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I believe Boden uses LXC to mean 'Linux Containers' the theory, not lxc the tool/implementation.

In terms of computability, folks like Boden and Sloman showed in the 90s that emotion is compatible with computability.

As is this bizarre Blut und Boden reference that you're trying to asign to the Palestinians, of all people.

See also Jeo Boden coin, although I believe that one is a short Biden as far as sentiment goes[1].

Would you consider Chris Boden the type of content you’re interested in?

I'm willing to bet a somewhat big part of this is because of know your customer laws, just ask Chris Boden (@Physicsduck on YT).

I think blood-and-boden arguments for territory are bad, full stop.

I'm well aware of the Blut und Boden narrative about it, and settler colonialism has made fantastic use of it many times in the past (Liberia for example).

That all said, I'm still with you that blood-and-boden arguments are bad, but if folks are going to make that claim it's still worth asking questions about whether that claim is any stronger than the blood-and-boden arguments presented by others.

> I think blood-and-boden arguments for territory are bad, full stop.

I think the idea of prior indigenous claim is counter productive, but since it has been introduced by Palestinians as a kind of volksgemeinschaft, blut und boden, Jews would have prior claim by that standard.

Adjust the population a bit to one perceived to be disadvantaged in the past or bring their thoughts to a certain context and often you can trick em into essentially almost quoting these guys stopping just short of blut und boden.

Blood and soil (German: Blut und Boden) is a nationalist phrase and concept of a racially defined national body ("Blood") united with a settlement area ("Soil").

Similarly Russian state in recent years took "Russian world" as its official ideology, and thus now you see Lebensraum, Volksgemeinschaft, Blut and Boden and Dolchstoßlegende in the words and actions of Russian state.

In this case, the person I was replying to was making the "blood-and-boden argument", which means it is fair to apply that same argument to the counterclaim for those against whom they feel entitled to the same territory.

There are lots of collectors and nerds who’d be happy to buy a pump or an encoder or whatnot (Chris Boden from YouTube, maybe even Alex from Technology Conmections - would be delighted.) Plus, who doesn’t want a life size 6’4” terracotta warrior for their house to silently take guard?

Boden's good, Grump's bad, simple as that.

Or Grump's good, Boden's bad doesn't matter.

I already have a Forth dialect implemented in assembly language (Grund/Boden).