Goronmon

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by Goronmon 5y ago
A smart game producer that sees a NFT-based game go down could say "hey, you know all those items you had on <game X>? Come over to my game and you'll get <benefit> based on that stuff!" Since ownership of the to
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by Goronmon 5y ago
Where do you draw the line though? Are we never allow to criticize someone for their opinions or "jokes", regardless of content or context? It's easy to just state "People should be able to make jokes or have a bad day.&
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by Goronmon 5y ago
I'll never forget having to be a moderator for a somewhat popular forum back in the day and oh man did I learn how a few people can make your life hell. I was also a mod for a popular gaming forum way back in the day. It was pretty m
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by Goronmon 5y ago
I think that would fall under "tinkering on the margins" as the person you replied to phrased it. An example of a more systemic change would be elimination of any head-to-head impacts that might occur between defense and offensive
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by Goronmon 5y ago
I assume it's because no one wants to be figuring out where the line is for whether a person was "tricked enough" for sex with a minor to be allowed.
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by Goronmon 5y ago
I'd wager very few people actually buy the miracle claims on the products. I think they instead just find it fun. I gave my SO a lot of crap before realizing that some people just find stewardship of an object enjoyable. There's
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by Goronmon 5y ago
I don't see how these can be separated, considering he was the Chief Engineer and created most of the products too. [2] It's pretty easy to separate them. You just write an article about one part of the story. Not every article
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by Goronmon 5y ago
I assume because as soon as you become the "place where people get crypto for adult content" then the same issues that OF is running into now become your issues as well. Unless people are getting paid directly in crypto, they are
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by Goronmon 5y ago
If Windows Defender was deleting any file named "Animal Farm.txt", that would be a form of censorship, right? It's preventing the transmission of a piece of political literature. I guess, in some ways, you could consider it
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by Goronmon 5y ago
This was genuinely one of the more intuitive parts of the task bar. Is it intuitive? I honestly didn't know this was something you could do, and it doesn't seem to work for me. The most I am able to do while dragging something t
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by Goronmon 5y ago
There is a pretty large continuum of potential value between the 'cheap' care that people want, and the ruinous bills that get charged. That can't be true, everyone knows that people are only greedy and stupid, and it'
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by Goronmon 5y ago
People also want cutting edge care from some of the smartest and most highly educated people in the world (which is in short supply) for cheap. Actually, people just want someone to help them with their health issues and not treat them li
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by Goronmon 5y ago
I thought a system that favors the people with the most money and weapons was the whole point of the libertarian idealogy?
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by Goronmon 5y ago
According to Steam, 92.87% of its users are on Windows 10 and only 0.16% are still on Windows 7. How can that be true, when a Hacker News comment clearly stated otherwise?
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by Goronmon 5y ago
I interviewed at a large range of companies and was pretty picky after my previous experience. I wonder, realistically, how many people out there actually get to be "pretty picky after my previous experience"?
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by Goronmon 5y ago
I feel like you're just making up a strawman here. It's pretty clear (at least to me), that the people who want a dumb car are talking about things integrating with your phone or being displayed on a touch screen. Personally, I
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by Goronmon 5y ago
Why is killing the dog necessary, rather than just spay/neuter and then letting it do something other than herd sheep?
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by Goronmon 5y ago
The way I see it as a user is that while I may invest time in a community like Stackoverflow, my actual responsibilities are practically non-existent and my direct monetary investment is literally zero. Whereas the company maintaining the s
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by Goronmon 6y ago
I've perused that filing in the past. Most of the language is about how votes "could" be fraudulent, with little to no actual proof that votes were cast or counted fraudulently. I do remember it using that "1 in quadrill
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by Goronmon 6y ago
Every person that values freedom, individuality, and prosperity should reject any policy or law that is based on a "greater good" narrative So pretty much all laws and policies? Anarchy doesn't seem that sustainable.
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by Goronmon 6y ago
It's even more odd to see the, "if you disagree you're alt-right/ a Nazi" mentality on HN. You believing that "right-wing conspiracies" automatically means ties to "alt-right/Nazis", I thi
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by Goronmon 6y ago
...if individual creators and community groups facilitating content discovery is a viable culture... That's a pretty big if, and from my limited perspective, the most important problem content creators have and the most useful servic
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by Goronmon 6y ago
That's a easy statement to make until you actually try to define what "some point" actually means.
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by Goronmon 6y ago
I fail to see how an individual loses their civil rights just because they joined a "coordinated group of people".
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by Goronmon 6y ago
Why does everyone talk about the government forcing companies to do things whenever somebody criticizes a company policy? Because there are plenty of people claiming companies are being unconstitutional and/or that there should be la
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by Goronmon 6y ago
The USD is backed by "the full faith and confidence of the US Government" since leaving the gold standard. Bitcoin is backed by collective faith and confidence in the security and utility of the underlying blockchain. The utilit
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by Goronmon 6y ago
While I don't have any reason not to take this explanation at face value, I am curious about the timing. Did they just have too many potential customers to justify subsidizing the cost? That, or from a different perspective, as comme
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by Goronmon 6y ago
The extraction process will gather something like 10 eggs (plus or minus a lot)... Isn't 10 minus "a lot", close to or equal to 0? Or is there something I'm missing with this phrasing?
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by Goronmon 6y ago
But if you do it based on an unsubstantiated semi-incoherent one-sided account, I think we can safely say you don't care about the truth of the matter. So, people or groups are immune from criticism as long as they refuse to speak on
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by Goronmon 6y ago
Someone not wanting to explain what is in 50 news articles to new commenters does not make them a conspiracy theorist, why should they do your google searches for you? Yes, this is definitely one of the cookie-cutter responses. Dubious cl

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