Blikkentrekker

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by Blikkentrekker 6y ago
Rust is indeed starting to enter the territory where features are added on top of features as a way to deal with that there were too many restrictions at the start. It is starting to become a pain to me, but I'm glad that apparently
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by Blikkentrekker 6y ago
Then what is the reason that `robots.txt` is so widely followed even without a legal requirement to do so?
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by Blikkentrekker 6y ago
> But the written bible needs to exist or the religion will fade out, correct? By name perhaps, the same ideas will always live on under a different name. > No one is able to adopt the practices of the Minoan religion. The Minoan reli
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by Blikkentrekker 6y ago
>That population is every person ever born - no one was born believing in Anti-semitism or Nazism. No one is born tob believe in anything, however one typically has opinions on matters by the time that one is capable of reading. >Wait
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by Blikkentrekker 6y ago
Two party states lead to tribalism. The party that wasn't in power at the time was the first to talk about containing it, and that led the other party to practically be against containing it. Such is how U.S.A. political issues tend to
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by Blikkentrekker 6y ago
One can still download the standalone player and download old games and animation to play them. I do this from time to time since some of the old games were rather entertaining.
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by Blikkentrekker 6y ago
> If you allow Islamic terrorists to publish their indoctrination materials, conversions to their cause will increase. This is especially what I'm sceptica about, as well as the banning of publications such as Mein Kampf . It seems
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by Blikkentrekker 6y ago
There is indeed no easy solution on what is “good for democracy”, but that ideal can be damned to me because the idea of voters making ”informed choices” is laughable and they will always primarily vote based on simple tribalist allegiance,