TheFattestNinja

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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
It does ban the sale of videogames and movies though. Via the "age rating" mechanism.
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
Always worth remembering that, at least for property prices, "being down 10%" doesn't mean that 1y they were worth 100 and this year are worth 90, but that 2y ago they were worth 100, 1y ago they were worth 110, and this year
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
P&G and Nestle' are the usual examples
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
True, the example is simplistic, but that's just to make it fit within reasonable exposition. The author has in the past shown (elsewhere) how his techniques can actually make dramatic differences in more concrete examples (he rose to
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
Casey is a bit of a hardcore crusader on the topic, but I'd hardly call dogmatic someone who can provide you evidence and measurements backing their thesis. The tests he put together here are hardly something I'd call a straw-man
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
To me is the opposite: like i know im obese and working on it, but my waist at the belly button is about 120cm and I have never found a seat I dont fit in. And I fly Ryanair all the time.
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
I might be wrong because the source ( https://metro.co.uk/2018/02/16/age-can-buy-gun-america-73181... ) is not super fresh (2018) , but: " (while the age for rifle is federally 18...) Exceptions to this
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
> The police in this case are enforcing the morals of some subset of the local population. Some nobody called them up and they dutifully got right on it. I don't think the problem is so much about them checking on the kids' fam
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
Brexit happened and I'm not sure the UK tech law landscape on these topics is a lot more reassuring. But who knows.
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
No. Always remember that just by being on this website you are likely to be in the top 5% for computer literacy and ability. 2FA is non existant to the general population barring systems that enforce it.
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
I was wondering just that. Get the private key, spoof the data to be the "real" ip of your neighbor whom you have, do bank crimes. Ta-dan, you get him in troubles.
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
Override def isProjectile=true //Yasuo,Samira
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
Idk about you, but im getting more cold emails from recruiters now than i did in 2021/22. Admittedly the compensations advertised do not seem to have kepy up with inflation though and are relatively stuck in 2020.
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
To tie into the original post, we joke that our retirement plan is a good backpack for the post-apocalypse wasteland (you get to choose your flavor between war, climate, or many others) trekking, so I like your scenario better.
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
But why wouldn't disenchantment towards the rat race lead us more towards a "I'm just not going to play the game and enjoy myself doing art or whatever" rather than a "maybe the current conflicts will explode specta
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
Agreed. Things always fail slowly, then suddenly. And then people get hurt. But otoh the only "real" traction we are getting for issues like, in this case, climate change seem to be relatively recent and caused by more and more ca
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
Maybe it is a matter of being aware of "injustice" (for lack of a better word) too intensely, and then just becoming jaded to it to carry on. But it feels a bit too self-justifying to me, I'm wary of explanations that are too
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
True, but not sure it's a leading cause: I think many of us were way too young for it to "matter" (as defined as <= 14yo), as we didn't quite understand yet how shattering of the established world order that was. Like
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
Maybe, but is that new? I suppose the tone of political discourse has been going down over time. Not sure how that would cause this though: anxiety is kind of the opposite of "I want to see the world burn".
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
Maybe. But I don't think that being desensitized equals being nihilist, nor I believe genZ has had more exposure to "shocking" content than millenials. Things like 2girls1cup and rotten.com existed before genZ was even a comm
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
The post is kind of all over the place, more like an internal reflection than a normal message to others, but it does resonate with me on one point specifically: I am an "official" millennial, born 1989. One thing I have noticed (
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
Doubt about clothing. Waaaay too many people still depend on them even in younger age brackets. I can see "mixed" stores (like clothing + interior design) fail though as space cost is much higher
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
Idk about Dell. I just bought my new laptop (Alienware) and the same specs (pretty high end) on a "serious business" laptop instead of a gaming one would have been 600 gbp more. And the premium warranty service keeps blowing me aw
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
Both. Id argue that in addition to the policy being bad, she probably didnt agree to her image feeding into the dataset backing the facial recognition, which raised some spicy privacy questions: how did this private company get the image? U
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
Y'all getting any coding time? Meme image to be insertrd here
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
I dont know anything but im guessing warp might then count as power rather than speed and ship mass/warpdynamics might account for diffs?
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
"In software, really good names are meaningful, descriptive, SHORT, consistent, and distinct." (emphasis mine) I hate this general reccomendation style that names need to be short. This only made sense in the old times of programm
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
Slightly related: how can I educate myself on the topics of JVM internals, performance optimization and non-functional analysis like these (efficiently) ? Anyone has a recommended path/list of resources that is not just spending all ti
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
In my xp not for Tokyo. Best you can get is charming alleys but still busy. Kyoto bit better but still a hard sell on that front
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by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
"If your aim is sabotage, you would have to find a like minded saboteur to work with you" You are thinking active sabotage like git-committing a bug. Passive sabotage is trivial. I recommend skinming the CIA saboteur manual on the

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