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There's also a rifle codepoint that is apparently abandoned https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/charliewarzel/thanks-to...
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Good. I don't need my pistol emoji replaced with a squirt gun any more than I need the word pistol in this sentence replaced by my keyboard, my browser, my OS, my font, or anyone else who isn't me who wants to dictate how I think
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We could all live on soylent powder exclusively... We could eliminate all kinds of unnecessary food production. /s
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It's hard to keep milk and bread fresh as long as other things, so you don't buy as much in advance, and therefore run out sooner. I can buy several weeks of stuff in advance, but not several weeks of milk and bread, or it'll
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Other side of the coin: 1 truck delivers milk (and bread?) to an entire neighborhood, instead of 50 people driving 50 cars to get 50 bottles of milk.
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somewhat related articles about Meridian 59, one of the earliest graphical MMOs as we know them -- it's now open source apparently https://www.newyorker.com/tech/annals-of-technology/the-last... https:/
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the "reputable source" you downloaded from can always be compromised
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It's not as though most countries have a local Google / Facebook / etc clone, so they can't "make the goods" domestically, there's no "means of production" in-country.
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Also in New Zealand: https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/445646/chinese-communist...
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(preface: I love the comprehensiveness of this post, lots of stuff I've never heard of!) I use openscad because its fast and easy, but I can feel its limitations. I want to love CadQuery (cq-editor GUI), because I do a lot of Python wo
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Brick & mortar retail is trying its very hardest to kill itself. The bigger a tremendous fucking hassle it is to go to the store instead of ordering online, the fewer people are going to come in. Supermarket window : "we now use a
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It affects me from US and NZ ip addresses.
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Freenode resignation is official, not a draft
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20:22 <@Fuchs> in either case, https://fuchsnet.ch/freenode-resign-letter.txt no longer a draft, but I'll update this as events unfold from here "The Freenode Resignation FAQ" https://gist.g
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It's the concept of "no code software development" applied to law, and it'll have the same problems. Edge cases by the million. I wouldn't trust a computer to be my doctor, and I wouldn't trust one to be my law
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Wow, thank you for the correction, the movie made it sound like he was gone. The ending to the console wars movie was basically "Sega failed, Nintendo was runner up, and Sony won", but didn't cover the almost-made-it Dreamcas
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Blake Harris's "Console Wars" documentary... I was hyped going into it and it opened strong, but then it devolves into being a bunch of clips of Tom Kalinske & friends talking smack about a dead Japanese guy (head of Sega
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However, in many jurisdictions, a trap is only a trap if it is hidden. For example, you can have barbed or razor-wire fences, its obviously barbed, its your fault if you climb up it and get impaled. They advertised this, it's not hidde
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People sell stuff from their gardens at local markets on weekends and always have, some are quite productive. People keep their tools in their garage and that's where they make stuff, like the local wooden toymaker here. It's his
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garden -> microfarm garage -> microfactory trailer park -> tiny house village gruel -> soylent I'm not sure if there's a word for this other than "marketing", but it's an interesting phenomenon I've
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Free full game on a demo disc in the 90s/00s, you could sell magazines giving away an old gane Free release of old game to promote new game (lots of these) Free on steam / epic / origin (to get new users) Free in a cereal box
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People always argue what "open source" means, but we all know damn well what it means in the colloquial sense now. It means the source is available, and you can use it under some very permissive terms, and there is no barrier to a
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Wow! That's no cheap carnival game, look at the time and effort they put into building it! I had to go find more info about it. More and better pictures of the actual game here: https://necsus-ejms.org/interactive-media
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They're automatically machine-captioned in English (and others) on YouTube -- I tried one, the captions seem exceptional... they do speak very clearly in this particular movie, so that probably helps. edit: it seems only one set of kor
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Your first point, sad as it is, reminded me of this article I read, which gives clarity on how child soldiers are made in a way that I haven't read elsewhere, despite reading books on exactly that subject https://acoup.blog&
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Email dumps don't involve literal brain surgery with the risk of death. Also, unlike emails, memories are fuzzy, subject to change, and to being dreamt up, drug induced, or all manner of other things we probably aren't ready to co
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And what of the court-ordered memory extraction by invasive brain surgery? Perhaps not even of alleged perpetrators, but of bystanders. It sounds far-fetched, but we've done worse. The choices we make today dictate the future we live i
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There's also the fact that Walter will never, ever again in his life make this mistake since the massive fuckup is now burned into his brain (in theory, if that isn't the case, then of course he needs to be fired) -- of course, th
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That still wouldn't fix the fact that they don't have a process to prevent this from being possible. This is a multi-faceted fuck up, and several people are responsible. This includes the management who decide on processes, like Q
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This is just short of asking them to increase the font size... that's an exercise left to the user. Your browser will let you do this via user styles, plugins, user scripts, etc ad nauseam. The OS might even let you do it. On a normal
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