What are the rules of war against a prison camp? We could perhaps consult the Federal Bureau of Prisons manual, but I did not find the word “war” in it. Unfortunately, I don’t read Hebrew, so I came up blank there too.

A few years ago, I set up a monthly donation. Of all things I can use for free on the internet, Wikipedia deserves it the most.

Does that include all the visitors blocked by their paywall?

Edit: I’m referring to NYT.

What? Semites aren’t white like Semites?

Thanks for mentioning beeper. It’s an app I’ve been looking for.

4 X 50 = 200. Then add some weight for the fence mesh and timber frame/legs. I’d say around 250 pounds or around 110kg.

Google results is exactly what I don’t want. It’s a shopping mall and interest. The only answers I’m looking for usually come from reddit, which I left. How ironic.

I give a fuck about quality answers.

Is there a guide on how to do this? Quite frankly, it sounds way too complicated for me - using search engine to learn how to use search engines and then having to set it up monthly…

Thanks for reading. :-)

I use ddg and google now, but I’m not happy with either. I have used startpage awhile ago too. Perhaps I’ll give it a go again.

Slip, slop, slap. I think that goes without saying.

Then let’s teach kids to use Wolfram Alpha.

I appreciate your write up, but I think you replied to a different comment from some person in Estonia who might or might not have lived under that regime. Either way, Marxism-Leninism had been drilled into me for decades.

Dude, you don’t know the first thing about communism. “From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs.” It means you don’t take more than you need. “Rich communist” is an oxymoron.

Please explain communism for those who don’t understand. I lived in a communist country so it’s not for my benefit, but others might be curious.

A girl has to eat, but fuck…

I’ve tried a few distos, but as for you, opensuse is the way to go for me. I got a new ssd to replace my old hdd and it’s super fast. The new OS is like a shiny new toy that will keep me entertained for awhile. In the end, I’m just a normal person and won’t need most of the features, but it’s nice to have them.

Well, I’ve ordered ssd and installed openSuse tumbleweed. I like it and it’s much snappier too, but the command line is different to ubuntu and I don’t think i want to learn two sets of commands. I guess I’ll have to decide which way I want to go.

Sometimes I travel through a city that has them and everytime when a train zooms by I wonder why are there so many cars on the freeway.