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BongoMcCat
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
Are you talking about casino or bitcoin now?
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
not op, but if bitcoin existed 1000 years ago, it would probably have replaced gold as a generic currency. And while one might argue that the reason that gold is valued today is because of historic reasons, that it has been accepted as some
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
so, almost correct, but at the same time the exact opposite? If land has no intrinsic value, what does?
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
If the 500+ price kit is a huge bucket of random pieces, then I guess the bucket people would. =)
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
> 20 dB represents a change of a factor of 10 in amplitude (volts), while 40 dB is a factor of 100, 60 dB a factor of 1000, and so on. I always thought it was 10dB, or one B that was a change of factor 10. Have I missed something?
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
It probably isn't the same institutions.. Or, to be clear, it isn't. For this to be turned into a law it would need to go through several steps, and currently there really isn't any reason to think that it will. Maybe this is
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
I don't really understand your comment. Are the group that you are calling "snowflakes" people who want there to be a system in place to remove people from a project, or is it the opposite?
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
Just wanted to say thnx. This was informative.
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
Just out of curiosity, when you spent 9 hours at work, was that in a software field? If so, why would you choose to do the same thing 18 hours a day for 5 years?
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
+1 I can really relate to this. Thnx.
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
Just out of curiosity, how often do people claim that your random number generator is broken? And then when you ask why they think that, it's an anecdote about some time when they had incredibly bad luck?
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
As a European, I mostly just find it interesting that americans have such an extremely black/white view of free speech.
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
Or read the nymag article, and find out that it is a quote from peter thiel, not something an editor made up....
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
But there is still a common language in the us. And national TV-networks with lots of viewers in both those states. Neither of those are true for Europe. I would argue that it is fair to say that the US is more homogeneous than Europe, espe
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5y ago
I have never been to Croatia or Poland, but of course you are right in that there are European countries where religion has a more central role than in other European countries. But, how common is it really in Croatia or Poland to use chris
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
You are right, we Europeans still have more we need to do before we are truly secular. But, I still find this funny.
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
As a European, I find it quite amusing that religion is so central to american culture, that they even figured out a way to make a christian version of atheism.
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
take the first line/vector, then just call that line/vector "first-new-dimension". Then take the second line/vector, and decide that this vector can be written as a 2-dimensional vector made out of "first-new-d
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
How do you feel about regular smileys? I would argue that smileys are useful for the reasons you stated, but do you really need to use the emoji icons instead of building your own with regular characters such as :) ?
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
Why not name the company?
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
I can't really comment on the quality of the code, my reason for going opnsens over pfsense is mainly because the company that owns pfsense seem to be real asshats. But, looking at: https://docs.opnsense.org/development
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
Wow, thnx for the link.
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
In what country? If a cop didn't do what they could to save someones life where I'm from, it would be a huge scandal...
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BongoMcCat
5y ago
This is probably some joke that I just don't understand, but just to be clear: Are you saying that there either was no tsunami or that the NSA created the tsunami as a cover to buy harddrives?