Comments by "Le YASEP" (@leyasep5919) on "David Pakman Show" channel.

  1. He's not always perfectly right. But when he is, it hurts badly :-( When I joined the movement 20 years ago, many things he warned us about are now a reality we have to deal with today :-(
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  2. Jealousy. Typical.
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  3. well, indeed there is, and a good one : they do everything they can to feel they exist and we all must document their race to the bottom to warn future generations.
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  4. that's what's called "a low hanging fruit". It's so low it digs further into the earth and it's so rotten at its core, by the way...
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  5. it's a matter of principle :-)
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  6.  @Rudofaux  I wouldn't be so categoric but it sounds so spot on.
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  7. luckily he is insanely dumb and can only be surrounded by dumb people. Imagine if he had more semi-competent people...
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  8. he wouldn't run fast enough to catch up on the slowly moving office anyway ;-)
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  9. potus@wh.gov$ apt-get install rms
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  10. like any cult...
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  11. He really deserves this once humorous title.
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  12. This is outstanding, yes. A slow moving trainwreck is much more enjoyable than a 5s flash crash.
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  13. you mean, all the voices in your head ? :-)
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  14. we got a severe epidemic situation here !!!!!
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  15. wake me up if he ever does something right :-)
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  16. that feedback loop is long understood and it's why companies compete for the "education market"
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  17.  @logsupermulti3921  definitely Linux From Scratch !!!
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  18. Republicans have one principle : make the world even more miserable at all costs.
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  19. You can say what you want : Stallman stands by his word for decades, and actually lives by his word. He's not a lunatic, he might sometimes be misinformed, but he's an engineer : not just a famous coder but also a social engineer.
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  20. he's a man of principles... people can get blinded by them.
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  21.  @ryzyooritzz  : yup. Contrary to proprietary software suites, Free Software allows a lot of trials&errors, freedom to see what works best in each case... and each part of the OS can be swapped for alternative, which creates more variety and more resilience if one part fails. The "BSD" line of OS component has not been covered and they have a different license but they are often used along GNU SW modules. However, until maybe 20 years ago, the BSD license was not free (held by a university and other companies) so it did not "take off" and GNU's aim was to rewrite an equivalent of BSD that is totally ununcumbered. Well, the BSD saga took a crazy turn AFTER Linux appeared, thanks to the efforts of the GNU folks to rewrite ALL the necessary components (compiler, in part created by Richard Stallman, system libraries, system utilities, terminal shell...) Today "Free and Open Source Software" comprises a lot of diversity and you are free to make your own blend :-)
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  22. he was pretty spot-on in the very long term. He easily see what coud go wrong in the future because it's often the same mistakes, misunderstandings, wishful thinking, crackpots... It's hard to convince people of the dangers they don't see. But he sees no alternative so he continues.
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  23. One can't be great at everything... but that's rms. we deal with it because he has an important message and it is worth repeating it. And honestly, he was worse 20 years ago :-P
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  24. 2:15 it's the same as "I'm not a pedophile but" or "I'm not a racist but" or "I'm not homophobic but"... then he tells the justification for his "medical exemption" : "because he wants to". He just TOTALLY shot himself in the feet with his "virtue signaling" ... ON TV !
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  25. @Seymour Butts and we are all stranded
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  26. @Seymour Butts All I found is pepper but the grains mixed with the sand.
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  27. Stallman has an unusual sense of humor...
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  28. stop looking at coherence and logic.
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  29. He would get crushed. That would be an oath mill :-D
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  30. And they will "retreat" in Guyana, and prepare a huge kool-aid jar.
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  31. Hey Farron, good to see you here too !
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  32. I was about to make that point. Faux News would count heavily as a campaign donation !
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  33. Remember the old and constant tactics of the GOP : accuse the others of your own failures and actions.
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  34. well, this guy has "some idiosynchrasies" :-) But admit one second that this guy has been invited to talk ;-)
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  35. I haven't seen a rms interview for years and he seems to have matured a bit :-)
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  36.  @Anticitizen666  : 20 years ago, I took part in a weird project advertised on slashdot. It became the F-CPU and I have architected its ISA and pipeline, known as FC0. Many things riddled the project (and it's in deep freeze) but I'm still very active in the domain and I have since created the YASEP softcore (hence my screen name) and recently the YGREC8 (which can be ported to ANY technology, from relays to ASIC, from TTL to transistors, so don't bother with the usual reply "but I don't have a silicon foundry at home" ;-) ). Today, Free Hardware Designs are even more a necessity than 20 years ago. I wish rms recognised it way earlier... http://fhwd.org/
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  37. Yes it is. hugs from France
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  38.  @timriehl1500  the cool thing with Trump is : if you don't understand something, it doesn't have to exist. Separation of power ? That's not what he wants. And who cares about laws ? OTOH if you want something, it exists... voter frauds, walls and caravans. Who remembers the caravans BTW ? :-D
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  39.  @timriehl1500  well that "cool" was sarcasm. Because he leaves more trails behind him than a snail... I can't imagine what would have happened if he was even half as dumb and knew/cared how to hide his trails. And this is the real challenge for the US for 2024 and the next cycles. His legacy of "burn everything and you won't get punished" has been understood loudly by too many people.
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  40.  @timriehl1500  whenever it happens... if it ever happens. He has more chances to die from a heart attack than being jailed...
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  41. yes : making Donuts look human and smart.
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  42. At least, Trump is replaced :-)
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  43. Let''s make this viral ! 😀
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  44. only in a certain sense or dimension. Baldwin is a human being and has self-respect, self-humor and qualities that would prevent him from doing one millionth of what Donuts does every day.
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  45. 201K views, so your estimate of 5K view is "bigly" underestimating your viewers' thirst for intelligent and technical discourse ;-)
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  46. This proves that Donald and his clan only play the idiots, and are fully aware of their own pervert deceptions. the "take over" is self-aware and is not an accident.
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  47. or the whole "channel".
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  48. Surprised ? no. That's how they work.
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  49. that pillow guy imitates tRump tremendously great !
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  50. 2:40 Who is Mark Cysts ? 😛
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