Brotkrumen

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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
Image you treat online shopping like brick and mortar: you want a jacket, you pick 3 or 4 that you like, you go to the changing room, try them on and return the jackets you don't like.
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by Brotkrumen 4y ago
Yes, it does feminize the population. Just the other day I saw this guy being all hysterical about an article. Here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32286142#32286827
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by Brotkrumen 5y ago
So you need validation for your virtue signaling? Besides, it's "einen an der Waffel haben". Not the most brainy crowd you virtue signal towards.
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by Brotkrumen 5y ago
You just said "I'm cancelling virtue signalers", you didn't make any arguments I could judge based on their merit. Ergo, you're just whistling for your crowd to cheer you on. Pure virtue signaling.
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by Brotkrumen 5y ago
Is you public signaling that youre cancelling virtue signalers virtue signaling? "This is virtue signaling" is more of a dog whistle ingratiating yourself with a certain crowd instead of an argument. Don't know what youre try
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by Brotkrumen 5y ago
Criticising the silent majority when they try not to be silent anymore with "youre not taking any risks, so stay silent" is a bad take.
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by Brotkrumen 5y ago
According to the small pamphlet I got, there's a small benefit to the baby's immune system if the cord isn't cut immediately and some of the blood in there is allowed to pump into the baby.
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by Brotkrumen 5y ago
I had a HTC Vive Pro (2?). I didnt see that feature. Is that a Quest 2 feature?
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by Brotkrumen 5y ago
I rented a VR headset for a month a while ago. I think I bought most of the top games to play around with, but all feel a bit gimmicky and lacking depth. I'd claim that VR will be niche until it becomes AR. When I can see my keyboard a
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by Brotkrumen 5y ago
Well, that seems to be his website, so he basically is trying to name a law after himself.
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by Brotkrumen 5y ago
I heard about Pyston in the python podcast https://www.pythonpodcast.com/pyston-fast-python-interpreter...
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by Brotkrumen 6y ago
We've got a far right party that gets around 13% in national elections, in some states around 25%. We've got a minister of interior that does not want to start a study on racism in the police forces. That's two of the big iss
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by Brotkrumen 7y ago
>First, terms. Most programs work from top to bottom. The next line runs after the last one finishes. We call these linear Sequential is the term you're looking for.
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by Brotkrumen 7y ago
this is all fine and dandy, but when do you think will we have anti-grav drives?
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by Brotkrumen 7y ago
There is no monopoly in the internet industry in Germany.
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by Brotkrumen 7y ago
Would signing actually help? People who trust "Tru Woke Media TV" won't change their minds just because TWM TV signs their stuff. Signed "by Washington Post" to prevent fake videos with fake attribution wouldn'
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by Brotkrumen 7y ago
>Schwandorf charges €150 per ton of industrial waste but this can increase to €800 per ton depending on the material. That's about 3 cent per package if the average package weighs 42g. That's dirt cheap for a pretty clean solut
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by Brotkrumen 7y ago
Some of these https://krebsonsecurity.com/tag/experian-breach/ look like Experian is leaking like a sieve, or am I missing something?
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by Brotkrumen 7y ago
If you wanna be a hippie like me, get one of those coffee thermos. Most cafés will fill those up in place of their cups if you ask them. Some even give a discount.
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by Brotkrumen 8y ago
Sure. "Small" being of course up until, say, 100 posts a day? So you just need to hire a guy that is current on all legislation and court cases related to copyright in all states so he can determine fair use. That's probably
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by Brotkrumen 8y ago
Participative internet includes more than just personal websites. Small forums, comment sections anywhere, fanfic, fanart, satire, etc., all will have to shut down if they have no way of avoiding legal liability for user generated content.
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by Brotkrumen 8y ago
And once you get older, your private insurance premiums rise, which you may not be able to afford. Public insurers won't let you back in.
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by Brotkrumen 8y ago
Funny thing is, the author probably is for a meritocracy. He just debunks the myth that we ever had one or that we have one today. The prime predictor of financial success in life isn't merit or hard work, but still is what it always w
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by Brotkrumen 8y ago
Interesting. I'm debating whether I'll tell my child that Santa doesn't exist from the beginning. Kind of because I don't want to lie for the sake of tradition. How'd your child deal with their friends believing in
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by Brotkrumen 8y ago
>we do our best never to lie to them. "Santa sees all, so behave" "If you misbehave you go to hell" "Don't sit too close to the TV or you'll go cross-eyed" "Masturbating makes you go blind&quo
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by Brotkrumen 8y ago
>subsidizing tool development as part of a platform play does not count So you're excluding deploying/maintaining Open Source Software as a service. That basically excludes how Open Source is supposed to get monetized.
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by Brotkrumen 8y ago
> This law makes it illegal to use clips of a movie in critiquing it, or cut snippets of images to form a collage, or point to examples of art, film, and music in an educational setting Not quite. This law makes it prohibitively expensiv
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by Brotkrumen 8y ago
ContentID won't be enough, but google has the finances to get a blanked license with most distributors. Anything not from those distributors will be blocked. That's a feature, not a bug. Perfectly as intended because now Google ha
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by Brotkrumen 8y ago
>it sends the data anonymously It shouldn't send anything at all if Apple was privacy minded. A warrant for all anonymous data from that location combined with a provider data from that cell and the user isn't anonymous anymore
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by Brotkrumen 8y ago
All taxes are a tax to the consumer. Sales taxes are just less avoidable.

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