GreenWatermelon

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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
I believe everyone understands this. Still, as far as anyone is concerned, it's "free", as in, if I break leg I don't have go homeless, instead I just pay a small sum and get it fixed.
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
and that untrusted source could look a lot like his superior's email (boss@c0mpany.com vs boss@company.com) And depending on the resources of the hacker, the email could be stylised just for him, talking about something important that&
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
Your Client could stop visiting those sites, cuz they would disappear anyway if this law was repelled.
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
You can't define lies and misinformation. If every community only allowed what they think is true you get Echo chambers, which are already prevalent for said reasons. Someone's misinformation os another's hard truth. A Flat
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
The 99% of people who drive ICEs and can afford an EV should get one. Many good things are unpopular. Shutting down coal mining operations is unpopular with miners. Staying at home to avoid spreading a disease is unpopular, but we have to d
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
Unfortunately, will power means nothing. What you need, as I learned, is discipline, which is really hard to train. you basically have Work hard on small things one at a time until you build the habits you want. On that topic, this is prett
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
> Productivity Some people have issues separating work and home, especially when the lines blur too much due to working from home. an Office makes you know you're at work, and thus it's easier to focus. For many, working from h
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
Yeah, and without deterrence it will be a 100% chance of a variable hell of endless wars and tens of millions of casualties. I'll bet on no one wanting their country obliterated by agitating another nuclear power.
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
Can confirm. "Can't exit vim" memes were what introduced me to vim. Though as a primarily windows user, I don't use it much.
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
chrome? how?
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
The climate doesn't wait and doesn't care. it's better to accelerate the adoption of Electrical cars by any means necessary before the occurrence of apocalyptic events.
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
If you're living in an urban are, then you're better off NOT buying a car and using public transport instead.
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
Thank you. I hate pay walls.
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
I agree with you, but the article just glossed over it. It should've done what you did and expanded upon these points. As it stands, the article is just "The story of Sebastian's Mum: a victim of conspiracy theories" whi
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
I would say there has to be some mandatory parenting classes you have to take before getting married/having kids, just like driving and driving school. The vast majority of people know fuckall about parenting, and in turn raise disfunc
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
Not gonna lie that bread is so freaking weird and creepy looking. No offence to your wife.
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
It is superstition, same here for my Muslim country, people pray at the tombs of dead Imams, though it is shunned by almost all scholars, but ignorance begets superstition. This is a reason why better education for all is the way forward fo
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
The sound track is especially amazing during the storm. It captures that feeling of hope interwoven with despair and a will to survive.
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And a shit ton of smaller studios and indie devs
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
Naaah, I keep tissues nearby. Gotta maintain a clean nose at all times.
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
Then vote for officials who wont put that money into the military industrial complex. If you live in a real democratic country, then you have no excuse. YOU* chose that government. * obviously a generalization, but in the end enough people
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
It's always good to focus on one course. just pick one and go with it. CS50 in particular is very introductory. It made to accommodate basically those who have never heard of programming before.
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
I winded back and did a double take when he appeared. damn I love Grant. his Content is awesome.
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
Is it really better than death? to me, death means salvation, I'll no longer have to deal with troubles.
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
...I do learned it from CS50.
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
and many are not. so the right thing is to evaluate them on case by case basis.
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
Is it alright not to have a profile picture on LinledIn? I've searched around and only found advice telling me to put one.
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by GreenWatermelon 6y ago
it's also accurate based on all the news I see online...