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ANTSANTS
12y ago
You're probably right about /newcomments, but it seems uncannily common recently, even with posts that have nothing to do with politics. As for the article, I would summarize it like so: "I'm drawing a link between mild
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ANTSANTS
12y ago
I was more referring to ancillary incidents like the GTA V recall with the line about protesting etc, but come on. There has probably never been more comics available for young girls in history. That article reads as half "I took my ki
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ANTSANTS
12y ago
Can I guess that you are a tech yuppie, whose social circle consists mostly of other tech yuppies? Most people around the world are not tech yuppies in a recession. Try asking a dropout or a convenience store clerk about the sex they'r
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ANTSANTS
12y ago
As the articles I linked waaaaay at the bottom of this comment section suggest, this is not a uniquely Japanese phenomenon.
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ANTSANTS
12y ago
Oh dear, a paywall. Here's a similarly milquetoast but literally more accessible treatment of the topic: http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/foreigners/2... But don't close that tab, &#x
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12y ago
>the "masses" have simply become accustomed to the antics of the shock jockeys, and no, there probably are no longer any depth of depravity that an artist can sink to that will shock the masses any longer Just the other day the
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12y ago
I think stegosaurus's idea is that a sufficiently motivated government or billionaire could make that land attractive to urbanites. Cheap rent in high-rises + an art and cultural scene attracted by the low cost of living + planning t
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12y ago
Land cannot be mass produced, but dwellings certainly can be. There is plenty of unused or underutilized land in the US waiting for a high-rise to be plopped on it.
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ANTSANTS
12y ago
>Assuming your FPS was actually something like 358, not 358,596, that's still an extremely high FPS. When your FPS is so high, it becomes difficult to accurately measure the reasons for worst-case performance. A sudden spike within
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ANTSANTS
12y ago
Ever been on a video game emulation forum? A lot of the users come across as about 10 years old. Windows 3.11 may not have the same appeal, but I bet you there are kids learning DOS today to play System Shock.
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12y ago
2600 Pacman sure does suck, but to be fair, that video was recorded on a potato at 14hz, making the flickering ghosts inscrutable instead of just annoying. Here's one that seems to have been recorded at 60hz then downsampled to 30hz wi
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12y ago
I wasn't talking about OSX though.
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12y ago
>I've often wondered as I look over feedback like yours if one of the reasons some web developers prefer NIX is because a good many tutorials are written assuming a NIX environment. Would love to know your thoughts. I think it'
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12y ago
>Emacs editing and movement shortcuts are built into OSX system-wide. (Ctrl+A and Ctrl+P collide on Win, Linux and keyboard management in ubuntu is messy and unreliable) Not everyone likes emacs. Like the vast majority of PC users, I gre
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12y ago
>Save/Open dialogs in OS X are limited. One example: I go to save a file and create a folder. Ooops, I want to delete that folder but I can't do it from the dialog, I have to go and open a Finder instance. Windows generally let
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ANTSANTS
12y ago
If you spend any time browsing the archives/ghost boards or the public ban list, seeing what content gets deleted and what people get banned over, I think you'd change your tune.
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ANTSANTS
12y ago
It's pretty sad how all it took was time and a thin coat of feminist paint for HN to forget how corrupt and morally bankrupt these clickbait "journalists" are. http://www.realdanlyons.com/blog/2012/0
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12y ago
Welcome aboard.
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ANTSANTS
12y ago
I totally understand where you're coming from. 4chan was my refuge for a very long time through some tough times in my life, and 8chan is the only alternative I've used that captures the feeling of 4chan. I tried many other en
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12y ago
> Is this an accepted stat or is this a soundbite used by 8chan supporters? The qualifier you missed is "who were there entirely for the freedom of speech they enjoyed." There are some 60-80,000 daily users of 8chan right now,
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12y ago
>It's not directly relevant to the topic, but if you really believe this you should better educate yourself with regard to what has been done in the name of gamergate. No, really, gamergate supporters like Milo Yiannopoulos have als
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12y ago
Members of the anti-GG and social justice crowds have carried out similarly stupid and counterproductive acts of aggression and bullying. They still all deserve a voice and home. SWATing is horrible, but IMHO you should be placing more of t
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12y ago
A guy that has been using 4chan and other anonymous messageboards since he was 12 acts and thinks like a 4chan user. What a shock. I know it's not the same to you, but if you look at the top 15 boards on 8chan, that list includes a boa
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12y ago
That's fair, but then he shouldn't have been surprised when his site started hemorrhaging users who were there entirely for the freedom of speech they enjoyed. 8chan will probably last much longer than 4chan precisely because Fred
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12y ago
The official reason was along the lines of "I don't want to host another Project Chanology," but it probably had more to do with the fact that moot was closely involved with at least one Gawker Media employee[1] and spoke at
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12y ago
Oi, downvoters, can you convey your objections in the form of text? Not because I give the slightest shit about internet points, but because I want to understand what you're thinking.
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12y ago
I caught that. I will also admit that I could have been more verbose and state that I was primarily objecting to >we should do something about it. because I believe governments and societies generally function better when they err on the
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12y ago
What are your thoughts on the war on drugs?
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12y ago
Porn and sexual norms have been inextricably linked for decades now. One need only consider the once shocking, now common practice of pubic hair removal to understand this. That cat is out of the bag, so to speak. And not all porn is like t
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12y ago
What on earth does that have to do with internet porn? I think you took my mention of societal collapse way too literally, but if you want my serious opinion on that, the real problems afflicting millennials are all directly caused by eco
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