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psptool & the "pause/run" button?
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- Subject: psptool & the "pause/run" button?
- From: http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (robert)
- Date: Fri, 22 May 1998 16:30:39 -0400
- XX-from: http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (robert)
I was wondering: has anyone made something so that one could push the
"pause/run" automatically (probably via Tcl/Tk's "send") such that, for
example, when I leave for the day and my lockscreen automatically comes
up, that the button is pushed so time no longer accumulates?
I use xautolock and currently I call a script that does various things, and
this could be an extra thing it does.
(It seems like this would be an FAQ, but I cannot find such a document for
psptool.)
Thanks.
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> From: http://www.juno.com/~kronstadt (Mark Laskey) (by way of http://www.usa.net/~thebird)
> Date: 1998/04/07
> Message-ID: <3.0.3.16.19980406214507.379f2bf8@pop.stc.net>
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> If you think that by "behaving" the government will cut funding for law
> enforcement you are greatly mistaken! "Crime" is about as low as it has
> been in the last 15 years, yet the increase of police has been on a
> continuous steady increase. Here in Boston, even the corporate
> newspapers, when reporting on increased spending for law enforcement, has
> to point out the fact that anti-social and violent crime is at an
> all-time low in the city. Why the increase in cops? Well, I'm not one for
> conspiracy theories, but it doesn't take an arch-paranoid to see that the
> media plays on peoples fears about crime, drugs, violence, etc. (just
> turn on the evening news any given night and see for yourself) and then
> offers the bullshit answer to everyones woes by encouraging more cops,
> better weapons, etc.
> I am a firm believer that the police are an unnecessary nemesis that
> needs to be done away with. As far as how to get on without them, I think
> the obvious answer is that you look past law enforcement and defuse the
> notion of "crime" altogether. As it has been theoretically argued, if
> you abolish capitalism and resources, "wealth", and land were distributed
> equally, you undermine the notion of "ownership" and there would be
> little reason to steal.
> A while back at the Food Not Bombs table here in Boston we had an
> individual who used to sneak up to our box of fruit and grab as many
> pieces of fruit as they could and walk off with them. They were
> confronted and it was explained that the fruit was free and they were
> welcome to as much as they wanted, keeping in mind that there were others
> who would also like fruit. Since then the individual comes to the table
> and politely takes 1 or 2 pieces of fruit and will usually stay for lunch
> instead of just rushing off with "stolen" fruit. It doesn't always work
> like this, but unfortunately under capitalism the distasteful traits of
> competition, greed, domination and hierarchy are ingrained into everyone
> in a near instinctual way.
> Violent or anti-social crimes are a bit harder to tackle. It is argued
> that in a more caring and equal environment that violent crime much like
> theft would drop. I don't know, its a bit optimistic. As much as you
> would like to think otherwise, there are just some people in the world
> who are fucked up. I do think that these people are a minority, but they
> do exist all the same. The great anarchist-thinker Peter Kropotkin has
> written on the subject ("Mutual Aid", "The Conquest of Bread", and
> "Ethics" are all great books that should be read by everyone, anarchist
> or not, who wish to work towards a better society), stressing
> rehabilation as opposed to punishment in order to solve (or work towards
> solving) the problem.
> If we are to work towards ridding ourselves of unnecessary law
> enforcement, we have to start to take direct control of our communities.
> Of course police don't seem to like this, as history has shown (Black
> Panthers, A.I.M.) and confrontation will most likely occur if you start
> to become successful.
>
> Get Organized, Fight Back, and Good Luck!
> -------MaRK
>
> On Tue, 24 Mar 1998 09:48n:00 -0500 "Cox, Jason (MSMail Users)"
> <http://www.mail.rfweston.com/~COXJ> writes:
> >In reference to the recent "pig" related e-mails. I feel this could
> >(maybe)
> >open up a discussion about cops. If we don't want so many cops we
> >must in
> >turn behave. Does anyone have any ideas as to how to have less cops
> >and
> >still be able to become a more peaceful society. But anyway I know of
> >an
> >organization to watch out for police abuses.
> >
> >Copwatch
> >box 82097
> >Columbus, OH
> >43202
> >
> >Phone #
> >(614) 424-9074
> >
> >
> > Your friend in the fight,
> >
> > Jason
> >
> >-Food Not Bombs List http://www.tao.ca/~fnb-l
> >-distributing food in opposition to violence
> >-archive: http://www.tao.ca/~fnbtor/fnb-l/
> >-active cities: http://webcom.com/peace
> >-send '(un)subscribe fnb-l' to http://www.tao.ca/~majordomo
> >
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