Faark

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by Faark 4y ago
The benefits could be way more immediate. Less supply might drive the price up, leading to less usage. 3M killing production and other signs of the product not having a future can drive away investments into competing suppliers.
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by Faark 4y ago
Being older than 55 is the big one. Those making very little money can join a family insurance of their significant other. Or find a loophole, like getting into the public system of another country, then moving back. For those younger, it s
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by Faark 4y ago
German here. We do have a public healthcare system. That we can opt out of and go private. The trade-off is it being increasingly hard to get back into the public one, especially as people get older and thus more "expensive". Insu
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by Faark 4y ago
It certainly would be a fun experiment. But the dynamics are so quite different from what he usually deals with. Lets start with employees... both Tesla and especially SpaceX had hordes of people wanting to work there. I don't currentl
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by Faark 4y ago
phrom already mentioned the "old subscription-products die" aspect. The other thing games tended to do, that is basically a subscription, was frequent, sometimes yearly, releases. You just buy this years iteration of fifa or CoD.
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by Faark 4y ago
Yeah, physical movement is a big advantage. Gorn and Creed were also fun, but most of my time was spent with Beat Saber. Never tried Kinect / PS Move, but i doubt it's even close. > a little more immersive I wouldn't say a
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by Faark 4y ago
Not an expert, only checked a few threads shortly before its very end. From what i can tell... - gossip magazines usually target "public figures". many jurisdictions have relaxed privacy rules around those. KF targeted whom they f
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by Faark 4y ago
I agree, GitHub should consider adding this feature.
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by Faark 4y ago
Basically, it implies going back to local currencies, with all the good and bad this involves.
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by Faark 4y ago
Your IDE/Editor can show that information to you. Having it forced to be written down there just seems unnecessary to me.
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by Faark 4y ago
Upvoted for it having more of a focus on knowing each other, instead of just optimizing/ solving an arbitrary problem. Just One and Codenames are others we like to play.
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by Faark 4y ago
> twitter files Was there much interesting in there? I mostly remember it opening with the Dems having a direct line for reporting, with the examples shown of it being used being mostly nudes of Hunter&company, that i assume won&#x27
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by Faark 4y ago
Yes, outcasts used the internet to find and support each other online. And we noticed this great thing quite a while ago. But it seems only more recently did we also become aware of the other side... it similarly boosting toxic communities,
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by Faark 4y ago
The original challenge didn't include the "only one" repeated number part, btw
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by Faark 4y ago
Sounds about right. Here are some other stats, in case someone wants sth more authoritative than someones friends: https://www.ookla.com/articles/starlink-hughesnet-viasat-per...
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by Faark 5y ago
> I imagine now days with everything being made in Unity/Unreal etc, it's much harder to reverse engineer. Unity games are actually incredibly pleasant to reverse engineer most of the time, since they are built on .NET/Mon
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by Faark 6y ago
Skylab was in LEO. There is hardly any decay once you get higher up, you're quickly approach "many lifetimes". That's why the new huge LEO constellations won't be a big space garbage problem.
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by Faark 6y ago
Not when you'd need to circumvent DRM, thanks to EU Copyright Directive Article 6.
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by Faark 6y ago
> especially once it became obvious that AWS was going to bring the site down just a few hours later. They had a clear route to make their ideological stand and cause no damage by merely waiting 12 hours more. AWS cutting them off probab
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by Faark 6y ago
Equating private with public messaging is ridiculous. Not sure how laws are in the US, but when doing support here in germany we had to have private in-game messages reported by a participant before we were even allowed to look at them. The
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by Faark 6y ago
I really don't like the term "coordinated" here. Seems to imply intent, and maybe a powerful actor pulling the strings. To me the situation feels a lot more like 4 friends sitting together... friend1: hey, you still owe me mo
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by Faark 6y ago
If similar behavior would be fine on twitter, fb and the like, those people wouldn't have fled to parler in the first place. Not being great at enforcing rules on social media is not on the same level as intending not to have those rul
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by Faark 6y ago
> Theoretically if the systems are properly decoupled and airgapped than the hacking surface area should be quite low. Since an over the air update is supposed to improve your 0 to 60 times, pretty much all systems must allow to be updat
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by Faark 6y ago
> I don't really see how this is any different now. Right now, blocking a video will lead to Google being unable to earn money from it. Their incentives are aligned with those of the video creator. > What you're arguing woul
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by Faark 6y ago
Figuring out a widely held opinion is wrong is actually not that easy. As such I have a lot more acceptance for those being wrong while promoting the status quo than those intentionally pushing the overton window. The latter is what should
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by Faark 6y ago
All of this seems to have an unstated prerequisite: The US two party system where voting for a third party actively damages your own interest. It's not perfectly solved in other countries, but having more "evils" to choose fr
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by Faark 6y ago
Might has something to with it being easier to come up with new crackpot theories than announcing policy changes. Kind of like "then debunk the conspiracy" doesn't really work, since this requires a disproportional amount of
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by Faark 6y ago
Your life experience seems quite different from mine. When you describe someone as "doing only exactly what he wants to do in that moment", I'd imagine something quite different. A heroin addict. Someone excessively overweigh
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by Faark 6y ago
Not sure it would be fun for me with something like a peaceful-mode. Combat is a useful "problem" to solve/prepare for. But having understood those are just randomly selected, totally interchangeable events (that btw, actuall
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by Faark 6y ago
What do you think you will regret? Is it not something that could have been changed with more time? Or are you trying to imply you won't have any regrets... and wouldn't that make the question kind of meaningless? As for me, that

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