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by Mo3 4y ago
100%, I believe Lightning to be superior to USB-C. I wish they had open-sourced the spec to allow for broad adoption. I really think the typical egoistic perspective messed up a gigantic chance for them.
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by Mo3 4y ago
> Oh, and also, Miller is hiring if you’re interested in joining the team. I don't think so.
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by Mo3 4y ago
Regarding the storm I mentioned; https://twitter.com/laurencomiteau/status/149470700312564941... But yes, I've never seen it being used in any other country aside of the Netherlands either. On the other hand,
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by Mo3 4y ago
It’s being used during massive storms and other serious emergencies in the Netherlands. There was a big 100mph+ storm a few months ago and they sent out an alert telling everyone to stay inside as there were literally trees getting ripped o
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by Mo3 4y ago
No idea why you’re being downvoted, you are absolutely correct and I’m afraid to say - the world can be a cold hard place and personal failures have consequences. I do not see any kind of unnecessary insults or unreasonable bashing here eit
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by Mo3 4y ago
> But it literally is the translation for swastika. No, it is not. Even Hakenkreuz, in German, does not translate to Swastika. Hakenkreuz is, as typical for German, made up of two distinct words - Haken, hook, and Kreuz, cross. It is ver
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by Mo3 4y ago
I've edited the comment as to not include the reference to my nationality, because this reference was originally meant in the way of "I dont see anything wrong with this either", referring to the original twitter links, but I
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by Mo3 4y ago
> But that would imply that e.g. the weird S[2] everyone draw at school was a different symbol every time. I'm not sure, this symbol is not known in Germany or at least has not been when I went to school there, but if the general co
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by Mo3 4y ago
> The symbol is not the problem, but the meaning it conveys, right? Correct me if I'm wrong, but if you take a symbol, rip out its symbolic meaning, replace the symbolic meaning with a completely new symbolic meaning, in my opinion
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by Mo3 4y ago
It may very well be the same geometric structure. It is a COMPLETELY different symbol (as in, speaking about symbolic meaning) The man himself in his book Mein Kampf wrote, > "I myself, meanwhile, after innumerable attempts, had lai
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by Mo3 4y ago
You mean this part in Mein Kampf? > "I myself, meanwhile, after innumerable attempts, had laid down a final form; a flag with a red background, a white disk, and a black hooked cross in the middle. After long trials I also found a d
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by Mo3 4y ago
The article you linked literally says you are not correct. > The swastika symbol, 卐 or 卍, is an ancient religious symbol in various Eurasian cultures, now also widely recognized for its appropriation by the Nazi Party and by neo-Nazis.[1
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by Mo3 4y ago
1) Yes 2) No, it might have been influenced in some way, but it's still not the same symbol. Neither symbolic nor visually.
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by Mo3 4y ago
Again, this stems from a deliberate mistranslation of a British Christian priest.
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by Mo3 4y ago
I am not quite sure what you’re trying to argue about. The Swastika has been around for a long time, the Hakenkreuz may or may not be inspired by it, however the Nazis not once used the term Swastika, or referred to it. The common mistransl
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by Mo3 4y ago
No… the Swastika has been around for a long time and has a completely different symbolic meaning. It’s also not the same visually. I’m not responsible for lack of education and mainstream misconceptions, I can only tell you facts.
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by Mo3 4y ago
> My point was that I'm already spending a lot of money to pirate … okay then. Let’s leave it at that.
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by Mo3 4y ago
Hakenkreuz is not “literally the name for a swastika”. Hakenkreuz literally translates to hooked cross. It has nothing to do with a Swastika which is a completely unrelated symbol that has been around for a long time. The swastika is also v
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by Mo3 4y ago
Again.. You are obviously free to do whatever you want, but hoarding data and then associating the source of the data with the cost of your data hoarding is totally illogical. Your personal expenses for hoarding data, or the practice of hoa
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by Mo3 4y ago
I too have difficulty understanding the connection without ulterior bias and lack of knowledge needing to be present. Taking a single look at the second link referenced, it is glaringly obvious that the tokens' abbreviation is GAS. The
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by Mo3 4y ago
Okay? And how is that relevant to the core issue at hand... hoarding all of this data is your own personal decision and has nothing to do with piracy in itself. That's the issue. You are obviously free to do whatever you want, but hoar
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by Mo3 4y ago
Im aware some people are busy hoarding data and providing it back to the ecosystem in these cases, but I fail to understand why or how the cost of this personal decision is in any way related to the cost of piracy, or why someone with this
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by Mo3 4y ago
He's on usenet, not torrenting. No need to keep or seed anything. OP is hoarding and attributing negative consequences of his own decision to a concept itself.
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by Mo3 4y ago
Before getting on stimulants, I too have taken Wellbutrin/Bupropion and found it somewhat helpful. SSRIs made it worse for me. I am quite surprised to be honest that you are taking Wellbutrin and Vyvanse at the same time. While not dan
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by Mo3 4y ago
Ah, I see. Sorry for rambling. I can understand why you would not be happy with this schedule. Timeline-wise, when I started medication, I was given only IR. As methylphenidate is shorter acting than Adderall, this resulted in me taking 3 d
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by Mo3 4y ago
Depends on what you would consider a "wild amount". Their app platforms' bandwidth pricing is pretty painful at 0.10$/GB. With these prices and considering the app platform lacks functionality like multi-regional droplet
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by Mo3 4y ago
You are welcome. For myself, it was immediate. There seems to be a certain kind of intuitive understanding that becomes obvious after the first doses of a medication. It is quite hard to explain, but it seems like the brain knows exactly wh
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by Mo3 4y ago
I have a mixture of instant-release and extended-release standard methylphenidate/Ritalin. Adderall works well too, but I find it a little bit too "drug-like" and euphoric, so I settled on regular methylphenidate which has al
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by Mo3 4y ago
I assume you will get a lot of helpful tips here, and I too have successfully managed to cope for almost 30 years, but I have to honestly admit that getting on medication was the best thing that has ever happened to me. There is only so muc
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by Mo3 4y ago
That was 12 years ago. Do you have 12 year old websites that have never been maintained ever?

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