Levitz

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by Levitz 5y ago
You have an expectation that NFTs would surely instantiate objects, I see no reason for that. Moreover I see no motivation for game companies to keep support. Imagine you have an NFT for, say, a gun, let's go with AK47 because of its p
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by Levitz 5y ago
I'd argue that Nintendo kind of does this already with Amiibo. You own a figurine you purchased and by scanning it you verify the ownership, which yields a reward exclusive to owners, the tech behind it is different but the concept is
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by Levitz 5y ago
Huh. I assumed Firefox would be the problem since opening it with Chrome worked, even after disabling plugins that I considered might have been a problem. Another, clean installation of Firefox DID work though, so I got to tinkering a bit a
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by Levitz 5y ago
I mean sure, but this is based on Jace Harr's guide, as per the about page: >The content is adapted from the incredibly helpful and popular twine You feel like shit: an Interactive Self Care Guide developed by Jace Harr Now I'm
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by Levitz 5y ago
Give me enough pressure and I can forget about eating for the entire day. The feeling just doesn't register, I will not be hungry at all.
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by Levitz 5y ago
>OK. But doing so would admit that our entire system is broken. I don't think this can even be argued against at this point. A truckload of societies in the west would be facing absolute collapse right now if it wasn't for immi
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by Levitz 5y ago
>I'm sick of people pretending that they know more about brain chemistry and human behavior than the thousands of professionals and the decades of research devoted to the topic The "thousands of professionals and the decades of
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by Levitz 5y ago
Definitely not the norm with the boomer generation. It's not people under 50 that are really victims of covid. Harsh point to make but at this point I hold what I consider to be a very justifiable grudge.
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by Levitz 5y ago
Going down that line of thinking, I think every citizen out there can have legitimate distrust of their government.
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by Levitz 5y ago
Hard to answer, you might as well ask "what exactly does this not very defined group want?". Let's take feminism for example, which is generally considered as pertaining to woke culture, what do feminists want? Well you have
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by Levitz 5y ago
Mr. Robot is less House M.D. and more Paper Trail, only with a definite protagonist and a whole lot of mental issues. At least as far as first season (of Mr.Robot) is concerned.
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by Levitz 5y ago
>Green potassium ferrioxalate solution exposed to light will turn yellow, and then brown, releasing carbon dioxide in the process. After keeping them in the dark for some time, they become green again. Adding small amounts of oxalic acid
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by Levitz 5y ago
No, there is a lot around that, which results in not eating any sugar. It's really simple and intuitive once you actually think about it. If you found yourself in a situation in which eating sugar was more effort you would be less pron
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by Levitz 5y ago
Well, there is the Wikipedia article [1] but even there most of what it mentions could be considered hearsay, so I'll go with a couple others: - 4chan's /pol/ board straight up doesn't show up. It's easy to dir
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by Levitz 5y ago
This really hits different now, I came upon it when googling to verify the news: >My 100th birthday… I cannot believe it is coming up, and People Magazine is celebrating with me! The new issue of @people is available on newsstands nation
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by Levitz 5y ago
>I know the title of the book as it was for a brief period on the receiving end of some ridicule (rather than praise), though I hadn't heard about its "colorized" idea until I read this article. Maybe the whole idea about
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by Levitz 5y ago
And Facebook is just a site to read stuff and talk to your friends, I guess? I'm baffled that the third biggest corporation in the world by revenue having a microphone listening 24/7 in millions of homes doesn't raise any que
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by Levitz 5y ago
What good is it to think by oneself if it isn't to arrive to views that wouldn't be given to you by society? If you are right and society is wrong, then you stand a chance to correct an enormous mistake. If you are wrong and socie
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by Levitz 5y ago
> I'm not gonna change as a human unless I actually move there to live permanently. This, in my experience, is simply not true. There is a value in going to different places, changing every variable there is to your life except your
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by Levitz 5y ago
That's the first thing I thought, the second was "Why does China want to make the rest of the world believe they can crack 256?"
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by Levitz 5y ago
I'm sure no matter where you go, there is at least one type of food that wouldn't be eaten by most of the rest of the world.
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by Levitz 5y ago
I've come to dislike the pdf format more and more with time. It's great for printing, it's great to show documents really as they are, and it's bad when it comes to... Well, about anything else? I feel it has become an s
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by Levitz 5y ago
Calling 10 "good" is a stretch. I'd still be using 7 if it wasn't for security updates. The snip tool and multiple desktops are the only things I use, and in exchange I have a truckload of stuff I have to disable to even
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by Levitz 5y ago
Admins? Don't know. Some moderators? I have no doubt.
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by Levitz 5y ago
I'm Spanish and I'm fairly certain I can't use the Spanish word for "black" in most US sites.
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by Levitz 5y ago
So the driving force for the decentralized piece of tech is centralized tech?
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by Levitz 5y ago
I do a similar thing when a friend asks me a favor that is going to take enough of my time, think the classic "Can you help me build my PC?" or "Something has happened to my computer! Can you fix it?" If I'm helping
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by Levitz 5y ago
Well, in Spain it's 30km/h max in the whole city, 18mp/h. Thing is, nobody normally goes that slow, from a point on drivers will start ignoring it and decide on a speed themselves.
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by Levitz 5y ago
>The problem is not even posed as "well, this data is overfitted in papers or we are solving narrower problems". I mean it does get into that: "They additionally note that blind adherence to this small number of ‘gold’ dat
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by Levitz 5y ago
At some point every player goes "Where, oh where in the world is the goddamned iron I need?", they google it, find ores spawn differently at certain heights and go from there.

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