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TheFreim
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TheFreim
4y ago
Always love to see classicube mentioned. I really loved playing browser classic back in the day on the WOM Realms server, and I used to run a classic server using McForge (which Galaxy is based on). I still hop on classicube from time to ti
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4y ago
> One person was fascinated by the whipping of heavy cream in to whipped cream It's amazing to me that people don't know things like this. Making butter and whipped cream were fun activities my mom would have me do when I was y
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4y ago
> Custom servers are often not even supported anymore, as matchmaking is used to funnel players into full games and keep them playing even if their friends log off for the night. This is one of the primary reasons I still mainly play old
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TheFreim
4y ago
Using a domain hack for my personal emails has caused me annoyance when dealing with any real people, similar to the .red tld for you.
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4y ago
> We made that illegal, effetively I've not heard of this, how was it made illegal?
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4y ago
I understand the concerns people have with a two-party system, but in practice I'm not sure that's what we have. Within each party there are a wide variety of subgroups. These subgroups have varying levels of influence generally a
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4y ago
Is it bad to think humans are exceptional? It seems when you look at the world that we stand out quite a bit. You could argue the only difference between humans and certain animals is that of degree (of cognitive ability, consciousness, int
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4y ago
I've also had a ban which I can find no way to appeal, I've given up hope at this point. I got banned after submitting a claim for content of mine hosted on a channel I can't access anymore, automated system banned me. Maybe
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4y ago
> It's even arguably a violation of the religious freedom of Jewish folks to ban abortion This argument, and arguments like it, miss the nature of the issue. If abortion is the immoral killing of an innocent human being/person,
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4y ago
I don't appreciate the way privacy advocates attack the "think of the children" cliche. It comes off as a flippant rejection of the importance of protecting the vulnerable. The issue isn't the justification, it's th
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4y ago
Relating to reply girls, I really loved YouTube's video response feature. It's understandable why it went away, but it was still really cool to be able to find responses to videos. Now if I watch a video arguing for X and want to
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4y ago
> I believe it’s a fundamental gap that can’t be closed. For you, maybe, but not for all. Many/most people believe that there should be _at least_ /some/ restrictions on abortion (abortion/infanticide at 9 months is n
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4y ago
I would agree that some people are inconsistent, but I don't think that overturns their arguments. Outright murderers often think murder is wrong even though they committed that crime. Also on IVF some simply haven't thought throu
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4y ago
If abortion is the killing of an innocent human being, which is what the pro-life side asserts, there is no such thing as a "safe" abortion. Its important to understand where opponents of your view are coming from otherwise there
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4y ago
> Preventing abortions brings unwanted children into the world and pushes abortion underground, where they’ll just be less safe abortions. If someone believes that abortion is killing an innocent human being, and thus immoral worthy of b
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4y ago
Most pro-life people I know are also against IVF. Can't speak for everyone, though.
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5y ago
> their touch gesture activated erasing is kind of janky and inconsistent Could you expand upon what you mean by janky? My supernote is arriving soon and in my hours I spent reading and watching reviews the gesture erasing was consistent
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5y ago
> You're satisfied with a device that is accepting pre-orders and hasn't shipped yet? I ordered one in late January and it's arriving next week.
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5y ago
They've also stated multiple times that they're working on getting a public developer api, I think it's on their current road map found on reddit.
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5y ago
Am I able to add more than one "currently reading" books? I will usually read a couple at a time and it'd be nice to select multiple. Also it would be nice to have the ability to quick select books from my "Books I'
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5y ago
I made the mistake of having a domain hack with my last name for my personal address, really hard to explain to people and it'd be too annoying to move away from now.
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5y ago
> Furthermore, that "something" can keep changing over time I don't follow. DApps didn't change to nfts, did they? I'm pretty sure they still are used and developed.
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5y ago
> Crypto may well be the biggest solution looking for a problem I've ever seen. I think this hinges on what problem you identify. If someone identifies centralized financial systems as bad, even if they're efficient, the proble
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5y ago
You might think that the "something" "legit" crypto does isn't a good solution even though it IS doing "something". Bitcoin works as a distributed ledger, depending on your view that might be a solution in
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5y ago
Alternatively, con-artists pose as upsetting technologies to convince people to get in on the "ground floor" of the exciting hyped tech (doesn't necessarily apply to crypto).
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> Who is at the top that gains from all of this? In a ponzi scheme the people higher in the pyramid are anyone who joined in the past and is trying to grow it. You could say Satoshi with his early mining and various other "insiders&
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5y ago
I'm very sympathetic with many of the "anti"-crypto arguments but to say there is no difference between BitConnect and Bitcoin/Ethereum is just wrong. You might believe their value is based on a similar concept, pyramid
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5y ago
Agreed. People are quick to call out Russian propaganda when it obviously exists on both sides (it's a war after all).
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5y ago
It's really sad. I lost one channel that I had been uploading content to for years. I supplied some small communities with, in my opinion, what were high quality tutorials and guides. All gone [see note below]. On top of all that, the
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5y ago
Did that actually happen? It very well could be true even if the framing is inappropriate (Russians could be stationed around schools, for example).
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