🎓 Dr. Freemo 🇳🇱 @freemo@social.cleverlibre.org

@fredbrooker

Depends what your writing it for... ill be honest while im happy to run a php app despite the fact that i know how to code in php id never personally code up an app in php, thats just my preference

@janantos

@mxtthxw

There are a lot of reasons we have the rigbt.

1) protection against tyrants
2) self determination
3) Defence
4) food
5) sport
6) freedom

@fredbrooker

Of the ones you listed the only acceptabke ones are:

Ruby
Python
C++
NodeJs
Rusr
Golang
Java

@janantos

@mxtthxw the second someone tries to take their guns ;)

@mxtthxw

Judge for yourself.. here are the comments on the various versions of the #2A

This is the version ratified by Delaware and used by the Supreme Court in District of Columbia v. Heller:

> A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

Some state-ratified versions, such as Maryland's, omitted the first or final commas:

> A well regulated Militia being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

The ratification acts from New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and South Carolina contained only one comma, but with differences in capitalization. Pennsylvania's act states:[34]

> A well regulated Militia being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed.

The ratification act from New Jersey has no commas:

> A well regulated Militia being necessary to the security of a free State the right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed.

@mxtthxw Virtually all of the amendments have typos... It may cause people to read it differently but I cant think of any clear cut cases where the typo caused a different meaning.

When different versions got signed of the bill of rights for example they had different typos in the different versions.

@jud

Yea if you think every single person who flys a confederate flag is doing it for racism then you have completely no expiernce with it and are talking out of your ass... disgusting.

You can remove yourself from the server if you wish. You havent broken any rules. Delete it yourself.

@toiletpaper

Are you asking me, I just finished running a company in Israel for 2 years just a little bit ago... Or you asking @jud ?

@jud

Why are you rambling nonsense about things I said **nothing** about.

> Do you remember what the Charlottesville white supremacist rally was about?

I said **nothing** about white supremicists, so no relevance to anything I said.

> Removal of a Confederate statue.

I said nothing about the statues.

> Those statues are about Jim Crow. The statues were erected as monuments to suppression of the former slaves and their heirs.

Cool, and again has nothing to do whith anything I said.. I didnt say anything about statues, jim crow or anything else.

The vast majority of people I've ever known who had a confederate flag abhored slavery, and dont see it in any way as a symbol intended to support the confederacy or slavery... Virtually all of them fly it, and see it, as a symbol of modern southern pride, nothing more nothing less.

As for a side note, the native americans overwhelmingly fought on the side of the south, not the north. Largely because the north was seen as far far more brutal to the natives.

@jud No one said anything about swastikas and torches. Stop with your racist false equivalency bullshit.

The people who fly a confederate flag do so because they are proud of the south **not** as a symbol of racism or hate.. People who show swastikas do so explicitly as a symbol of hate... these two are not equivalent.

@jud

As a native american myself you kinda just proved my point... maybe instead of getting upset when a minority tells you we see racism its better if you maybe reflect on ways to be less racist instead?

Friend: I think my dads outside smoking salmon

Me: NNNNiiiicccceeee man, never heard of that strain... I think ill go find him.

Friends wife: I told you not to invite him!

@jmcrookston Yes, during the **winter** very few people caught it, which was their point... they were **not** saying polio wasnt dangerous or worth worrying about in general. Only that mothers can calm down a bit in winter and need not panic during winter.

@jmcrookston Sure, yes i assumed it was a reproduction of a real article.

@jmcrookston

Yup, indeed, which means the polio post you provided from 1948 was actually factually accurate... As the article posted mothers shouldnt panic because Polio is a summer disease (the article has the date of Aug 1st, so once summer had ended)

@jmcrookston

Ok did some checking, the post here actually is accurate and factual for its time.

Polio is a **highly** seasonal disease and, as the article suggests, it is not a significant issue in the winter and it is during the summer that parents (at the time) should worry, winters were fairly safe.

Source:

"Temporal pattern... Peaks in the summer in temperate climates"

https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/pinkbook/polio.html

@jmcrookston Does anyone know if this is factually true? It seems to be claiming in 1948 the claim was made polio was rare in winter and only common in summer... Is that true? I am having trouble finding seasonal numbers on this.