Loocid

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by Loocid 3y ago
I would strongly argue you need both. There will always be people willing to break the law.
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by Loocid 3y ago
Removing extremely useful features to avoid such edge cases is a poor move imo.
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by Loocid 3y ago
How is it too late when they are continuously producing new products?
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by Loocid 3y ago
I would love to see some stats on "the vast majority". I have no evidence either but I strongly feel the opposite is true.
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by Loocid 3y ago
I think you're underestimating how tech illiterate much of the population is. A quick Google suggests the percentage of people using an adblocker of any kind is only 30-40%. I would consider that the absolutely minimum of web viewing t
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by Loocid 4y ago
Yes? Why would you not? It's a complete waste of money to use it if you don't need it. I live in a place where you don't need a dryer for 80% of the year, and for 80% of the year I don't use the dryer despite owning one.
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by Loocid 4y ago
Do you also remember COVID is a hoax, the vaccine is killing people for population control, 5G causes COVID, ivermectin is the real cure etc? The sheer volume is what is exhausting.
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by Loocid 4y ago
That's incredibly depressing. I feel like the better solution would be to have an honest conversation with your wife that you need some alone time rather than waste it sitting in traffic.
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by Loocid 4y ago
Rider does full stack (eg MAUI, Blazor, WPF, Xamarin etc for frontends and can publish to various cloud services) and has hot reload. What Microsoft products and SDKs does Rider not support? As far as I can tell GPU debugging is C++ only, w
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by Loocid 4y ago
What half is Rider missing? And of course you should use VS if you're getting it for free while having to pay for Rider. I find Rider a much more smooth experience than VS. It's faster in almost every way (loading solutions, searc
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by Loocid 4y ago
Can you give some of the other examples? The only ones I can think of are COVID related and even then there were also plenty of COVID conspiracies that were "facts" and not facts.
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by Loocid 4y ago
I strongly recommend Rider, even for those using Windows. It's a great piece of software.
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by Loocid 4y ago
Is it? It seems incredibly forced to me.
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by Loocid 4y ago
From that article, that was a single agent who has now been suspended. That doesn't sound like state encouragement of euthanasia to me.
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by Loocid 4y ago
I understand they have more permissive euthanasia laws, I fail to see how that is encouraging it though. Are you able to provide examples as I may be misinformed here?
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by Loocid 4y ago
I've always found it interesting that the conservative view is to disallow euthanasia. They seem to be all for the government staying out of people lives until someone wants to end theirs.
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by Loocid 4y ago
Most of the world servers run Linux. Most of the worlds people would use at least one service running on those servers.
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by Loocid 4y ago
>you will have to live with the consequences of the legal system. Doesn't that mean that type of speech is forbidden?
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by Loocid 4y ago
Out of curiosity, how long have you been in the workforce?
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by Loocid 4y ago
Good thing I live in a reasonable country and get health care whether I work or not.
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by Loocid 4y ago
>Let's put it another way. If someone says the France sucks, Germany rules. And someone replies "The France doesn't suck, here's a few reasons why". Why do you feel the need to jump in and defend the POV that &qu
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by Loocid 4y ago
Have you considered that they may not value the things the city is good for? For instance, I really don't care that much for any of the things you listed (museums, concerts, restaurants etc). I value what the mountains have to offer si
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by Loocid 4y ago
>The carbon footprint of the average New Yorker is among the smallest in the world Where does that come from? I struggle to see how any person living in the first world could be amongst those with the smallest carbon footprint.
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by Loocid 4y ago
Tell me why I should give a shit about your arbitrary word limit in exactly 1424 words please.
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by Loocid 4y ago
What?
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by Loocid 4y ago
It's funny because it's an absurd comparison. It's not at the top of HN because of that specific joke.
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by Loocid 4y ago
Yes.
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by Loocid 4y ago
What do you consider a large time? There are plenty of healthy meals one could cook in around 30 minutes. Personally I meal prep on Sundays and make it a personal challenge to have everything complete including prep, cooking, washing etc in
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by Loocid 4y ago
You don't need a job to avoid being idle.
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by Loocid 4y ago
It may not alter their pay immediately but if enough people start using SponsorBlock, it seems like a logical conclusion that the sponsors will see their ROIs drop and will start paying less for sponsored content.

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