Pica_soO

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by Pica_soO 8y ago
Actually, we had sort of a trilemma, during the cold-war- when there was a external force on the market to behave "well" or face socialization of capital by internal forces. Thats why the front-states of the cold war where either
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
Imagine that grocery store getting cursed with every generation- the ghost of former grocery traders remain in the store helping out. Now these politer-geists are everywhere, running the store- fully automated and ruining your analogy.
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
You know that with every breath, you breath in tree sperm?
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
I had a level 14 mage, who could make water defy the laws of physics and flow backwards up the river. He died from a ruptured artery (and a evil dungeon master) when he used his skills in close combat on a water golem.
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
If you are worried, that the other party may leave you at any second- and nobody here in the audience wants to intervene in this contract of drugs for steady income, then i shall declare you damned and damsel, you may now kiss the divorce l
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
Every Organization needs a meat-grinder- a mechanism that swallows contributing individuals after a certain time and removes them from the organization. In a democracy, that usually is a far away parliament, that removes the elected individ
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
Nice one. https://boutell.com/newfaq/misc/urllength.html JS-Fat-site shaming by link.
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
Cooling can be done with ice-rods- which are created when energy is abundant and store surprisingly well in the long term. Even in the pre-Musk eras. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakhch%C4%81l
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
Divide and conquer then?
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
Once more into the breach deer friends.. Again and again we are supposed to rally, infinite protest against rows and rows of copyright reform - this is a dead alley. No protest culture or NGO has ever sustained a movement as long as the mar
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
At such projects, everybody is constantly mumbling about what all could go wrong, its just legally relevant background noise- not actually "sticking" out warnings pointing at a particular point of failure.
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
I also found the little plastic raises at F and J to be not durable enough on laptop keyboards. I had some laptops where they would wear off and you had too look for the keys every time you started typing.
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
Its awesome yes, but also - horrific in a way. I felt that way in italy. Everywhere you went, some master painter, artisan or historic figure went before you, all you ever did was but a footnote in history compared to the aeons gone before.
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
I had the impression when going there- that many of the misconceptions where copy pasted from the Japanese stereo type of mid 80s fame. At the southern coast, china actually has a Mediterranean, Italian/Cote d Azure flair- and the peop
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
Most horrific atrocities born for this quest for continuous employment- "improved" android menus - like the Samsung S8 - which manage to squeeze a additional click into a perfected gesture and lay buttons like the delete picture b
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
Its always just cooperations, solving their tax-worthy public problems by dividing and conquering it as challenge for the individual.
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
Have you tryied ignoring the annoyingyang major points of opinion popups with <microsoft-product-placement>? The windows is dead, but the M$ Fish-trap attitude exists on in the Eco-system, being natural opposed to all things open to t
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
Welcome to stackoverflow- where avoiding the question is an art.
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
You can be a technological nightmare if you get to shoot a kilometer before the enemy.
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
If you could integrate fusion into a human being- that would allow for time travel.
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
We spend aeons hunting aka problem solving on the walk- i never understood why thinking was supposed to be a thing of motionlessness. I always suspected its the triumph of some educators deep down in history - who had a preference for a qui
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
I guess this a lecture for all those script-kiddies- leave the actually exploiting to the pros- sell your zero-days on the black market. Obviously investing in secure software is more costly then having a lobbyist for prison sentences in Wa
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
All relationships boil down to two life-forms trying to pull one another over the counter to archive goals that are detrimental to the short term interests of both individuals. For that to work, both sides got to have mental bugs, exploits
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
Infanticide was really really common- it was basically late stage abortion. The unfair price for this practice was ostracizing those who did the deed. Whores and Priests where the "wicked" ones, while the rest of humanity just clo
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
Because there is a market for a dead humanity
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
I find this argument to be pretty useless by now. We all live in a modern society. You can order a crisper-cas do it yourself chemistry kit for your home, your devices are powered by potential electric hand grenades and you can write soft
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
All men are mortal - Simone de Beauvoir
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
Building structures on earth to collect sunlight is expensive due to need for maintenance, inefficient due to weather and day/night cycles and the transportproblem (no line of sight/ cables) and needs lots of land. Spacebased powe
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
Nobody mentioning the biggest hope for basically having ventures bundling abundant energy in space and sending it to earth? Carbon free with nearly no infrastructure costs beside some huge foilmirrors and heat collecting powerstations? htt
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by Pica_soO 8y ago
Its time we developed tech to defend this- fishing net desolving mines and similar guardians. Only violence can protect this planet from the most violent creature.

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