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BuckRogers
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I agree it's not a conspiracy at all. It was a blatant attempt by a renegade developer who will be named and shamed.
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I was just talking about this the other night with my wife. I'm coming from a western perspective but we were agreeing that allowing women in the workplace was a total scam. We're religious so buckle up if you're sensitive. O
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2y ago
Haters getting mad because the war is already lost for them. Trump is the President. Resorting to little games like this, and will be fun to watch the pain and tears for the next 4 years.
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2y ago
Not a problem for me, I only took the free apps from Amazon's store. If the same app was available on Play, I bought it there. It never made sense to me to pay for an app that was not on the native appstore and while I do have a Fire t
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2y ago
We'll see, but we've heard so much crying of wolf from his detractors that even if they are somehow after 10 years correct finally... no one is listening. Only the ones already dead set against him. When you throw the Hitler jab a
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2y ago
> The desire for small phones is an internet thing, but not backed by the market. Take it as a reality check for how internet opinions can be mostly irrelevant. People have said this for years, but the mini phones were never going to be
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2y ago
This might replace my 12 mini. But I'll probably use my phone until it's dead or out of support because this phone just works for me from a form factor perspective. It's unfortunate jumbotrons sell so well to the mindless mas
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2y ago
Well, my answer to that is that it's been made clear that he's an instrument of the One True Living God Jesus Christ of Nazareth to enact His Will. Disparaging a sinner as somehow unredeemable is a doctrine of demons, that they ar
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2y ago
I don't buy your narrative that contracts that never stop getting paid etc are not a problem, but they are going to look at the DoD as well. We'll see.
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2y ago
I've heard so much about Hitler and Nazis for 10 years now. If there is an actual Nazi around, no one would care any more thanks to incessant crying wolf. Which is a shame. And it didn't win the election, so it's time to drop
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2y ago
I used 7Zip for years but recently moved to using Windows 11’s native 7z support. Any reason I should move back to 3rd party and install Peazip?
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2y ago
I use C# everyday and never want to switch languages. I just don’t understand the appeal to other things and I’ve certainly dabbled enough. It would probably just be TS.
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2y ago
I agree but it's a little deceptive. For example I have a 4070 right now and I paid $600 for it. That's good money but it is more than likely far more than most people actually need. If you watch or read reviews, you'd think
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2y ago
I read Toms Hardware before AT even existed. Toms had a dark era for a while, but Anandtech has fallen off hard for years now. It hasn't been worth even visiting. I still visit Tom's though! For me, this is a fitting end that I st
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2y ago
// You had already agreed that the Anglosphere saw America as a single continent. Here's your quote: That was a misreading. That was not the Anglosphere that saw it as a single continent. That was the hispanic imperialists.
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// If anything, from that perspective, it's the taking of the term "American" by one country to the exclusion of others and then denying the existence of the single continent from which their own name is derived wha
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// America was first a single continent. Only out of ignorance of where they landed, and what it was. As we learned more this evolved, at least it did in the Anglosphere. No one was ever ignorant of the fact that Europe and Asia
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2y ago
/* https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/America Not all countries see North America and South America as 2 continents. Rather, they're regions of a single continent called America, like South Asia is a region of As
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This is not true, as there is no continent called ‘America’. There is only ‘North America’ and ‘South America’. American is used by people in the US because the USA stands for the United States of America. Just like how the Mexicans use tha
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2y ago
That's a hell of a take that should not be taken seriously. Perhaps if you hold everything else to the same standard. Anything used on macOS or Linux or whatever else fully and completely represents that core platform, then I'd ag
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I can't imagine why any critical system is connected to the internet at all. It never made sense to me. Wifi should not be present on any critical system board and ethernet plugged in only when needed for maintenance. This should be th
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This is why I consider adaptive cruise to be close enough to FSD. Steadying the wheel is the easy part, I just want the speed taken care of as that’s the stressful part for me. That said I’ve only had rentals. I drive a 2005 Tacona that doe
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3y ago
I think people are far more capable than they think they are. The rest are just lazy and hide behind excuses to not even try.
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>it's great that you were disciplined but that's not the only thing that matters and each year things are a little worse for those just starting out The only thing you can control is yourself. There's really nothing anyone
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This can destroy the product experience. Worrying about browser engines was always misguided. Letting 5 people use Gecko will be fantastic until Gecko is so irrelevant that even those people give up. Vendors like Microsoft having a large us
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No we don't need it yet. Wifi7 is approaching if not endgame wifi though because it combines all frequencies into one endpoint. That's really nice. But I am in need of a new router-switch-AP so I'm going for it this year. I&#
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3y ago
I worked my way up, I'm 41 and working non-stop since I was 12 receiving a check as a paperboy. Worked at tire shops, autobody, whatever you can imagine. Before I was a paperboy, I ground down spot welding tips in my dad's shop to
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It doesn’t. People and these tech companies are tools. And do it largely in search of ways to take more of your money. It’s not a favor.
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