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WeylandYutani
3y ago
Can we please change videogame music licensing to how the movie industry works? Nobody is going to jank away Apocalypse Now because of the Doors contract expiring. I know I know videogames are just toys not art etc etc. But they make more m
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WeylandYutani
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Children in the Netherlands now learn to skate on man made ice when it's ten degree Celsius. And we have this of course https://www.snowworld.com/en Life finds a way.
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WeylandYutani
3y ago
I bought a frankly too expensive iO10 and it only connects to my phone via Bluetooth.
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WeylandYutani
3y ago
If FSD is the future (personally I think we're fifty years away but whatever) why the hell would you hand that future over on a golden platter to Tesla? Any serious car maker would rather develop their own software to remain relevant.
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WeylandYutani
3y ago
The packages are insured, Amazon/DHL/UPS/etc are billion eurodollar corporations... Victimless crime? Except for the poor bastard security guards I suppose.
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WeylandYutani
3y ago
If Disney makes a movie about your IP you'll immediately become famous and everyone wants to make deals with you. It would be a lottery ticket.
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WeylandYutani
3y ago
In the 1970s Dutch lawyers, in the hippie spirit of the time, realised that only the rich could afford legal advice. So they decided to start doing pro bono work for the poor.
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3y ago
A lot of progressives are angry at the cheap plastic crap that Action sells but they conveniently forget that poor people don't scuba dive in the Carribbean much.
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WeylandYutani
3y ago
And if we had done nothing and let Khadaffi commit genocide you'd be complaining about it too. The West just can't win. Everything is our fault.
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There was a famous flooding in the Netherlands in 1953 that was basically predicted by engineers but the country was broke after WW2. I think Libya is the same? They just came out of a civil war.
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A train that has seats left in rush hour? I envy you.
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It's true that Google is unpredictable but as it stands Android still allows me to install apps outside of the approved store.
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https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/7/14/black-refugees-stra... The EU is rich and safe and will commit whatever atrocities to maintain it.
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One thing that I find funny is that when I want to adopt a dog I'm screened meanwhile a drug addict or pedophile can have children no questions asked.
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I was in Amsterdam a few days back and decided to take a look at the new automatic underground parking. When land is expensive enough efficiency finds a way.
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True. There was an infamous case in the Netherlands were the Bulgarian thieves realised their mistake and burned a million euro painting in their mother's stove to get rid of the evidence. Criminals contrary to Batman cartoons aren
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And with respect for indie games the vast majority of them barely make money. Unity was trying to squeeze water from a rock.
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In the Dutch system the judge has the last word not the prosecution so no it doesn't work.
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WeylandYutani
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Things like AfterPay exist. Or you could only do business with reputable companies- that has worked for me.
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In the Netherlands a significant portion of homeless are foreign citizens. The safety net purposely excludes them because otherwise you get half of Romania moving here.
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These tactics don't work because both sides will just go colonel Kurtz and spiral into endless depravity. The CIA tried their mind ops from Vietnam to Nicaragua and their enemies never cowered.
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I've seen Malwarebytes flag uninstallers a few times.
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I have seen Steam turn into videogame Facebook over the years. Not my scene but there are people who care a lot about their "profile". Valve is genius.
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If we can send robots to clean up shit hole countries so that decent people don't have to develop PTSD I'm all for it.
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It's just a way for tech bros to dodge responsibility. The people who program AI should be liable for injury.
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He was dealing with the naive and idealistic bullshit that Americans are actually willing to fight in the wars that they vote for. The Pentagon immediately scrapped the draft following Vietnam and started recruiting from the trailer parks.
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Is it nonsense if half of Americans believe it? I live in a post religious society and it's easy to forget that these things still matter for the rest of the planet.
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It's inevitable with a two party system. If the US had 20 parties there would be a political tradition to form coalitions. Liberals forming a government with far right Christians- the best medicine for ideology is Machiavellian pragmat
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In the US you have to register to vote. That creates friction. In my country they send every adult citizen a ballot.
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Most Americans are old, obese or both. Without air-conditioning the country won't be able to function and AC will only make the problem worse long term.
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