETA on the package: 1 week from today. Last Friday, I discovered that someone had chopped up the heating element in one of the big ovens. Crazy shit happens here, in my rooming house... . So I went on Amazon, found a replacement part, easily; they're _really_ good at giving me the right options, even when I can't properly spell it out ( no model # ). Plenty of high quality comments confirmed my choice; WalMart can't compete, its customers aren't as literate. Google can't compete. I paid 15$ after 10% tax, free shipping, Pennsylvania to Seattle; it arrived yesterday, Monday, over the weekend, sans "Prime"; it works great ! ! Google, MicroSoft and Apple are sitting on a mountain of cash; they don't know where to spend it; Amazon has no such problems. % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ p9vk0k$1aq9$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.3--5.14am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 2 m90 Cool; 2 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, Apr 3 { 3:11am, 2018 }:30^(-4) W Change is a bitch. Our Glorious Leader, "kensi", wrote: > responding to climate change Change is a bitch, and so are you; lay off the caffeine. % Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.3--0.11am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics Venezuela, Cuba, Yemen and North Korea. Some people ( e.g. Venezuela, Cuba, Yemen and North Korea ) are _really_ into the stone age aesthetic, where one "breeds, lives and dies" like an insect. U.S. tax records show that 50% of adults were married in 2015, down from 72% in 1960. Today: - Men won't be cash machines. - Women won't humor InLaws. and - NoseyNancy MatchMakers are scorned. Marriage is a bad bet, here in the U.S.; still, there's no shortage of "gamblers" who'd destroy themselves and others because they "enjoy the ride" -- math isn't their friend. "The house" ( the government ) always wins; so they promote it ( babies, gambling ). % Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.2--5.10pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics Japan, Today. In Japan, Today: - Men won't be cash machines. - Women won't humor InLaws. and - NoseyNanny MatchMakers are scorned. YouTube.COM/watch?v=6CDY5YYTRlw % FabianRussell c0af58ca-6d13-4e02-8492-7a667108625f@googlegroups.com SteveCarroll a4342782-c5dc-42a6-bc01-dc9c339bfb5f@googlegroups.com FabianRussell feb4d236-1674-4a9a-9ba1-23d08d690039@googlegroups.com SteveCarroll 417b7a9d-cb91-4dae-825a-62896ab0b529@googlegroups.com FabianRussell 40c676e0-c7c3-445e-a677-dafcb2e08b49@googlegroups.com SteveCarroll e5581b2c-de1b-4a03-9442-e6ea9d895198@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Apr.2--11.29am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m155 Mad; 31.5 Minutes, GoogleG, Apr 2 { 10:39am, 2018 }:55^(PDT) Wu WikiPedia's "Math" options, MathML. > > This information must be usable for all time, > > and MathJax cannot guarantee that. > > LOL! MJ was (is?) the only thing that guarantees it, > especially at the time this site was built. WikiPedia's "Math" options are: - PNG images [ Does -Not- work on a Black BackGound ! ]. - LaTeX source ( TextOnly ). - MathML, with SVG or PNG fallback ( recommended for modern browsers and accessibility tools ). > > Fortunately, that incompetent asshole provides a "Printable" > > page option and those files WILL be usable for all time. > > Yeah... have fun with those. What's wrong with the "Save/Print To a .PDF File" option ? % Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.31--10.08pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy Grace VanderWaal has a new video, John Gohde. Grace VanderWaal has a new video, John Gohde. "I can see clearly now": YouTube.COM/watch?v=ZcCp7488puc % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ p9np1d$10it$1@gioia.aioe.org BenJacoby CYPvC.23363$GJ4.14645@fx20.iad Trevor_Wilson%trevor fiae3dF62n7U1@mid.individual.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.31--3.15pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m9 Cool; 11.6 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Win7, Individual.NET, Mar 31 { 2:49pm, 2018 }:30^(10) WZ " Save the mosquitoes, not people ! " -- libs. > > you libs murdered African children by banning DDT " Save the mosquitoes, not people ! " -- libs. % Peter_Lavington%peterlavington 46982a50-721b-4e65-8864-7380af707feb@googlegroups.com MrAA 2d8fd578-03a5-406f-9ea6-06e407889d04@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.31--3.08pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 2 m27 Top; 25.9 Minutes, GoogleG, 205.153.48.25, Mar 31 { 2:35pm, 2018 }:14^(PDT) WH At the horizon ( sunrise, sunset ) the sun reddish. > If the Sun looks yellow to you, > maybe you should have your eyes checked! Every child knows the sun is yellow. At the horizon ( sunrise, sunset ) it's reddish. Blue light scatters; so the more atmosphere between you and the sun, the less blue and the more red... blood red, sometimes. % FabianRussell p9o3jh0105b@news4.newsguy.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.31--10.02am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy -Dropped, 3 Hours, Pan, Newsguy.COM'NewsGuy.COM, Newsdawg.COM, Mar 31 { 6:48am, 2018 }:33 WX Print to a .PDF file. > Technical Help Needed Urgently -- MathJax > I just downloaded this website for off-line viewing: > http://inperc.com/wiki/index.php?title=Topology_Illustrated > > If I can't fix it then how can I convert the pages to > some other format? Html to Latex? Print to a .PDF file. > Why can't these idiot web developers use STANDARD STUFF > like MathML? These goddamned idiots should be shot! Beggars can't be choosers; you get what you get. % HughHuntzinger 12c9d248-6fac-4106-b45f-9faf6a152697@googlegroups.com MrChrisV si9sbdpcb7gsmo7tf6q47j0comlqlba20g@4ax.com HughHuntzinger e1976ac0-ba60-4e6f-a118-11b46833f9e5@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.30--9.18am.Seattle.2018 HughHuntzinger e6ea8000-ead0-4f0b-879a-0230ff440754@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.30--1.03pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers q% 2 m14 Top; 1.5 Hours, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Mar 30 { 9:59am, 2018 }:12^(PDT) WnF Google stole Oracle's Java and, with it, MicroSoft's "monopoly". Google stole Oracle's Java and, with it, MicroSoft's "monopoly". When Google finds a torrent, it's a (protected) public service; when ThePirateBay does it, the operators get tossed in jail and stripped of their (meager) assets, present and future. % HughHuntzinger 12c9d248-6fac-4106-b45f-9faf6a152697@googlegroups.com MrChrisV si9sbdpcb7gsmo7tf6q47j0comlqlba20g@4ax.com HughHuntzinger e1976ac0-ba60-4e6f-a118-11b46833f9e5@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.30--9.18am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers q% 1 m10 Top; 26.7 Minutes, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Mar 30 { 6:25am, 2018 }:30^(PDT) WEZ The wheels of justice turn slowly. > Google very deliberately and knowingly decided to take > another persons' IP [Java] for their own commercial gain, > and has been resisting now for eight (8) years to > be held accountable for their business decisions. The wheels of justice turn slowly. Quoting "AppleInsider.COM", Aug 2011: A finding that Google willfully infringed upon Java would also enable Oracle to demand triple its actual damages. Such a ruling could also help establish that Google has a history of willful infringement of rival companies' intellectual property, a finding that would make it easier for others, including Apple and Microsoft, to seek damages from Google and, potentially, its Android licensees. Android/WebTV CoFounder, Andy Rubin, had this response (2 days ago): ...waiting for someone to copyright sin(x) and cos(a+b) and charge people for trinagles and circles. By the way, he's the one who ReFashioned GoogleGroups, to make it more like WebTV ( no CrossPosting, minimal indexing ). In his youth, he ran a BBS and people called him "Android". % . 5ABB3ABF.70A7@ix.netcom.com . p9g2s8$88j$1@dont-email.me . p9jdlk$210$2@gioia.aioe.org . p9jecg$abn$1@dont-email.me JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.29--1.09pm.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby TpdvC.163219$Rp1.39167@fx37.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.29--4.10pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics.Relativity q% 1 m6 Dropped; 59.5 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Mar 29 { 3: 4pm, 2018 }:34^(-4) W  Most everything at WikiPedia is -WELL SOURCED-. > Wikipedia is really the ultimate authority on all science, Rolf. If you could contribute to WikiPedia, as I do, you'd know that most everything there is -WELL SOURCED-; it's a God Damn Miracle ! % The_Starmaker%starmaker@ix_ 5ABB3ABF.70A7@ix.netcom.com Libor_Striz%poutnik4REMOVEnntp p9g2s8$88j$1@dont-email.me Will_Bos%sllu@wsws_sb p9jdlk$210$2@gioia.aioe.org Libor_Striz%poutnik4REMOVEnntp p9jecg$abn$1@dont-email.me Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.29--1.09pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics.Relativity q% 2 m40 Cool; 39.1 Minutes, PiaoHong_Usenet_Client_Fr, Eternal-September.ORG, Mar 29 { :21pm, 2018 }:51^(GMT+02:00) W The "dark" (UnSeen) side of the moon. The British use the word "dark" when they mean "unseen"; e.g.: The "dark" (UnSeen) side of the moon. 95% of the (spherical) Milky Way can't be seen because we're sitting in a brightly lit "room" with pitch black "windows", and we can't turn down the lights, nor move to the window. Quoting WikiPedia:  The visible disk of the Milky Way Galaxy is embedded in a much larger, roughly spherical halo of dark matter. The dark matter density drops off with distance from the galactic center. It is now believed that about 95% of the Galaxy is composed of dark matter  % Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ p9i0i2$ng4$4@dont-email.me Sergio%invalid@invalid_com p9iq5a$115g$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.29--9.18am.Seattle.2018 Sergio%invalid@invalid_com p9j4i2$1m67$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.29--10.03am.Seattle.2018 BenJacoby a9avC.98368$vs1.95683@fx44.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.29--0.46pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 2 m283 Dropped; 58.5 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Mar 29 { 11:21am, 2018 }:57^(-4) W Thunderbird is wonderful -if- you know how to configure it. > > No, Usenet is -Well- supported here, on my Win10 box. > > No it isn't. You have to run something else, > like Thunderbird, to access, like I do. Many years have pasted since I last launched ThunderBird. I recommend it to others, because they can't use what I do, "Jeff-Relf.Me/X.ZIP". > Thunderbird sucks. Part of the conspiracy to trash USENET I think. Thunderbird is wonderful -if- you know how to configure it; it's hard to do ( and do well ). I know how, of course, even though I don't use it. > > > I don't post to Rec.Food.Cooking, Alt.Fan.Cyberchicken, > > > > Yes, you do, when you CrossPost. > > True and I usually never change crossposts. > Although some trolls will set reply into some dumpster > and you have to watch for that. My newsreader automatically ignores ReDirects. > > "OpenNews" is cost free ( News5, News2 and News6 are best ). > > Register at: Open-News-Network.ORG/register > > Must translate from German; if Captcha fails, F5 refresh. > > > > News.US.Usenet-News.NET:119 or usNews.BlockNews.NET:119 > > > > They won't censor you; they don't even keep the "Path:" line, > > so you can't be identified. Their archive is over 15 years deep. > > $5 buys you 11 gigs, enough for several life times. > > Good Stuff, Rolf! Thanks. % Sergio%invalid@invalid_com p9gl36$1ip0$1@gioia.aioe.org Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ p9i0i2$ng4$4@dont-email.me Sergio%invalid@invalid_com p9iq5a$115g$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.29--9.18am.Seattle.2018 Sergio%invalid@invalid_com p9j4i2$1m67$1@gioia.aioe.org BenJacoby fW9vC.95739$mD2.28959@fx33.iad Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.29--0.30pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 3 m283 Dropped; 1.2 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, HighWinds, Mar 29 { 11: 6am, 2018 }: 2^(-4) W2 Seeing your stuff doesn't mean I care about it. > Relf has me "plonked" as not worth reading. His loss. He's still an idiot. I see your replies to me, Ben Jacoby, 5 levels deep; and I see others quoting you; otherwise, I don't. Seeing your stuff doesn't mean I care about it. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.29--9.45am.Seattle.2018 Owl gi0z8b083.ahou3@rooftop.invalid FabianRussell p9j90l023ct@news4.newsguy.com Owl 9a0b803a.gh3uo@rooftop.invalid FabianRussell p9jbhb024a8@news4.newsguy.com Owl slzb98b083.ahuo3@rooftop.invalid Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.29--0.13pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 2 m63 Cool; 3.6 Minutes, tin'Linux, Alt.NET, Boom.Rooftop, Mar 29 { 11:56am, 2018 }:57 W MIME is better because it works for both emails and Usenet Posts. > > makemime -c png -e base64 file.png > > makemime -m "multipart/mixed" -e 7bit file.png.enc > file.png.enc.txt > > makemime -j "file.txt" file.png.enc.txt > message.txt > > > > But after using newspost to post the message.txt file, pan will > > not decode the attachment. > > I need to figure out what I am missing. > > You don't need MIME. MIME is better because it works for both emails and Usenet Posts. Fabian needs Pan to include something like the following in the header of his posts: Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----voicemail_1983720" Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="-=Part.7e5e09a.da60=-" Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="Apple-Mail=_A8A42E74-A22" Does he even know what a "boundary" is ? % Sergio%invalid@invalid_com p9dl1j$bp3$1@gioia.aioe.org EdProchak e00e84d6-cdbb-400d-91f1-c4fc961ce166@googlegroups.com Sergio%invalid@invalid_com p9e2bk$19j8$1@gioia.aioe.org EdProchak 55042995-34fa-4c6f-aca4-5c44ec4ce382@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.28--8.07am.Seattle.2018 EdProchak b6761b59-a043-43e7-8acb-ea3e3036c104@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.29--10.18am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 2 m113 Top; 2.3 Minutes, GoogleG, 40.135.194.44, Mar 29 { 10: 8am, 2018 }:17^(PDT) W Less Freedom. > > Insurance companies are a dangerous "cult/religion/opiate", > > like communism, saying: > > Pointless crap. It's useful ( and truthy ) to me. (Biased) Premises only need be useful, not truthy. % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ p9gh7o$1b2s$2@gioia.aioe.org Sergio%invalid@invalid_com p9gl36$1ip0$1@gioia.aioe.org Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ p9i0i2$ng4$4@dont-email.me Sergio%invalid@invalid_com p9iq5a$115g$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.29--9.18am.Seattle.2018 Sergio%invalid@invalid_com p9j4i2$1m67$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.29--10.03am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 1 m232 Mad; 13.6 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Win7, Aioe.ORG, Mar 29 { 9:33am, 2018 }:47^(-5) W Just use the server, with no UserName/PassWord specified. > > Last 30 days, there were about 36 "people" (nyms) worth reading here; > > 165, if you count the 49 people I plonked and the 80 "Shifties". > > yep 36 regulars, so most all of the newsgroups are quite small now. There are plenty of people here, for me; I like the quiet. > I think Windows has dropped support for news servers, > perhaps Thunderbird too. No, Usenet is -Well- supported here, on my Win10 box. > I can't use eternal-september nor news server.net; > no place to sign in (thunderbird) Just use the server, with no UserName/PassWord specified; like FireFox, ThunderBird will prompt you for it; also, it asks you if you want ThunderBird to remember it. ThunderBird and FireFox are ultra similar; learn how to configure one, and you know how to configure the other. > I don't post to Rec.Food.Cooking, Alt.Fan.Cyberchicken, Yes, you do, when you CrossPost. > AIOE only likes 3 groups or less..... Yes, AIOE is a real peice of shit, like that. > do you know of some other free anon posting news servers ? > OR near free ? Unless you enjoy -Random- lags ( when will the post show up ? ), % FabianRussell p9ieka01otu@news4.newsguy.com Owl sz90b803.ahg3@rooftop.invalid Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.29--9.45am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m59 Cool; 2.8 Hours, tin'Linux, Alt.NET, Boom.Rooftop, Mar 29 { 6:41am, 2018 }:39 W Only ThunderBird posts "Content-Type: multipart/alternative" properly. > > Is there GNU/Linux software that can post multi-part > > messages containing both the text and the binary portions > > Use inline uuencode. Only ThunderBird posts "Content-Type: multipart/alternative" properly. % HughHuntzinger 12c9d248-6fac-4106-b45f-9faf6a152697@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.29--9.40am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m9 Top; 3.7 Hours, GoogleG, 143.85.5.18, Mar 29 { 5:47am, 2018 }:29^(PDT) W Will any of us still be alive, once it stops at the Supreme Court ? >  Google s use of the Java API packages [to build Android] was not fair, > appeals court rules. [ Oracle is seeking more than 9$ billion ] Will any of us still be alive, once it stops at the Supreme Court ? % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ p9ie6e$abq$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.29--8.46am.Seattle.2018 Sergio%invalid@invalid_com p9j3d9$1job$2@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.29--9.26am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 3 m231 Mad; 8.3 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'Win7, Aioe.ORG, Mar 29 { 9:14am, 2018 }:11^(-5) W If your ambition is that low, you deserve it, right ? > > China is winning the game (imperialism) because > > they aren't as obnoxious/arrogant as the west. > > With them, it's just business, not intrusion. > > to get a contract in China, > you have to give them your intellectual property. Then don't do it. If your ambition is that low, you deserve it, right ? % Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ p9f6m9$e6k$5@dont-email.me Sergio%invalid@invalid_com p9gaeh$utl$1@gioia.aioe.org kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ p9gh7o$1b2s$2@gioia.aioe.org Sergio%invalid@invalid_com p9gl36$1ip0$1@gioia.aioe.org Nadegda%nad318b404@gmail_ p9i0i2$ng4$4@dont-email.me Sergio%invalid@invalid_com p9iq5a$115g$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.29--9.18am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 3 m228 Mad; 2 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'Win7, Aioe.ORG, Mar 29 { 6:36am, 2018 }:19^(-5) WJ Last 30 days, there were about 36 "people" (nyms) worth reading here. > Facebook gave your "personal" info to the Obama 2012 campaign. > Usenet is dead; how many people actually posted here, last month ? > 1,000s ? 100's ? 16. Last 30 days, there were about 36 "people" (nyms) worth reading here; 165, if you count the 49 people I plonked and the 80 "Shifties". You (Sergio) post over 9 times/Day; 205 last 3 Weeks. You use ThunderBird on Win7; "Aioe.ORG" is your (crappy) server. You posted to: Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate, Sci.Physics.Relativity, Alt.Astronomy, Rec.Food.Cooking, Alt.Fan.Cyberchicken Your "Subject:" lines: Goat boy, Pnal, Sergio, Ed Prochak, Bodkin, Paco (Frank) solutions manual to Fundamentals of Database Systems Why Do Vorticces Exist in the Atmosphere ? Arctic wintertime sea ice extent is among lowest on record It's 50 years since climate change was first seen. Potato Production and Climate Change Jeff-Relf.Me/Phy_Regs.HTM % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ p9ie6e$abq$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.29--8.46am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Talk.Politics.Guns, Alt.Checkmate q% 3 m88 Cool; 5.3 Hours, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, Mar 29 { 3:12am, 2018 }:30^(-4) WfU China is winning the game (imperialism). > Specialised species like the mountain hare, > adapted to life at high altitudes, > are particularly affected by climate change. Yeah, change is a bitch, and so are you. Lay off the "coffee" please. "Uppers" ( caffeine, cocaine, meth, adderall, and testosterone ) make us obnoxious and arrogant ( "Bow Down before me, you worm", style ). China is winning the game (imperialism) because they aren't as obnoxious/arrogant as the west. With them, it's just business, not intrusion. % . p9fsld$bj5$1@news.albasani.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.28--6.47am.Seattle.2018 BranimirMaksimovic OLNuC.443008$jx2.20340@fx03.am4 MrChrisV 19bnbdpi123blft6hrouug6asmjnk5gl4s@4ax.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.28--8.15am.Seattle.2018 Ser_Gregor_Clegane%sergregor kkinbdtlogk1nr5mmunr94nd56tb50obma@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.29--8.37am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers, Alt.Free.Newsservers q% 1 m10 Cool; 34.6 Minutes, F_Agent, Alt.NET, Mar 29 { 7:58am, 2018 }:47^(-4) W- I wish people would post links to their own WebSites. > > I pay over $80 per year for the 12 servers I mentioned; > > and I'm paid up on all of them, next 5+ years. > > Twelve news servers. LOL. No, I wrote: I wish people would post links to their own WebSites, like this: Jeff-Relf.Me/YouTubeComHist.PNG The "Jeff-Relf.Me" domain name costs $22/year; I'm paid up, 5 years. "PacificHost.COM" hosts "Jeff-Relf.Me"; $90 for 3 years. UnLimited BandWidth/Storage/Apps. I'm paid up for the next 5 years. My email filters: Jeff-Relf.Me/filter.yaml.TXT Do NOT, NOT, -NOT- tell the customer service drones your password; they'll use it to spam others, so you can't send emails yourself. [ I changed my PassWord; it's all good now ] A similar thing happened to one of my VoIP services "FlowRoute.COM". I told a customer service drone my password and they proceeded to spend hundreds of dollars calling random countries (kick backs?). [ I changed my PassWord; it's all good now ] By the way, "VoIP.MS" is far better, they have free texting/SMS; I'm paid up for the next 5+ years ( about $28/Year ). As for Usenet: Unless you enjoy -Random- lags ( when will the post show up ? ), Do NOT use a binary server to read Usenet. For that, use INN servers; to wit: News5.Open-News-Network.ORG:119 News2.Open-News-Network.ORG:119 News6.Open-News-Network.ORG:119 News.Individual.NET:119 "Individual.NET" is 10 Euros per year. "OpenNews" is cost free ( News5, News2 and News6 are best ). Register at: Open-News-Network.ORG/register Must translate from German; if Captcha fails, F5 refresh. Do NOT post using an INN server, they'll ban you ! For that, use a binary server; to wit: News.US.Usenet-News.NET:119 or usNews.BlockNews.NET:119 They won't censor you; they don't even keep the "Path:" line, so you can't be identified. Their archive is over 15 years deep. $5 buys you 11 gigs, enough for several life times. If one is down ( -very- unlikely ), use the other one. % FabianRussell p9afip0o6l@news1.newsguy.com SteveCarroll 67980b5f-5042-47eb-a388-8ba89bb65aba@googlegroups.com FabianRussell p9e3rc02aog@news1.newsguy.com SteveCarroll b808d034-e6d1-4632-a77b-484c90c20599@googlegroups.com FabianRussell p9h4pk02b3k@news2.newsguy.com SteveCarroll f31a835d-ecc6-4bd6-9ee6-8b11c5e77ac1@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.29--2.05am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m144 Cool; 8.8 Hours, GoogleG, Mar 28 { 4:48pm, 2018 }: 7^(PDT) W7 Bezos spends billion$ each year on his Blue Origin space venture. Fabian Russell isn't thinking like Jeff Bezos, that's for sure; instead, he's worried about getting fired. Bezos spends billion$ each year on his Blue Origin space venture. Despite losing 5.2$ billion yesterday ( due to antitrust talk ), he's still worth 118.9$ billion, 29$ billion more than Gates. % Quadibloc%jsavard@ecn_ab_ca 7c4dd837-9ef9-4788-9ea4-9a2e1aeb1830@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.28--0.31pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 1 m1 Shifty; 12.3 Hours, GoogleG, 72.143.233.24, Mar 27 { 11:54pm, 2018 }:12^(PDT) WC String Theory is a wide pallet. > supergravity, and its related extension known as string theory String Theory is a wide pallet, wide enough to draw the ramblings a weak mind. It cannot make a prediction, it's not science. We ( you, me, and the stars ) consume what we can, given our options; we don't even -know- our future, much less control it. % FabianRussell p9enm3017sq@news2.newsguy.com MrChrisV 0k0nbd1qle8g618nqhso8c70or0tpcl68j@4ax.com FabianRussell 8504651e-677f-4ebe-a377-2284a7e8da5c@googlegroups.com SteveCarroll 6cd7889a-5d8f-431d-8bc1-02521b9a13a7@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.28--9.08am.Seattle.2018 %%persent@gmail_com b5d4ds.qf7.19.18@news.alt.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.28--9.21am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 1 m22 Dropped; 4.1 Minutes, Gecko'Jan_2010'WinX, Alt.NET, Mar 28 { 9:12am, 2018 }: 1^(-7) W(1 Less Freedom. > > A WellArmed drunk man, in a Las Vegas hotel, upset about blowing > > his (substantial) life savings, blowing away concert goers, is not > > the "Well Regulated Militia" that our founding fathers envisioned. > > > > Suicides, homicides, homelessness and war are bad PTSD/pain management. > > Heroin and OxyContin were sold as safe opiates -- they aren't. > > Likewise, communism is not a safe opiate/religion. > > so So guns will be regulated, by the courts, like it or not. And schools will have better security ( not drunk red necks ). Less Freedom. % SteveCarroll a0a0c97c-20a4-46cf-9358-f6e945a678dc@googlegroups.com FabianRussell p9enm3017sq@news2.newsguy.com MrChrisV 0k0nbd1qle8g618nqhso8c70or0tpcl68j@4ax.com FabianRussell 8504651e-677f-4ebe-a377-2284a7e8da5c@googlegroups.com SteveCarroll 6cd7889a-5d8f-431d-8bc1-02521b9a13a7@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.28--9.08am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 1 m141 Cool; 13.8 Minutes, GoogleG, Mar 28 { 8:42am, 2018 }:53^(PDT) W#r The "Well Armed Militia" that our founding fathers were contemplating. A WellArmed drunk man, in a Las Vegas hotel, upset about blowing his (substantial) life savings, blowing away concert goers, is not the "Well Regulated Militia" that our founding fathers envisioned. Suicides, homicides, homelessness and war are bad PTSD/pain management. Heroin and OxyContin were sold as safe opiates -- they aren't. Likewise, communism is not a safe opiate/religion. % BranimirMaksimovic p9fo2l$kt8$1@news.albasani.net FabianRussell p9fram0p3b@news4.newsguy.com BranimirMaksimovic p9fsld$bj5$1@news.albasani.net JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.28--6.47am.Seattle.2018 BranimirMaksimovic OLNuC.443008$jx2.20340@fx03.am4 MrChrisV 19bnbdpi123blft6hrouug6asmjnk5gl4s@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.28--8.15am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers, Alt.Free.Newsservers q% 1 m55 Dropped; 9.6 Minutes, F_Agent, HighWinds'Fastusenet.ORG, Mar 28 { 7:59am, 2018 }:56^(-5) W I pay over $80 per year for the 12 servers I mentioned. > > > News.US.Usenet-News.NET:119 or usNews.BlockNews.NET:119 > > > > Thank you very much!!! I just bought some gigs ;) > > It figures that the Relf scrounge would know the cheapest servers. 8) Of course I do, I pay over $80 per year for the 12 servers I mentioned; and I'm paid up on all of them, next 5+ years. % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ p9db5k$1pks$1@gioia.aioe.org Sergio%invalid@invalid_com p9dl1j$bp3$1@gioia.aioe.org EdProchak e00e84d6-cdbb-400d-91f1-c4fc961ce166@googlegroups.com Sergio%invalid@invalid_com p9e2bk$19j8$1@gioia.aioe.org EdProchak 55042995-34fa-4c6f-aca4-5c44ec4ce382@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.28--8.07am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Alt.Checkmate, Alt.Atheism q% 3 m107 Top; 15.5 Hours, GoogleG, 40.135.194.44, Mar 27 { 3:28pm, 2018 }:28^(PDT) Wh Suppose everyone believed transgender blacks were an insurance risk. > Actuaries look at long term effects. > They take no political stand. > > It's all about the numbers, profit and loss. The report says > essentially: you ignore climate change, you better be prepared > for heavy financial loses. Suppose everyone believed transgender blacks were an insurance risk; truthy or not, insurance companies would gladly charge them more; it's political, not scientific. They're a dangerous "cult/religion/opiate", like communism, saying: Pay more (taxes), conform to our (onerous) regulations, or die in our "ReEducation" camps. We're the elite, the best; we decide for you, so you don't have to. "Uppers" ( caffeine, cocaine, meth, adderall, and testosterone ) make us obnoxious and arrogant ( "Bow Down before me, you worm", style ). "Do you believe in God" is a euphemism for "Do you believe in me". "God is Great" is a euphemism for "I am Great". "God hates fags" is a euphemism for "I hate fags". God is obnoxious and arrogant ( "Bow Down before me, you worm", style ). "What we chose" (consumption) has been programmed into us ( by nature ). Ways to do it: 1. Live Fast ( consume more now ), Die Fast. 2. Live Slow, Die Later ( consume more later ). 3. Sacrifice yourself ( so the tribe can consume more ). Either way, the (PreProgrammed) objective is the same: consume. We ( you, me, and the stars ) consume what we can, given our options; we don't even -know- our future, much less control it. Suicides, homicides, homelessness and war are bad PTSD/pain management. Heroin and OxyContin were sold as safe opiates -- they aren't. Likewise, communism is not a safe opiate/religion. Everyone has a theory, no one has a solution. Cuba is wrong. North Korea is wrong. Stop insisting that everyone "earns" the same income, no matter his race, gender, age, competence, etc. We _need_ losers, lots of them; it's how we progress -- we select the best. Stop pretending that we all need to drive Mercedes, dropping off kids for soccer practice. Stop punishing sex workers and heroin addicts. Stop saying: This ( my heavy hand ) is what you get, you degenerate. % FabianRussell p9elhj016ql@news7.newsguy.com BranimirMaksimovic p9eolt$d3m$1@news.albasani.net FabianRussell p9fltl0lts@news4.newsguy.com BranimirMaksimovic p9fo2l$kt8$1@news.albasani.net FabianRussell p9fram0p3b@news4.newsguy.com BranimirMaksimovic p9fsld$bj5$1@news.albasani.net Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.28--6.47am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers, Alt.Free.Newsservers q% 2 m10 Cool; 1.8 Hours, slrn'Linux, Albasani.NET, Mar 28 { 4: 1am, 2018 }: 1 Wz Renting a good server ( or two, or three ). > > [ please link to Usenet articles, not web sites ] > > What servers do you recommend ? No PayPal, just Visa. I wish people would post links to their own WebSites, like this: % FabianRussell p9afip0o6l@news1.newsguy.com SteveCarroll cddfbd24-4c4b-4469-8fec-b5cbf1296c47@googlegroups.com FabianRussell 24134ef7-5674-4584-8cb9-a3ce6a1c1ce6@googlegroups.com SteveCarroll 7c758c2a-9e7e-4d11-bc30-8ee34994eda8@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.27--0.48pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll d0e73c0f-48e4-4987-b244-8da712178721@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.27--2.24pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 6 m141 Cool; 26.6 Minutes, GoogleG, Mar 27 { 1:38pm, 2018 }:59^(PDT) WV The great and mighty Fabian Russell isn't testing his code. > > <canvas width="4446" height="2425" style= > > "width: 2816px; height: 1536px; > > background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0); > > position: absolute; z-index: 100; > > transform: translate(-166px, -14px) scale(1);"> > > > > What are the units of >>width="4446"<< I wonder ? > > Pixels, but that attribute has been deprecated for most elements. > Check this out: devsite-test.eu5.net/feeb/html5.html Interesting. Apparently, the great and mighty Fabian Russell isn't testing his code. He had no reply to my: % FabianRussell p98jl801116@news7.newsguy.com SteveCarroll f29af994-430a-4052-84c9-7ed160106202@googlegroups.com FabianRussell p9afip0o6l@news1.newsguy.com SteveCarroll cddfbd24-4c4b-4469-8fec-b5cbf1296c47@googlegroups.com FabianRussell 24134ef7-5674-4584-8cb9-a3ce6a1c1ce6@googlegroups.com SteveCarroll 7c758c2a-9e7e-4d11-bc30-8ee34994eda8@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.27--0.48pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 9 m139 Cool; 1.1 Days, GoogleG, Mar 26 { 9:11am, 2018 }:18^(PDT) WL What are the units of >>width="4446"<< I wonder ? > <span align="left" style="font-size: 14; font-weight: bold; "> > > Even people that don't know all about web dev > know you didn't specify squat there. Looking at GoogleMaps, I see: <div class="canvas-renderer" style="overflow: hidden; position: absolute; width: 2432px; height: 1257px; background-color: rgb(242, 239, 233); direction: ltr; -moz-user-select: none;"> <div class="canvas-container" style="position: absolute; left: 0px; top: 0px; z-index: 0; transform: translate3d(0px, 0px, 0px) scale(1);"> <canvas width="4446" height="2425" style= "width: 2816px; height: 1536px; background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0); position: absolute; z-index: 100; transform: translate(-166px, -14px) scale(1);"> </canvas></div></div> What are the units of >>width="4446"<< I wonder ? "translate(-166px, -14px)" isn't even a constant; it changes as you drag the mouse; DOM Inspecter shows it changing. VoIp.MS has: <path fill="#E0E0E0" d="M 6 6.5 L 20 6.5 M 6 11.5 L 20 11.5 M 6 16.5 L 20 16.5" stroke="#666" stroke-width="3" zIndex="1"></path> YouTube has: <ytd-menu-popup-renderer tabindex="0" class="dropdown-content style-scope ytd-popup-container" style= "outline: medium none; box-sizing: border-box; max-width: 577.5px; max-height: 142px;"> % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.26--5.44am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll af3a5f98-d150-4ca3-9837-e5f48fbe6c00@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.26--1.42pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll 8f8e9ef5-a58f-4a20-86ef-264882d3ab1e@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.26--5.29pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll 17b34f52-4455-4b33-9fb2-d9d732dcf159@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.27--11.53am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers q% 16 m139 Cool; 2.9 Hours, GoogleG, Mar 27 { 8:34am, 2018 }:55^(PDT) WZ5 Nothing compares to FireFox, not even close. > I run different versions of FireFox; unless I'm missing something, > they all appear to reference 1 profile at a time. Try: FireFox -P C:\__\EXEs\FireFox\FireFox.EXE -P It (above) is how I set my profile to: "C:\__\FF". I use only the one profile because I like knowing what links I hit, 2+ years ago. Nothing compares to FireFox, not even close, because no one else has: @-moz-document domain(youtube.com) @-moz-document url(https://www.youtube.com/) /* -Not- the same as "domain(youtube.com)" */ @-moz-document url-prefix(http://rarbg.to/torrents.php?), url-prefix(http://rarbg.to/s/) @-moz-document url-prefix(https://groups.google.com/forum/) @-moz-document regexp("^(?!(https?://[^.]*?.google.com/maps)).*") /* !"Google.COM/maps". */ @-moz-document regexp("^https?://[^.]*?.google.com/maps.*") /* "Google.COM/maps". */ @-moz-document regexp(".*groups/search\\?.*") @-moz-document regexp(".*google.*tbm=isch.*") /* GoogleImages */ A few minutes ago, I wrote: #highcharts-0 > svg:not(#%):not(#%) { Height: 400px !important; } #highcharts-0 rect { fill: RGB( 11, 33, 22 ) !important; } to set the height and BackGround color of a "svg" ( vector ) chart. I do this all the time, whenever I want to change something on a WebSite. I enable/disable/modify PopUps, etc. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.23--10.01am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll c840eb1b-4339-43d0-9eba-da1bc7c2682c@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.26--5.44am.Seattle.2018 TakuyaSaitoh faecc01f-8252-48cd-b145-1e148a3db7b0@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.27--11.30am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m28 Top; 3.7 Hours, GoogleG, 185.220.101.1, Mar 27 { 7: 9am, 2018 }:58^(PDT) WL Even the Emperor of Japan trembles before him. > The Sheriff doesn't like yo technical posts, Jeff We're all worms, unworthy of His Majesty, the king. Even the Emperor of Japan trembles before him. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.23--10.01am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll c840eb1b-4339-43d0-9eba-da1bc7c2682c@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.26--5.44am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll af3a5f98-d150-4ca3-9837-e5f48fbe6c00@googlegroups.com . Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.26--1.42pm.Seattle.2018 Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.26--5.31pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers q% 10 m132 Cool; 5.6 Hours, GoogleG, Mar 26 { 7:24am, 2018 }:37^(PDT) Wb Like "Display: Flex" children, "Transform:" is dynamic. Oops, I wrote: > GoogleMaps is thee _only_ place where everything isn't > initialised to "Width/Height: Auto". Now _Everything_ is initialised to "Width/Height: Auto"; all tags, all websites. These (GoogleMaps) constants work well: #scene:not(#%):not(#%), .widget-scene:not(#%):not(#%), .canvas-renderer:not(#%):not(#%), canvas:not(#%):not(#%) { Width: 3800px !important; Height: 1964px !important; } Like "Display: Flex" children, "Transform:" is dynamic; make it a constant, and GoogleMaps becomes randomly responsive. "Jeff-Relf.Me/userContent.CSS.TXT": /* "Position: Static" Kills PopUps. "Transform:" is dynamic. */ :not(#%):not(#%), ::Before, ::After { Width: Auto !important; Height: Auto !important; Position: Static !important; Min-Width: 0 !important; Max-Width: 3800px !important; Min-Height: 0 !important; Max-Height: None !important; Line-Height: Normal !important; Float: UnSet !important; Font-Size: 33px !important; align-items: UnSet !important; Flex: none !important; Filter: UnSet !important; Text-Indent: 0 !important; Text-Align: Left !important; Vertical-Align: Top !important; OverFlow: Visible !important; } @-moz-document domain(youtube.com) { .ytd-thumbnail:not(#%):not(#%) { Transform: UnSet !important; } } @-moz-document regexp("^https?://[^.]*?.google.com/maps.*") { jsl :not(#%):not(#%) { Position: Absolute !important; } .section-image-pack :not(#%):not(#%) { Position: Relative !important; } #scene:not(#%):not(#%), .widget-scene:not(#%):not(#%), .canvas-renderer:not(#%):not(#%), canvas:not(#%):not(#%) { /* Hight/Width Ratio must be maintained */ Width: 3800px !important; Height: 1964px !important; } } % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.23--10.01am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll c840eb1b-4339-43d0-9eba-da1bc7c2682c@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.26--5.44am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll af3a5f98-d150-4ca3-9837-e5f48fbe6c00@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.26--1.42pm.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll 8f8e9ef5-a58f-4a20-86ef-264882d3ab1e@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.26--5.29pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 10 m133 Cool; 2.6 Hours, GoogleG, Mar 26 { 2:47pm, 2018 }:25^(PDT) W _Everything_ is initialised to "Position: Static". > It sucks that FireFox will only let you use 1 profile > amongst the various versions of their browsers. I haven't tried it, but I think you can install multiple versions of FireFox, each with its own set of profiles. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.23--10.01am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll c840eb1b-4339-43d0-9eba-da1bc7c2682c@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.26--5.44am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll af3a5f98-d150-4ca3-9837-e5f48fbe6c00@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.26--1.42pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers q% 10 m132 Cool; 5.6 Hours, GoogleG, Mar 26 { 7:24am, 2018 }:37^(PDT) Wb _Everything_ is initialised to "Position: Static". > > > > Jeff-Relf.Me/YouTubeChannel.PNG > > When something doesn't work "right" ( as expected ), > > it's a fun puzzle to solve; but I should be cleaning toilets instead. > > I just looked at the others, much easier to look at. I restored "Notices" recently ( the bell icon at the top ), so I know when a YouTuber replies to me. Jeff-Relf.Me/YouTubeNotices.PNG _Everything_ is initialised to "Position: Static", but I restore "Position: Fixed|Relative|Absolute" to certain tags ( PopUps ). Google Maps is thee _only_ place where everything isn't initialised to "Width/Height: Auto". "Jeff-Relf.Me/userContent.CSS.TXT": @-moz-document regexp("^https?://[^.]*?.google.com/maps.*") { #pane :not(#%) { Width: Auto !important; Height: Auto !important; } jsl :not(#%):not(#%) { Position: Absolute !important; } .section-image-pack :not(#%):not(#%) { Position: Relative !important; } .section-image-pack-label, #minimap, #titlecard, .noprint, [ class = "section-listbox section-listbox-root" ] > :not(.section-image-pack) { Display: None !important; } } % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.23--10.01am.Seattle.2018 . Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.24--8.52am.Seattle.2018 . Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.25--5.39pm.Seattle.2018 Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.26--6.59am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers +Top, 22.6 Hours, X.HTM, HighWinds'Usenet-News.NET, Mar 23 { 10: 1am, 2018 }:56^(Seattle) Wt not(#%):not(#%), ::Before, ::After { Position: Static } Oops, I wrote: > " Position: Static; Top: -1000 " should be ( but isn't ) the same as > " Position: Relative; Top: 0 " > The DOM Inspector says it's " Position: Static; Top: 0 "; but it's not. "::Before" had " Position: Absolute; Top: 1000px " ! ! ! ..mw-echo-notifications-badge::Before not(#%):not(#%), ::Before, ::After { Position: Static } Now, "Jeff-Relf.Me/userContent.CSS.TXT" has: /* !"YouTube.COM/watch": */ @-moz-document regexp("^(?!(https?://[^.]*?.google.com/maps|https://www.youtube.com/watch)).*") { :not(#%):not(#%), ::Before, ::After { Position: Static !important; Top: 0 !important; Left: 0 !important; Bottom: 0 !important; Right: 0 !important; Z-Index: 0 !important; } } /* !"Google.COM/maps": */ @-moz-document regexp("^(?!(https?://[^.]*?.google.com/maps)).*") { :not(#%):not(#%), ::Before, ::After { Width: Auto !important; Height: Auto !important; Min-Width: 0 !important; Max-Width: 3800px !important; Min-Height: 0 !important; Max-Height: None !important; Line-Height: Normal !important; } } % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.23--10.01am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll c840eb1b-4339-43d0-9eba-da1bc7c2682c@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.26--5.44am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 6 m128 Cool; 10.1 Hours, GoogleG, Mar 25 { 7:20pm, 2018 }: 3^(PDT) WN{ I should be cleaning toilets instead. > > Jeff-Relf.Me/YouTubeChannel.PNG > > This guy is helping me with a React.js issue right now, > but I did look at this first image. Way better! When something doesn't work "right" ( as expected ), it's a fun puzzle to solve; but I should be cleaning toilets instead. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.23--10.01am.Seattle.2018 . Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.24--8.52am.Seattle.2018 Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.25--5.39pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers +Top, 22.6 Hours, X.HTM, HighWinds'Usenet-News.NET, Mar 23 { 10: 1am, 2018 }:56^(Seattle) Wt Position: Static; Top: -99 > Parent's "Display: Flex" OverRides the "Display" and "Position" > settings of its children, not JavaScript. > > Scan Parents; "Display: Flex" --> "Display: Block"; > "Position: Abosulte" --> "Position: Static". > Jeff-Relf.Me/userContent.CSS.TXT " Position: Static; Top: -99 " should be ( but isn't ) the same as: 1.) Position: Relative; Top: 0; Left: 0; Bottom: 0; Right: 0; Z-Index: 0; Or 2.) Position: Relative; Top: Auto; Left: Auto; Bottom: Auto; Right: Auto; Z-Index: Auto; For some odd reason, I have to use #1 ( or #2 ) when I want "Position: Static" for: li#pt-notifications-notice a.mw-echo-notifications-badge.mw-echo-notifications-badge-all-read Wikipedia.ORG/wiki/Anthony_Scaramucci The DOM Inspector says it's " Position: Static; Top: 0 "; but it's not, not unless I use #1. Note, I also do: :not(#%):not(#%) { Width: Auto !important; Height: Auto !important; Min-Width: 0 !important; Max-Width: 3800px !important; Min-Height: 0 !important; Max-Height: None !important; } % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.23--10.01am.Seattle.2018 Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.24--8.52am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers +Top, 22.6 Hours, X.HTM, HighWinds'Usenet-News.NET, Mar 23 { 10: 1am, 2018 }:56^(Seattle) Wt Scan Parents; "Display: Flex" --> "Display: Block". Oops, I wrote: > Changing the size and color of most everything is hard because > JavaScipt OverRides some settings ( "Display" and "Position" ). Parent's "Display: Flex" OverRides the "Display" and "Position" settings of its children, not JavaScript. Scan Parents; "Display: Flex" --> "Display: Block"; "Position: Abosulte" --> "Position: UnSet". The CSS: Jeff-Relf.Me/userContent.CSS.TXT [ Jeff-Relf.Me/Black.Theme.TXT ] @-moz-document regexp("^(?!(https?://[^.]*?.google.com/maps|https://www.youtube.com/watch)).*") { /* "Position: UnSet" Destroys GoogleMaps, and YouTube's FlyOut Menus ( Comment "Edit" Menu ). */ :not(#%) { Position: UnSet !important; } } @-moz-document regexp("^(?!(https?://[^.]*?.google.com/maps)).*") { /* "Height: auto" hides some (JavaScript) Buttons. */ :not(#%) { Width: auto !important; Height: auto !important; Min-Width: 0 !important; Max-Width: 3800px !important; Min-Height: 0 !important; Max-Height: none !important; } } % JohnGohde 3595a22d-7e18-47da-a9e2-760df6f84153@googlegroups.com TakuyaSaitoh 2701f9de-2824-474f-a3ae-68ed427c8d1f@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.23--11.25am.Seattle.2018 TakuyaSaitoh ade12034-5258-43fd-b45a-330dd04cf7e8@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.24--8.30am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 3 m26 Top; 49.3 Minutes, GoogleG, 216.218.134.12, Mar 24 { 6:23am, 2018 }:56^(PDT) WD I like both: Pert and YoYo. > > The "DanceOn" channel; " Let It Go ", by James Bay: > > > > YouTube.COM/watch?v=IpVf5-aTgys > > pretty muscular lady, isn't she? > far better than those lanky boobs yo showed previously... "Issues", by Julia Michaels: YouTube.COM/watch?v=XRBzkXja2gY % JohnGohde 3595a22d-7e18-47da-a9e2-760df6f84153@googlegroups.com TakuyaSaitoh 2701f9de-2824-474f-a3ae-68ed427c8d1f@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.23--11.25am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m23 Top; 11.7 Minutes, GoogleG, 176.10.99.200, Mar 23 { 10:32am, 2018 }:55^(PDT) W The "DanceOn" channel, " Let It Go ", by James Bay. > > "Jerk it Out!" YouTube.COM/watch?v=R7eFXlfFiO0 > > "Happy": YouTube.COM/watch?v=sGrHwBlf-7M The "DanceOn" channel; " Let It Go ", by James Bay: YouTube.COM/watch?v=IpVf5-aTgys % Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.23--10.01am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, News.Software.Readers How YouTube looks to me ( after recent changes ). How YouTube looks to me ( after recent changes ): Jeff-Relf.Me/YouTubeChannel.PNG Jeff-Relf.Me/YouTubeComHist.PNG Jeff-Relf.Me/YouTubeComments.PNG Jeff-Relf.Me/YouTubeSubs.PNG Jeff-Relf.Me/YouTubeSearch.PNG Jeff-Relf.Me/YouTube.COM.PNG Changing the size and color of most everything is hard because JavaScipt OverRides some settings ( "Display" and "Position" ). If something looks wrong, on some random page, I'll either write some CSS for it or I'll just open it in Chrome, sans my "userContent.CSS". FireFox.56, Win10: Jeff-Relf.Me/Black.Theme.TXT Jeff-Relf.Me/userContent.CSS.TXT % Sergio%invalid@invalid_com p91ait$tuj$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.23--2.29am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 3 m177 Mad; 10.2 Hours, Gecko'Jan_2010'Win7, Aioe.ORG, Mar 22 { 3:26pm, 2018 }:38^(-5) W There's more to life than being fuckable. > [ Snip "Gravity is a misogynist because boobs sag" ] YoYo Boobs ( Jeff-Relf.Me/YoYos.JPG ) are nice; but firm ( Jeff-Relf.Me/Firm.JPG ) is good too, if natural. Lucky for me, there's more to life than being fuckable. % kensi%kkensington01@gmail_ p900uv$esc$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.22--3.51am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Alt.Checkmate, Talk.Politics.Guns q% 1 m94 Cool; 6.3 Minutes, NewsTap'iPad, Aioe.ORG, Mar 22 { 3:36am, 2018 }: 7^(-4) W7 Selling the commie drug. > when I speak out to demand climate action, > everyone just seems to k0ok out and froth...) Heroin and OxyContin were sold as safe opiates -- they aren't; likewise, communism is not a safe opiate/religion. You're the pusher man, "kensi", selling the commie drug; and you won't take "no" for an answer. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.21--2.17am.Seattle.2018 MichaelMoroney p8ti5c$kuc$1@pcls7.std.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.21--6.01am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics q% 1 m115 Dropped; 12.2 Minutes, nn, TheWorld.COM, Mar 21 { 5:11am, 2018 }:24 W1 Five minutes more in Seattle traffic saves $35k in home prices. > > Any big city, with a decent climate, is expensive; > > because we all want to live there, > > instead of driving|riding long distances all the time. " Five minutes more in Seattle traffic saves $35k in home prices " -- King5.COM, March 2018 Since the recession ended, 9 years ago ( March 2009 ), home prices in San Francisco increased 113%; Los Angeles is up 70%; Seattle 55%. " The hyper job market in the Pacific Northwest continues to outpace almost every metro area in the nation " -- Coldwell Banker Bain, March 2018 " The typical house in Seattle costs about $100k more than it did a year ago ... condo prices are up 22 percent [ to $535k ] from a year ago in [ greater Seattle ] " -- Northwest MLS, March 2018 " Experts predict prices will continue to go up through the summer, which is when sales go up anyways because of the better weather. " -- KomoNews.COM, March 2018 % Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.21--2.17am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics Rent closely tracks gas prices. Any big city, with a decent climate, is expensive; because we all want to live there, instead of driving|riding long distances all the time. When taxes are too high, and regulations are too onerous, either landlords drop out ( raising rents ); or, less likely, renters drop out; or a bit of both. In or out of the city, rent closely tracks gas prices; see: SeekingAlpha.COM/article/4138264-Weekly-Gasoline-Price-Update-WTIC None of this, above, is controllable|predictable. % JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.18--11.31am.Seattle.2018 FabianRussell a6304246-ef59-4b12-871a-73324eabb9e0@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.19--10.23am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll c630c8b0-555c-48bb-959e-8a916614d495@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.20--11.12am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll 779760c3-e3ff-4a61-a699-22ecc198e129@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.20--11.54am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m105 Cool; 9.2 Minutes, GoogleG, Mar 20 { 11:36am, 2018 }: 6^(PDT) W6 Who is Fabian trying to convince, himself ? ! > > With Snit gone, you need a replacement. > > Many come to usenet for the adversarial aspect > ( I would say you do, as well ) I don't preach, "I'm God, you're all worms", over and over again. Who is Fabian trying to convince, himself ? ! % SteveCarroll 00e2d19b-c62d-41c8-960d-fda9b04e52ea@googlegroups.com FabianRussell p8ll7b02gl4@news2.newsguy.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.18--11.31am.Seattle.2018 FabianRussell a6304246-ef59-4b12-871a-73324eabb9e0@googlegroups.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.19--10.23am.Seattle.2018 SteveCarroll c630c8b0-555c-48bb-959e-8a916614d495@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.20--11.12am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 3 m104 Cool; 7.9 Minutes, GoogleG, Mar 20 { 10:57am, 2018 }:41^(PDT) W With Snit gone, Steve Carroll needs a replacement. > > Everyone hates you, Fabian Russell, because > > your empathy is lost in your caffeine haze, > > where you preach "I'm God, you're worms" NonStop. > > Hate is a strong word. YMMV but I don't even hate my exes so I'm not going > to hate people I don't really know on usenet. True, you like him, in a way. With Snit gone, you need a replacement. % JamesMcGinn 72403140-2a73-4758-8994-23d4f76959af@googlegroups.com EdProchak c3dab955-2843-460a-b57d-5fb4bc0ba62c@googlegroups.com JamesMcGinn c98e708f-c96b-4ae6-b0c7-74504865bd1b@googlegroups.com EdProchak ba8761c6-b28d-427c-950a-6aa94f1725ea@googlegroups.com JamesMcGinn eb60a048-4d44-4844-bd9a-94a6872f7e3f@googlegroups.com EdProchak 5ef14892-515c-453c-b28b-3b5f634eca46@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.19--3.48pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics q% 2 m112 Top; 10.8 Minutes, GoogleG, 40.135.194.44, Mar 19 { 3:27pm, 2018 }:24^(PDT) W James McGinn is abusing "caffeine" ( or something like it ). James McGinn is abusing "caffeine" ( or something like it ). His caffeine haze prevents him from seeing us; no empathy; he can't stop preaching: "I'm God, you're worms"; it's wearing down his immune system, I'm sure. % . almarsoft.5207325364960735575@us.news.astraweb.com Mr_B1ack%nowhere@nada_net 8jitadpepjmcabvcemmcik8jqbcrgtepij@4ax.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.18--7.18pm.Seattle.2018 Mr_B1ack%nowhere@nada_net n2bvadltmv4ajjrs0k7haatgamrs4nnhdr@4ax.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.19--10.03am.Seattle.2018 Mr_B1ack%nowhere@nada_net ur50bdl6p8d8flv8g3vrq44hn2sia0htos@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.19--3.22pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Soc.Culture.Indian, Talk.Politics.Misc q% 1 m6 Shifty; 1.6 Hours, F_Agent, Earthlink.COM, 98.77.169.216, Mar 19 { 1: 7pm, 2018 }:36^(-4) WO` Would Trump let Google buy AT&T ? > > Today, in the -English- speaking world, Google/YouTube/Amazon dominate. > > There's a big "anti-trust" thing supposed to start in DC today against AT&T. > I wonder how they happened to miss good old Google, evil overlord of cyberspace ? "Trump" doesn't want AT&T to buy Time Warner ( CNN, HBO, etc. ); would he let Google buy AT&T ? I like HBO's WestWorld ( coming April 22, 2018 ); but, to me, YouTube is a much, -much- bigger deal. % FabianRussell p8ig86212iu@news4.newsguy.com SteveCarroll 00e2d19b-c62d-41c8-960d-fda9b04e52ea@googlegroups.com FabianRussell p8ll7b02gl4@news2.newsguy.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.18--11.31am.Seattle.2018 FabianRussell a6304246-ef59-4b12-871a-73324eabb9e0@googlegroups.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.19--10.23am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy q% 1 m82 Dropped; 48.3 Minutes, GoogleG, Mar 19 { 8:19am, 2018 }:50^(PDT) Wn Michael Glasser probably died of AIDS; caffeine wore down his immune system. > > Also, he doesn't care enough to write apps for your Androids, > > iPhones, Macs, iPads, ChromeBooks, Kindles, and Windows boxen. > > Remember when everyone thought Bill Gates had the monopoly ? ! > > Even a destitute clown would reject a freak like you. > Yech! Eeew! You turn my stomach! Everyone hates you, Fabian Russell, because your empathy is lost in your caffeine haze, where you preach "I'm God, you're worms" NonStop. Michael Glasser probably died of AIDS; caffeine wore down his immune system. Next up: Fabian Russell and John Gohde. % . 86mradllhp7c588ap2fkncm7gc7ghbhj9q@4ax.com . Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.17--9.50pm.Seattle.2018 . almarsoft.5207325364960735575@us.news.astraweb.com Mr_B1ack%nowhere@nada_net 8jitadpepjmcabvcemmcik8jqbcrgtepij@4ax.com JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.18--7.18pm.Seattle.2018 Mr_B1ack%nowhere@nada_net n2bvadltmv4ajjrs0k7haatgamrs4nnhdr@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.19--10.03am.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Soc.Culture.Indian, Talk.Politics.Misc q% 1 m5 Shifty; 3.5 Hours, F_Agent, Earthlink.COM, 98.77.169.216, Mar 19 { 5:36am, 2018 }:47^(-4) Wl Today, in the -English- speaking world, Google/YouTube/Amazon dominate. > > My laser printer/scanner is Japanese ( Brother ); it works well. > > I will give the Japanese due credit. > It's something about their "perfection thru simplicity" philosophy > - reduction to essential elements. > > They took a lot of clunky US tech inventions and, by cutting out the BS, > refined them into far more affordable and reliable products. > > IMHO there's a symbiotic, almost yin/yang, relationship > between US & Japan tech thinking. We used to "Xerox" stuff, now we "make copies" ( on a Japanese printer ). Once, Apple had the only good laser printer; then HP, now Brother. Once, courts punished MicroSoft for being an evil monopoly... no longer. Today, in the -English- speaking world, Google/YouTube/Amazon dominate. In India, no one has a monopoly, I think. % Mr_B1ack%nowhere@nada_net 8jitadpepjmcabvcemmcik8jqbcrgtepij@4ax.com Gospel_TT%theophilus_theodore_ almarsoft.2543946959655220550@us.news.astraweb.com Mr_B1ack%nowhere@nada_net e60uadh5ievkq7dvg99t13q9ss6ke3pf7l@4ax.com Smiler%smiler@jo_king p8n288$jov$1@gioia.aioe.org JeffRelf Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.18--7.53pm.Seattle.2018 Mr_B1ack%nowhere@nada_net upavad9jaa8kfd67plpjflqb8uatb4k025@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.19--9.43am.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Atheism, Soc.Culture.Indian, Talk.Politics.Misc q% 2 m5 Shifty; 3.7 Hours, F_Agent, Earthlink.COM, 98.77.169.216, Mar 19 { 5:25am, 2018 }:25^(-4) WU I invested much time and money into it, as one must. > I've got a W2k VM ... last "good" Winders IMHO :-) I love Win10; so I invested much time and money into it, as one must. Change is the only constant in life; adapt. > > > It took 6 hours to download and install an update to Win 10 today. > > > I've got a 100Mb internet connection and my computer has an > > > AMD A10 processor! Not a slow machine by any means. I updated Win10 yesterday, it took me 6 hours ( I timed it ), but I went off on -many-tangents-, doing other (good) stuff. Previous update was 12 months ago. From my "Jeff-Relf.Me/Win10.REG.TXT": ; Stop/Disable the "Windows Update", "Windows Modules Installer", ; and "Background Intelligence transfer" services; then reboot. ; See << "metered" ( no automatic updates ) >>, below. ; AutoRuns.EXE kills "Startup" items. ; ; After Windows Update, -Manually- rename the "Documents" folder to "Sys" ! ; After merging/running this file, launching a .JPG file brings up ; the "Open With" prompt ( nothing can OverRide your -Manual- decision ). ; > > > Take ownership of this key, -Manually-, using RegEdit < < < Requires a ReBoot. [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\NetworkList\DefaultMediaCost] ; 1 - UnMetered; 2 - "metered" ( no automatic updates ). @=dword:2 "Default"=dword:2 "WiFi"=dword:2 "Ethernet"=dword:2 > > Updates are worth it, sometimes. > > My Win10 box doesn't update UnlessAndUntil I ask for it; > > sadly, MicroSoft makes this hard to do. > > Just quit using Winders ... problem solved. You've not invested a lot of time and money into your (obscure) distro ? What does your PC look like, monitor, disk, CPU, etc. ? % . Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.17--9.50pm.Seattle.2018 . almarsoft.5207325364960735575@us.news.astraweb.com Mr_B1ack%nowhere@nada_net 8jitadpepjmcabvcemmcik8jqbcrgtepij@4ax.com Gospel_TT%theophilus_theodore_ almarsoft.2543946959655220550@us.news.astraweb.com Mr_B1ack%nowhere@nada_net e60uadh5ievkq7dvg99t13q9ss6ke3pf7l@4ax.com Smiler%smiler@jo_king p8n288$jov$1@gioia.aioe.org Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.18--7.53pm.Seattle.2018 Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Sci.Physics, Alt.Atheism, Soc.Culture.Indian, Talk.Politics.Misc q% 1 m1 Shifty; 11 Minutes, Pan, Aioe.ORG, Mar 18 { 6: 3pm, 2018 }: 4 W My Win10 box doesn't update UnlessAndUntil I ask for it. > > I *think* there's a Linux that can be started a and run INSIDE of Winders. > > If you create a virtual machine in Windoze*, any distro can be run in it. > > * It took 6 hours to download and install an update to Win 10 today. > I've got a 100Mb internet connection and my computer has an > AMD A10 processor! Not a slow machine by any means. Yes but the updates are worth it, sometimes. My Win10 box doesn't update UnlessAndUntil I ask for it; sadly, MicroSoft makes this hard to do. % . 86mradllhp7c588ap2fkncm7gc7ghbhj9q@4ax.com . Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.17--9.50pm.Seattle.2018 . almarsoft.5207325364960735575@us.news.astraweb.com Mr_B1ack%nowhere@nada_net 8jitadpepjmcabvcemmcik8jqbcrgtepij@4ax.com Gospel_TT%theophilus_theodore_ almarsoft.2543946959655220550@us.news.astraweb.com Mr_B1ack%nowhere@nada_net e60uadh5ievkq7dvg99t13q9ss6ke3pf7l@4ax.com Jeff-Relf.Me@Mar.18--7.29pm.Seattle.2018 Sci.Physics, Comp.OS.Linux.Advocacy, Soc.Culture.Indian, Talk.Politics.Misc q% 1 m2 Shifty; 43.4 Minutes, F_Agent, Earthlink.COM, 98.77.169.216, Mar 18 { 5:30pm,