Kaiyou

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by Kaiyou 8y ago
This is silly. They should have >20 children each until climate change ends. It's the equivalent of suicide to get your way. Rather pointless.
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by Kaiyou 8y ago
You mean like free software/open-source? Don't know about other people, but I don't tend to leave my home all that much, so flowers outside town hall, clubs, libraries etc. are all things I don't care all that much for.
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by Kaiyou 8y ago
It's because money is something that can persuade people to do things they don't actually want to do. Persuasion has a better track record of sustainability than force. The easiest way to facilitate change is to make that change p
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by Kaiyou 8y ago
Historicaly Nintendo has always been consumer hostile going all the way back in the 1980s when they invented region locking. I suspect this is more of the CD vs. cartridges thing, where Nintendo remains stubborn for a generation and then fo
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by Kaiyou 8y ago
> mp3s should sound pretty much the same compared to 16-bit flac I did a blind test between 128-mp3, 320-mp3 and flac hearing classical music. While it's true that the 128-mp3 is obvious to find, it also isn't too difficult to
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by Kaiyou 8y ago
The way I understand their economics is, that you do not pay them per night, but per hour. I never heard of someone actually staying overnight in one of them, since that should be prohibitively expensive.
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by Kaiyou 8y ago
Your scale is off. It will be at least a few billions.
608.
by Kaiyou 8y ago
What is the point of life..?
609.
by Kaiyou 8y ago
Improving the life of your children, but not - and this is of utmost importance - improving the life of your neighbors children. Because life is a competition.
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by Kaiyou 8y ago
Extending reach isn't necessarily a good thing. Just like with software, expanding until it can read email isn't necessarily a good thing. Why not have a different award? Though, not sure why people even want awards.
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by Kaiyou 8y ago
The only things I found not reproducable at home were loudness levels that hurt my ears, sticky floors and inconsiderate people talking during the movie and leaving before the credits stopped rolling.
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by Kaiyou 8y ago
However, it's not at odds with the general public's conception of what a cinema film and when I think Oscar, I always think cinema film. I also think irrelevant, but that's another story.
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by Kaiyou 8y ago
Length is a poor criterion. Movies used to be shorter than they are nowadays. Forty to fifty minutes wasn't unusual in the 1940s for cinema.
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by Kaiyou 8y ago
You may see logical stopping points, but I see a slippery slope. And at each such stopping points there will be someone having good arguments for going down just a little bit further. Interestingly, starting down that path always seems to s
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by Kaiyou 8y ago
Sure, because only a few websites have new content every couple of minutes. No point in visiting a site daily that updates monthly. There's RSS for that.
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by Kaiyou 8y ago
Lifetime is very misleading. I expect smartphones and apps to become obsolete over the next 40 years. Just like pretty much everything software from 40 years ago is obsolete now.
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by Kaiyou 8y ago
Hi, I created an account to say this: my grandfather was there after the bombing and said that the numbers where heavily downplayed. They were saying 30k, when in fact, it was at least 75k, probably way more. It hurts me personally to have