TheFreim

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721.
by TheFreim 5y ago
> I wouldn't recommend VFIO just for gaming, there are better options. What options? I'm interested.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
Is it really native performance? I find it hard to believe but now I'm curious and will have to try this out...
723.
by TheFreim 5y ago
Do you know where this is documented? This would be very useful to me.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
Yes and a monarchy is a representative democracy because the king represents the people and has the sole vote on things.
725.
by TheFreim 5y ago
> small, one person companies founded near the beginning of personal computing are shutting down. It could also be that they didn't appropriately expand, or expanded too much.
726.
by TheFreim 5y ago
I created an alternative account the other day and it didn't ask for my identity (within the last two weeks)...
727.
by TheFreim 5y ago
> Discord accounts are tied to real identities Since when? My discord account doesn't have my name or phone linked at all, just email.
728.
by TheFreim 5y ago
Yup, that's it. Every time you get hungry drink a tall (TALL!) glass of water and usually the hunger goes away and you end up being content with an appropriate amount of food.
729.
by TheFreim 5y ago
> A suggestion that there may be a yet undiscovered mechanism for gravity isn't useful to science. How do you know the impact of something that's undiscovered? Also how do discover new things but by looking where others aren&#x
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by TheFreim 5y ago
Caffeine?
731.
by TheFreim 5y ago
Other than paid software like Logos/Verbum bible software I don't know of anything like this, sadly.
732.
by TheFreim 5y ago
It's a translation. It was originally written in Latin.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
This is something I've wanted for so long! Amazing! Most sites hosting works such as those of St. Thomas Aquinas are often lacking, this looks great!
734.
by TheFreim 5y ago
Doesn't having someone who doesn't speak like you, doesn't share your culture, etc make working together worse and therefore not as good of a match? If I went to China and tried to get a job I wouldn't fault them for cho
735.
by TheFreim 5y ago
How so?
736.
by TheFreim 5y ago
Are there people programming their "algorithms" with flags that say "if black, fire them"???
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by TheFreim 5y ago
Are supermarket workers under payed?
738.
by TheFreim 5y ago
I've found so much useful information on small github projects belonging to random people who published their work for no apparent reason that I've lost count.
739.
by TheFreim 5y ago
Or maybe now that phones are here the extremely advanced aliens are more worried about opsec.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
>Good, now if only people understood what UFO stands for and that "unidentified" doesn't imply "alien". It is my perception that most people know that UFO doesn't mean alien but willfully suspend disbelief,
741.
by TheFreim 5y ago
They could just charge her as Jane Doe
742.
by TheFreim 5y ago
I can sympathize with losing an old Hotmail account. I had a live/Hotmail account that got locked years ago and it's impossible for me to remember details I used. The accounts linked to the email are very near and dear to me and I
743.
by TheFreim 5y ago
I think you've really pointed out the paradox which I was trying to get at in a nice way. The paradox is resolved when you understand that those who don't like welfare, at least how it is now, don't think "greed is good&
744.
by TheFreim 5y ago
I find that with most newsletters I don't really care about what's new or has changed. It's only when I actually need to use X product or do Y thing that I like to know what's new. This makes RSS nice since I can go week
745.
by TheFreim 5y ago
Isn't a corporation just a group of groups?
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by TheFreim 5y ago
myemail+newsletter@example.com Filter it out so it doesn't get in the way, read them when you want to (still generally dislike newsletters in email, rss is nicer)
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by TheFreim 5y ago
> “Welfare makes people lazy.” The notion is buried so deep within mainstream political thought that it can often be stated without evidence. How does this somehow translate to "greed is good" and that "helping others&quot
748.
by TheFreim 5y ago
I guess it comes down to the question of what a "nation" actually is. I don't really know if the idea someone can just join a "nation" willy nilly makes much sense, otherwise nation is just synonymous with country.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
> The idea that greed is positive and that helping others only "enables laziness" Who says this? I've never met someone who thinks charity is a bad thing.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
> toxic individualism > Not to mention the concept of democracy, which is probably not going to survive this decade here. These seem to be related. Democracy requires a high focused on individuals, right? Individual choice, individual

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