NoMoreNicksLeft

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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
The problem with capitalists is that if you wanted, they'd let you go do your little commune thing somewhere. The problem with communists is that if you're not a communist and you can't be reeducated into becoming one, you mu
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
1. Open book. 2. Point face at page. 3. Wait. 4. Turn page. 5. When last page, close book. 6. Acquire new book. 7. Repeat.
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
Is it? I'd never heard it until Claude (or maybe Gemini was where I first heard it from). Any idea of the time frame when it started being spoken?
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
The internet was dead before you or I or anyone else even realized that it could die. We're just zombies stumbling around in this undead wasteland, going through the motions that we used to do when it was still alive. Ironically, the t
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
Look, if the robot can write so goodly that I get more updoots, then how is that bad? I can trade in updoots for money, cars, and condominiums. It's about updoots, and I know your ideas are bad because I'm downdooting them.
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
You could pick up a catalog from any of these places and find half a dozen different species of bees to cultivate for pollination. Blue mason bees come to mind. Anything that's even slightly domesticatable is being pursued. Some of the
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
Mojang should add them as a mob... and then have their poop be little spheres.
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
If you're outside of New England (and Kentucky), your state could still ratify it. The quantity of effort needed to do that is bizarrely small. A dozen people focusing on a single state legislator might convince him or her to bring it
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
Just a few years ago, you could have gotten the three 30tb golds for that.
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
>Increasingly wishing for this from a fictional constitutional convention: There's an interesting, one-time shakeup that we could actually accomplish. While it's true that there will never again be another constitutional amendm
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
So, your take is that schools are: 1. Free government daycare 2. Inspection/interference with parenting 3. Surveillance towards prosecuting negligent parents 4. Evaluation of conscripts I think I agree 100%. It is exactly those things,
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
>It seems like more and more people are moving back to physical media, Your physical media should be hard drives. The 20tb drives are at my sweet spot, I don't feel like I'm wasting a bay to put one of those in it. haugene&#x2F
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
>Common-sense stuff like barring DRM on content a year after its initial release date, That's just bad. How about a better take: if a work is ever released with DRM, in any market (globally, even), that work enjoys no copyright prot
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
>Eventually your NAS hardware will be outdated and you'll have to get a new one and migrate your files over. I know. The little watchdog process on the NAS sees that it's 10 years old, and locks it so it won't work anymore
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
One. The question is, does this refer to types or count?
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
> What makes this intuitive? 20 million years of evolution hard-wiring it into our primate brains on a genetic level, from every thrown rock and fall from a tree. That's what made it intuitive. But not everyone gets the same batch o
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
10,000 years of agriculture has given us profound instincts to want to grow crops and harvest them. But you don't need to, it's a waste of your resources when you can head to the grocery store. So you grow grass that you can'
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
My god, but that sounds wonderful.
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How many scrolls are intact (worldwide, rather than just France) that might still be recoverable?
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 4mo ago
>At some point people started making it into a SaaS, because Wait. That's a thing? Like, there are drooling, mouth-breathing stooges out there that would trust not just one of their passwords to such a thing, but all their passwor
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 4mo ago
Dunno. I can't read Russian for shit (pre-kindergarten level, I'd guess), but it seems like cheating to read it in English.
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 4mo ago
High Times is mostly on archive.org, if you need that one. I'd sort of like the film-making one, I'll put some time into that. On my list of periodicals, I think the count's up to 500 that I consider important enough to archi
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 4mo ago
Which magazines?
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Candida is already antifungal resistant in many cases, or so I remember reading.
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Why are we allowing immigrant cats into the country?
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 4mo ago
Ok. "Partial" means "unfair". You've cracked the code. My bad.
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 4mo ago
Never forget that we live among a bunch of B+ students that were told they were geniuses all through grade school. I'm actually surprised that I don't have five angry replies telling me that I'm wrong and stupid... this place
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 4mo ago
Lawyers don't use PACER. They'll have a LexisNexis or Westlaw terminal. That gets them all of the rulings and so forth, but annotated. PACER is more or less journalists, activists, and so forth. The fees PACER charges doesn't
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 4mo ago
They got the second word wrong, I got it right, but still scored against me. Haha. Impartial does not mean "treating all parties equally". It means "uninterested in the results". Fair would be "treating all equall
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 4mo ago
If the space is commercial, it's more valuable for the tenants. More traffic, more random sales opportunities. If half-occupied, it looks like a ghetto, and they only get deliberate traffic.

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