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by CivBase 2y ago
Isn't the better analogy that you insist on being able to get fruits from anywhere - including neighboring towns or the wild - and not just the local marketplace? Yeah I could get mauled by a bear if I get my fruits from the wild. But
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by CivBase 2y ago
I don't follow this logic. Amazon did something bad on their app store so now walled gardens are good?
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by CivBase 2y ago
Plenty of systems represent all values as strings, and "null" is the obvious (although probably not the best ) way to represent a null value as a string.
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by CivBase 2y ago
Do we have reason to believe this was a maintenance issue?
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by CivBase 2y ago
How did the plane flip? Do we have any reason to believe it could be reasonably avoided with regulations?
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by CivBase 2y ago
It's been my observation that organizations - including governments - rarely have that level of foresight. They're usually more reactionary.
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by CivBase 2y ago
It's kind of a catch-22 though, isn't it? If people rarely need the documentation, there are few incentives to streamline the process for getting it.
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by CivBase 2y ago
This looks more like a simple oversight with how the bill was worded rather than something intentional.
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by CivBase 2y ago
This is not an illegal unseating of our government's leadership. Our leadership is the one facilitating it. The more appropriate parallel would be a massive data leak. Although so far we don't have any confirmed cases of protected
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by CivBase 2y ago
Here's the video response from Ross Scott, who is leading the 'Stop Killing Games' campaign: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cI2G4xLBVkY In summary, the UK Department for Culture, Media and Sport responded to
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UK Rejects 'Stop Killing Games' Petition(dualshockers.com)
29 points by CivBase 2y ago|6 comments
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by CivBase 2y ago
I guess I'm not the demographic for this? I don't see why I'd ever go to the trouble of creating a fancy invite link with a picture and stuff instead of just messaging people directly with the details. "Hey Jim, we'
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by CivBase 2y ago
Gotta find a way to blame every tragedy on the politicians we don't like, huh? Trump is out there blaming Biden's administration for hiring bad ATC under the banner of DEI. Meanwhile, his detractors blame him and Musk for letting
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by CivBase 2y ago
In my experience, the biggest issue with US public schools is incompitent administrations. Those administrations ultimately report to school boards, whose members are selected via public election. But how many people can name even a single
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by CivBase 2y ago
I doubt phones were resonsible for the initial drop from the pandemic, but I can easily accept that they play a huge role in our inability to return to pre-pandemic levels. My wife is a teacher and phones are a constant problem but the admi
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by CivBase 2y ago
But it's not consistent because Linux is not aligned with either side of US politics. This doesn't address OP's confusion.
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by CivBase 2y ago
Far be it from me to defend GWB, but in fairness he didn't invade them because they were muslim. There were many (poor) reasons for the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars, but their primary religion was not among them. If it were, many other
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by CivBase 2y ago
What constitutes "harm"? Is hurting someone's feelings harm? Is misinformation harm? How do you determine intention? To what extent does intention matter? How do circumstances impact the answers to these questions? When your
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by CivBase 2y ago
Can anyone explain how people landed on RedNote out of all the other TikTok clones put there?
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by CivBase 2y ago
> except that doesn't seem robust enough for excited play. Yeah. First thing I thought when they showed the controllers snapping in place was "I would definitely yank one of those out on accident while playing."
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by CivBase 2y ago
I've always assumed their add-in board (AIB) partners (like MSI, ASUS, Gigabyte, etc) are able to produce PCBs and other components at higher volumes and lower costs than NVIDIA.
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by CivBase 2y ago
Congress is no more in conflict now than it has been for the last two or three decades.
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by CivBase 2y ago
I'm pro net neutrality, but if it's ever going to work we need the legislature to do their job and put it into law. They either need to broaden the powers of the FCC or - better yet - enshrine net neutrality itself as law.
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by CivBase 2y ago
The outcome will be that many sites simply refuse to work on any browser that does this. Users will blame the browser for not working and switch to one that is supported. Most people are happy to trade their privacy for convenience - especi
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by CivBase 2y ago
Very cool, but I don't think I understand the pricing. $20/mo gets me 50 credits/mo, but I can buy 50 credits at any time for just $10? Sounds like the subscription is asking me to pay double for the same number of credits.
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by CivBase 2y ago
Sure, but unlike a junior dev its output wont improve with time. You'll have to hold its hand for eternity.
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by CivBase 2y ago
Just comments on Reddit and the Steam forums. Nothing official. Take it with a grain of salt.
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by CivBase 2y ago
How exactly does Chrome make money without leveraging the exact antitrust behaviors that are driving this decision? Do they become like Firefox and make themselves dependent on Google to pay top dollar for the default search engine? Would
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by CivBase 2y ago
Are the works anonymous or do they call out the artist? I'd they're anonumous, I don't see much harm.
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by CivBase 2y ago
Last I heard they were still working on a general desktop release but it's slow going, largely due to Nvidia support.

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