Larrikin

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by Larrikin 3mo ago
You were just following orders, that's a great argument
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by Larrikin 3mo ago
It's become a fairly regular occurrence that any email with + just shows an error saying the email isn't valid. Bad actors can also easily strip it out after
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by Larrikin 3mo ago
I grew up on Breyers, it was the only ice cream my parents bought. I read an article over a decade ago and pointed this out to my parents that the carton said dairy desert after reading a similar article. We were able to get a refund from t
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by Larrikin 3mo ago
So why bother posting?
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by Larrikin 3mo ago
In my old apartment I was able to copy my fob from my apartment office. In my new one I had to record the interaction with the door and was then able to open the door
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by Larrikin 3mo ago
All of the evidence currently points the universe expanding and bringing everything further apart. There is no evidence of a cycle. However, some people are starting to believe the expansion is slowing.
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by Larrikin 3mo ago
Why are you syncing from your phone instead of your Synology then? Can't you sync from your NAS then just have pictures uploaded as you take them? iOS has a lot of restrictions compared to Android so two days really doesn't feel l
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by Larrikin 3mo ago
What exactly was so bad about it?
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by Larrikin 3mo ago
I have no respect for this argument. It's similar to asking was the end of Jim Crow or slavery progress or the destruction of white spaces and to be sensitive to the people who wanted those to continue. I think a lot of the issues we h
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by Larrikin 3mo ago
Woke in nearly all contexts in 2026 can be substituted for a racial, xenophobic, and/or homophobic slur and mean exactly the point of the person who used it. The lack of actual examples when called out makes it very obvious.
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by Larrikin 3mo ago
Hopefully at some point the do their own research people will kill themselves off, hopefully before they kill their own kids and family members.
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by Larrikin 3mo ago
Which games specifically were ruined? How were they ruined? Can you provide a single example and explain how it is woke and why it ruins the game?
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by Larrikin 3mo ago
What do you mean woke corporations? How does that affect you?
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by Larrikin 3mo ago
Watch any Japanese news broadcast. The blurring can get out of control.
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by Larrikin 4mo ago
Do not waste time on this when his two sources were weak newspaper articles. One of which didn't even mention Japan at all. He can use Google and figure it out
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by Larrikin 4mo ago
In 2nd grade I was assured by my teachers that all adults wrote cursive and you had to relearn the alphabet again. Then in 3rd grade the teachers all said they couldn't read anyone's handwriting and to print everything. In high sc
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by Larrikin 4mo ago
Do you acknowledge you're a minority? I detest writing and have terrible handwriting but have seen first hand that typing or just listening is not as effective. In grad school I sucked it up and just typed up my handwritten notes so th
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by Larrikin 4mo ago
Do you really think that all the scientists view NASA as a make work program? That so many people spent years in schools getting advanced degrees and there is no one there who wants to make the most significant discovery in the history of h
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by Larrikin 4mo ago
It's been illegal forever to run a pirated copy of Windows or Photoshop. Even 30 years ago people weren't worried that their pirated copies would tattle on them, businesses did not use pirated copies because vendors would report t
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by Larrikin 4mo ago
>Theoretically, the people could vote it away. Practically, if the US isn't fully on board, there won't even be a vote. Provide any evidence. This idea seems to come from your misinformed opinion and trying to provide some supe
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by Larrikin 4mo ago
In what way is Japan a "colony" but Germany or any of the other European nations with US bases not? The SDF is very capable and being "defensive" is a thing the people could vote away whenever they want. It's simply
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by Larrikin 4mo ago
I would argue this is naive and there's very little evidence to support this opinion other than just wishing it was true. It may happen on smaller projects with few users but not in meaningful large projects.
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by Larrikin 4mo ago
What kind of people?
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by Larrikin 4mo ago
Give a chart with actual numbers on the increase in temperature versus the sun. Not a diagram from an elementary science textbook on how air conditioners work.
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by Larrikin 4mo ago
Is this an argument to do nothing and let people die because there exist awful people in the world that want to profit from climate change? You can do walk and chew bubble gum in this fight.
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by Larrikin 4mo ago
You don't believe in anything according to your posting history, except the most egregious thing
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by Larrikin 4mo ago
Both sides always assume that people must fall on one side or the other instead of disliking both and wishing they would stop trying to make their hundreds of years religious regional conflict the world's problem
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by Larrikin 4mo ago
I'm saying I disagree. It is always a crutch for the first year student or the barely passed second year student that never helps with real Japanese. Writing out romaji in Japan is likely to confuse more than help someone else understa
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by Larrikin 4mo ago
I've found that any resource relying on any romaji after the first chapter or two is often a complete waste of time. It slows down beginners needing to make the hard jump, since romaji is never used except for signs in real life, and i
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by Larrikin 4mo ago
Every single one of those, except for the games, is a pre-installed built in app. It seems like you just don't use apps.

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