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by SllX 2y ago
> We both agreed on this and one thing we both understood was the fact that Republicans talk about smaller government, but at no time, either when they've had the presidency or been in control of congress have they ever reduced spen
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by SllX 2y ago
I wouldn’t call the Super Famicom and N64 ports unused or put them on a list surrounded by unused ports even with context. They weren’t widely used, but it wasn’t for lack of ambition on their part and SatellaView did decently enough in Nin
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by SllX 2y ago
> I don't know how I convinced my parents to get me this in elementary but not a single other person I ever met had heard of it. It was an interesting almost niche thing. My cousins had a unit and the service which I played all the
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by SllX 2y ago
Plenty of countries don't have the First Amendment that are still liberal democracies that adhere to more or less free trade principles. The PRC does it because they are totalitarian State subject to the control of the Communist Party
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by SllX 2y ago
There are an endless number of playlist mixes on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Music. I usually go for the YouTube ones because that will introduce me to music I’ve never listened to before, such as this one I discovered some some 5 to 6 year
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by SllX 2y ago
Well there’s the Lofi Girl: https://www.youtube.com/live/jfKfPfyJRdk BGM Channel: https://www.youtube.com/live/s1KpZtdvAdA The Good Life Radio: https://www.youtube.com/live/Ik
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by SllX 2y ago
> However, the reason behind Gruber’s issue with it has been misinterpreted and the Markdown name is very widely used without any arrangement with its creator Correct. Not to get too in the weeds on a 10 year old controversy, but Gruber
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by SllX 2y ago
Not only is this a different name, but that was an attempt to essentially expropriate Markdown. This is nothing even close to that.
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It's Jacobin. You can't expect any different. I mean you can, but you'll be wrong more often than not. (Seriously, before anybody piles on, read their About section. They're upfront about who they are and what viewpoint
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Plenty of people were but Apple was on a path to bankruptcy. Turning that around meant killing some stuff and letting some people go. Some of that was stuff that people outside of Apple liked , but part of Apple’s problem was that they had
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by SllX 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BrowserChoice.eu
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Redwoods are awesome.
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Not sure about other platforms but at least on the Switch this doesn’t affect the Sega Ages line of games. As far as I can tell, this is specially the line of releases they titled Sega Classics, but the Sega Ages line are typically the best
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by SllX 2y ago
In a vacuum, valid. You can do that. Depending on someone’s reasoning, I might do the same, but I don’t draw the line specifically at whether someone voted or not. It’s not decisive criteria.
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Sure, maybe it’s selfish, but so is voting. That’s not a sin. Voting someone into office is inherently about electing them into a position of power. Generally that means voters are going to prefer someone who is aligned with their interests
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by SllX 2y ago
I am a seasoned voter who submitted his ballot several weeks ago in addition to prior-water-carrier for said propaganda. I know how ballots work. All of that is irrelevant. Choosing not to exercise your right to vote is a valid choice, and
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by SllX 2y ago
Nah. You can opt out and complain about the outcome too. That’s my point. Not exercising the one does not preclude the other, despite what wannabe gatekeepers may declare otherwise.
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The thing to do is not blanket assign connotations to other people’s choice in how and when they execute their rights.
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> Though I will say that if you didn’t vote, then you don’t get to complain about the system because after all by not voting you’re rejecting a core tenet of the system. I gotta read more things out of this library, this is fun to noodle
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by SllX 2y ago
Well… it’s not uniform. Take today, Nov 1st 2024, solar noon is at the following times in the State in these locations: 1pm, Crescent City: https://www.timeanddate.com/astronomy/@11788520 12:53pm, San Francisco: https
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by SllX 2y ago
Claris isn’t really a dumping ground anymore. That’s how it started, but they’ve evolved their own business since then.
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Correct.
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> like apparently individual US states can. Nah, the States can’t. What we actually voted for, and I voted for this too, was that if Congress passed a law that enabled States to move to permanent DST, then the legislature is authorized t
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by SllX 2y ago
These are kids. The “chronically online” is how I would describe adults who need to go touch grass rather than letting themselves get reprogrammed into reactionary outrage machines on topics they are either miseducated or undereducated on b
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Cash for Clunkers [video](youtube.com)
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If there's any substance to a survey like this, it'll be reflected in their viewing habits and choices going forward.
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This was enlightening. Thanks for posting the link because I never would have found this page. Notably, Jimmy Wales also posted a statement on that page. The tl;dr seems to be they are intent on exhausting all legal options in India, but no
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by SllX 2y ago
> I think prop 8 was previously nullified by Hollingsworth v. Perry? Looks like it. That decision came down around the first time I excised the daily news from my life after spending too many years as a news junkie and before I valued re
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by SllX 2y ago
> there's the same-sex marriage prop (which I believe is purely symbolic and doesn't have an actual impact on same sex marriage in California) It removes an on-the-books clause that was rendered inoperable by a SCOTUS decision.
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SFPD is currently understaffed. I don’t keep up with local politics in other Bay Area cities anymore but my understanding is it’s the same pretty much across the region and sideshows were originally more of an Oakland/East Bay thing th

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