Caius-Cosades

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by Caius-Cosades 11mo ago
Best we can do is "change the disgruntled demos to a more loyal one"
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by Caius-Cosades 11mo ago
It's a foregone conclusion that it will pass. There is no such thing as saying "no" to EU power encroachment.
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by Caius-Cosades 1y ago
OpenMW my beloved.
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by Caius-Cosades 1y ago
The question is not whether or not it will pass, but when. There are no limits to the times something can be proposed or voted on, and it is only required to pass that voting/proposal loop once. And this brute-force method has been pro
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by Caius-Cosades 1y ago
But parties aren't fun. They're a chore.
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by Caius-Cosades 1y ago
What other options are there for Nvidia? EU as a whole is largely non-viable due to the schizophrenic nature of EU regulations. AI development has been made de-facto illegal in EU, auto industry is being ran to the ground, so there are hard
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
Because that's how democracy works. Democracy has no need for rational thought, only feelings and ego matters.
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
And that's because western nations are run by idiots that can't do long term planning to save their lives.
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
Yeah if you're not a social butterfly in the modern world you're just effed. Or about as good as dead, unless you happen to be extremely lucky.
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
I wish they had kept the 3D pipe screensaver. It servers absolutely no purpose whatsoever, it's objectively a complete and utter waste of time and development resources to include it, but I still miss it.
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
I, and pretty much all the rest of the class was accused of AI-plagiarization due to TurnitIn flagging it. Since our given task was to write about some niche article quite specific to our profession, TurnitIn flagged any mentions of author
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
Why wouldn't host be upset at a vassal or serf that gets too uppity?
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
Resisting the impulse to ask for any surplus materiel they might have to be delivered to my inbox.
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
Why would they? They can just steam-roll across all freely available western Syria until they encounter Israeli forces coming from south, and then roll across eastern Syria until United States starts dropping bombs on them, at which point t
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
>Almost seven million Syrian refugees might have the chance to return home and rebuild now. That’s great news. Just because they might have chance to return home and rebuild doesn't mean that they will. Somalis arrived in the 90&#x2
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
Rebel? How about we just call them for what they are, Turkish proxies in the north and US proxies in the east.
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
Maybe EU should enforce crippling economic sanctions and trade embargo against Romanian population for daring to vote wrong?
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
>including the economic and financing power of the European Union and by reinforcing Europe’s industrial base. >invest in our critical military capabilities Ain't that a joke. So first these people spent like 35 years deindustria
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
Well there probably would be more those kind of genius-autist-savants if children were allowed and encouraged to pursue their interest. Instead what usually happens when and if a child becomes obsessed with some topic is that instead of all
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
I don't know how it goes in the US, but AFAIK there needs to be an actual medical reason to expose people to ionizing radiation. That is presuming that you would want to go for the most affordable option of using CT scanner which would
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
Hypothetically speaking, would supporting an entity that attacked an US Navy ship, directly resulting in death of US navy servicemen, constitute as such?
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
"They know the future is 100% EVs" Meanwhile: "Volvo Cars abandons 2030 EV-only target" https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/volvo-... "BMW backs away from £2billion elect
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
Expecting in magical science to magically break laws of physics wasn't the winning strategy. The energy exchange rate was never there despite all the virtue signalling.
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
Isn't it worse knowing what was lost instead of never knowing how good things actually were?
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
Match making system essentially killed multiplayer games for me. Like yeah, hooray, some random number went up or down. I don't feel like I'm getting any better at the game since there are no notable landmarks(ie. players that are
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
I sure wish. Less toxic stuff we spread around the better. Now if we could do something about the horrible waste of fertilizer that ruins our waters and coastal seas. I mean I'd love to go and swim in july and august, but the waters ar
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
Reading between the lines it seems to me that Taiwanese political leadership may have forgotten to ask themselves this rather simple question; What, exactly, would the average taiwanese benefit from risking their lives in behest of the poli
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
It's a cool toy, but in the end you're going to be spending more time and money maintaining and troubleshooting this contraption than you would have by just touching grass and getting your hands dirty.
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
Yeah they might be buying the thousand but operating them is another matter quite entirely. If the United States is having trouble pushing the operational rate past the 45~ish% how are the poorer countries going to fare at this task?
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by Caius-Cosades 2y ago
What a shocker, community ceases to exist when people living in a economic zone have literally nothing in common, other than being bipedal humanoids that are enslaved to banks.

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