Eleopteryx

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by Eleopteryx 8y ago
>This is the fake news culture OK slow the heck down here. I'm not convinced that what you're describing is a new phenomenon or just a natural outcome of the fact that the news needs ad revenue and thrives on clicks/views.
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by Eleopteryx 8y ago
I've found that it's more useful to sort by negative reviews. It's reasonable to assume that the product is what it appears to be at face value, but customers tend to speak up if they feel like they got cheated. On the other
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by Eleopteryx 9y ago
I'd have been more surprised if they didn't save them. I always assumed that anything remotely hosted that I "delete" is soft-deleted, and that anything I edit is actually just versioned. (I'm not claiming to be e
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by Eleopteryx 9y ago
To browse my application's directory structure and optionally open a file to edit.
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by Eleopteryx 9y ago
Why are you mentioning this reasoning in the context of DailyStormer?
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by Eleopteryx 9y ago
Well you pretty much just concisely spelled out your political leanings. >no one can make a unanimous conclusion for what hate speech is Would it be a "unanimous" conclusion if it were a conclusion drawn by a singular person or
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by Eleopteryx 9y ago
OK, we get it. People have been calling Bitcoin a pyramid scheme for years now. Not exactly breaking new ground with that assertion, and he's not making any new arguments to back up that assertion.
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by Eleopteryx 9y ago
I was following /pol/ since Trump's campaign started, back when I was certain he was just a sideshow distraction. Donald Trump's twitter account even winked at /pol/ at one point by tweeting what a 4chan poster
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by Eleopteryx 9y ago
>There are certainly people who believe what they say on /pol/, but the vast majority of them are consciously acting as a parody of what they have been cast to be. What leads you to believe this?
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by Eleopteryx 9y ago
Just let people upload unencrypted .mkvs without it being an issue and deduplication (of a very finite number of releases) will be a cinch. Everybody wins.
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by Eleopteryx 9y ago
>You draw the line somewhere, right Yeah, I just have to worry about higher beings justifying the termination of my primitive nervous system "for science". Perhaps my consciousness is so dim relative to theirs that it would be
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by Eleopteryx 10y ago
That was a coordinated effort by 4chan though.
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by Eleopteryx 10y ago
I too remember feeling like I was dying. My consciousness had dissolved and transformed to such an extent that "will I ever be a human living on Earth again? What's stopping me from just being here forever? What's stopping th
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by Eleopteryx 10y ago
It's not always interpolating the sounds that would actually occur. Yes, a hammer hitting something will produce the relevant sound in my head, but it can be quite a bit more abstract than that. Imagine someone dancing in an animated g
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by Eleopteryx 10y ago
Unless their claims are independently verifiable, is there anything they can say that won't be suspect? That seems to me to be the problem we face now. We built systems on top of layers of corruption, that corruption has been laid bare
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by Eleopteryx 10y ago
>“One of the questions directed to HRC tomorrow is from a woman with a rash,” Brazile writes in the subject line of an email to Jennifer Palmieri and John Podesta. In the body of the email, she adds: “Her family has lead poison and she w
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by Eleopteryx 10y ago
>At the moment. Well, yes, people lie. My point was that Donald Trump wasn't a special case in terms of his position on the TPP.
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by Eleopteryx 10y ago
According to https://ballotpedia.org/2016_presidential_candidates_on_the_... all of the remaining candidates oppose the TPP.
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by Eleopteryx 10y ago
I feel like I can attribute my procrastination to a few things 1. choice paralysis I'm fairly certain I have a cavity in one of my teeth, I can basically see it when I look in the mirror, in addition to sensitivity to temperature. So I
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by Eleopteryx 11y ago
I can't help but think of https://youtu.be/Y5BZkaWZAAA
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by Eleopteryx 11y ago
If we're really aspiring to a post-racial society, shouldn't having a white male VP of diversity be OK? Progressive, even. What is the author trying to say, that white men can't fill that role as well as a black female?
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by Eleopteryx 11y ago
I don't think so. Rather, by 2050, driving will have been made illegal except on closed courses. Personally I don't think it will ever have to be illegal. It's more likely that people will stop driving of their own volition a
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by Eleopteryx 11y ago
Hmm yeah, this kind of technology combined with vehicles that can carry large numbers of people could be very effective. Not quite the same as a bus, significantly better in fact.
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by Eleopteryx 11y ago
As long as their business was conducted ethically, I have no problem with that means of obtaining bitcoins.
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by Eleopteryx 11y ago
It's a big problem when you know exactly what you want but can't find it because of all of the noise.
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by Eleopteryx 11y ago
I imagine that e.g. the average Rails job listing gets maybe 1/10th that many candidates. Certainly one wants an edge, what I find confounding is that none of the advice dealt with proving actual ability as much as being shinier and fl
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by Eleopteryx 11y ago
Aren't you describing all of the things that you should be trying to see through, to see past? Anyone can fake being an uncontroversial, positive, "team player" in the interview process. Anyone can take a nice headshot. Anyon
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by Eleopteryx 11y ago
For this to happen, wouldn't it mean that recovery codes never expired?
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by Eleopteryx 11y ago
I feel like you're being sarcastic, but on some level that's a reasonable point.
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by Eleopteryx 12y ago
That's largely because the experiences are ineffable and simply can't be accurately related. It would be like trying to describe the color "red" to a blind person. At best you can try to make an analogy to something with

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