J5892

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by J5892 7y ago
Wow, I remember trying to replay that game at some point, and not being able to launch it. I'm glad they patched it. It was one of my favorite games from the early 2000s.
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by J5892 7y ago
I assume he meant given medical attention if they overdose.
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by J5892 7y ago
Is that worse than them shooting up in the middle of the street?
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by J5892 7y ago
He said they're mutually exclusive. So, clearly you do not exist.
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by J5892 7y ago
Netflix does have that feature: https://www.netflix.com/ManageDevices
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by J5892 7y ago
Despite having the ability to directly access memory via neural interface, thus rendering the concept of output obsolete, I still don't want to give up the Python2 print syntax.
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by J5892 7y ago
In the sense that the perspective has ceased to exist, and is not present within the copy.
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by J5892 7y ago
The other clear option being to attempt to affect what you believe would be a positive change in the organization. If that doesn't work, then you should leave.
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by J5892 7y ago
Saying "stay out of their way" about ICE seems pretty political to me. And I believe the same applies to anyone else who does not support the way that ICE is being run currently. I can't speak to the perspective of the other
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by J5892 7y ago
This is a weird roadblock I've run into before when discussing this topic. No matter how many times I say that I'm speaking from the individual's point of view, some readers seem incapable of looking at it from an individual
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by J5892 7y ago
fruit emojis
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by J5892 7y ago
Or a maester.
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by J5892 7y ago
But the system of continuous electrical processes that make up your consciousness is immutable, from your perspective. If it is perfectly transferred to another vessel, as a series of direct connections (maybe some kind of neuron-based &q
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by J5892 7y ago
This is only true if you're looking at it from an external point of view. From the individual's point of view, which is the only one that matters from their perspective, they are dead. Their consciousness no longer exists.
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by J5892 7y ago
The long version is a lot harder to put on a coffee mug.
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by J5892 7y ago
I recall beating most of the levels with just a jetpack.
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by J5892 7y ago
I'm assuming that by rental property you mean AirBNB or some other short term rentals. I would never be okay with my landlord controlling or monitoring my thermostat.
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by J5892 7y ago
I would happily switch my internet provider for it. I would switch my internet provider for literally anything. The problem is I live in the country's main technological hub (the bay area), and I fucking can't. It's infuriati
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by J5892 7y ago
It had the opposite effect on me. I began to feel guilty for wasting my intelligence. I knew my older brother was at least as smart as me, and fell into an addiction cycle early on, so I was determined to not follow in his footsteps. Grante
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by J5892 7y ago
Feedly is still pretty much a feature-for-feature clone of reader. After the end of Reader was announced, Feedly allowed you to sign in with Google and automatically import everything in Reader. The transition was basically seamless, and I
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by J5892 7y ago
I'm not sure, but I believe Chrome's /var symlink bug would have been prevented by that.
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by J5892 7y ago
Are you able to stream videos from any of those services on Plex, or similar servers? And if so, is it hassle-free?
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by J5892 7y ago
A 163216 page!
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by J5892 7y ago
Well yeah. I was simplifying a bit. The doctor would have to do a bit of research, but being such a rare symptom, achieving a diagnosis for blue skin would be much easier than reaching a single diagnosis from something like chest pain.
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by J5892 7y ago
I imagine the biggest challenge your doctors faced was diagnosis. It's a lot easier to treat someone when you can diagnose them at a glance.
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by J5892 7y ago
It could never be worse than VR Chat. (as far as trolls go, I mean. I love VR Chat)
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by J5892 7y ago
I have no idea. After I fixed the issue, I even tried disabling SIP, then enabling it again. It's still randomly removing the symlink. (well, as of last night around 10pm. I haven't opened the computer since then) That computer ha
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by J5892 7y ago
You don't run your code through HN as a post-commit hook?
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by J5892 7y ago
I was in the same boat. I just happened to come across a years-old forum post mentioning the `/var` symlink right before I reinstalled the OS.
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by J5892 7y ago
Holy crap, that's what's happening? It took me hours to figure out that the failed boot was caused by the `/var` symlink being removed. I was literally a minute away from reinstalling the OS when I saw a post from 2014 that h

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