Lacerda69

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by Lacerda69 3y ago
yea hack "attribution" is mostly bs
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
probably ruined their own experience as well. wheb I use cheatcodes it usually ruins the game for me (what is the point playing now that i can have everything)
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
ok sure, but that is the one thing they should not be lazy about. Not that I'm complaining, just curious.
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
I disagree. You can say anything but deny the holocaust. Denying the holocaust took place is not speech, it's a crime.
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
If you actually believe the holocaust was an invention and spread this belief in public you should be jailed IMO. Not sure what other "opinions" you are alluding to. Who has been jailed for that in Germany? Genuinely curious.
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
I live here and I have never heard of that. Do you have a source for this?
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
I was in engineering and we had 4 or 5 women and hundreds of dudes. Needless to say I was using dating apps a lot in that time. I always pushed to meet in person early instead of weeks of chatting. Far easier to fight out if there is chemis
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
Why do these infamous master criminal hackers always reuse passwords/handles and leave traces? It's relatively simple to use random credentials everywhere and to completely disconnect your hacker persona from RL. Or is it that we
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
Why not? In what way have norms (in the USA I assume) changed that rejection in person should be a big risk?
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
Just commented exactly that above -.- But yea I stopped using them in 2016, so they got that much worse since then I guess?
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
I personally had great experience with dating apps. Met two of my long-term partners on an app. Not sure if I would still use them now, but back then it wasn't bad. Of course social media and the internet has enshittified a lot over t
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
Some people - mostly anti-woke Americans - think that there is reduced freedom of speech in Germany because you can go to jail for denying the holocaust or Nazi slogans. Not sure if OP meant that but I saw that opinion around.
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
Land of the free
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
>Recent estimates suggest a staggering 815m children—one in three of the global total—have been poisoned by the metal. This is insane, hard to believe tumeric is the main culprit. But then again lots of these children probsbly live in In
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
This would be a good thing for almost every type of service. Dogfood your social media, the food you produce, the enterprise software you write etc. Alas its not that easy
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
KRAZAM is a prophet and must be protected at all cost
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
I would have to try it but my feeling is I would be just as productive. Of course this is related to creative work, like coding, writing, design etc. Less creative work like kitchen work, or manual labour in general I can do until my body g
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
Working less seems like reasonable advice all around. To be honest I rarely have more than 3-4 productive hours in a day, where I actually get hard stuff done. Sure on special days I can be productive 8+ hours; but those are rare.
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
Thanks for the long explanation, that makes sense. I too feel that there is little desire to rehabilitate people who have committed a crime. Once you are in that category you are marked for life, and visibly. It's still a stigma in cou
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
It's easy with ControlNet OpenPose
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
i find it mindboggling that criminal records are so accessible in the US - so that something like ripoff report is a legal business there does not surprise me in the least
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
nah she won and did a great service to her fellow human beings. this was not lost or wasted time. people spend decades on far more "useless" things - not that there is anything wrong with that
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
and they would also benefit from the social net the state provides plus everything else taxes pay for, so your point is what exactly?
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
> a fairly simple game play idea, executed well. tbh that is all you need for a truly exceptional product, not just in gaming. And it's insanely hard to do that. Dungeon Keeper is still one of the best games I played after all these
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
Everyone makes bad games, IMO he did some really exceptional ones; so I agree its a valid marketing strat and so far it worked out for him, more or less. I think people are so passionate in this thread because we want him to be better, to
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
Black & White was amazing. Granted I was a kid back then so maybe impressionable, but few games have made me feel that intensely about some pixel people. I think he hit the spot with that one- even though I agree that the vision was muc
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
Exactly, contrary to doom sayers beliefs, ML models will enable a huge new segment of creators. It is already happening with people creating games/movies/books/music etc. that are of much better quality than those churned o
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
use open source stable diffusion - your imagination is the only limit there.
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
the worst advice
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by Lacerda69 3y ago
Blizzard used to me my absolute favourite game company; its so sad how they have fallen off since they got bought by Activision.

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