Wohlf

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by Wohlf 5y ago
In my experience many game companies were never big on OOP in the first place.
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by Wohlf 5y ago
This stuff takes years to turn around, before Zen AMD was in an even worse spot. Intel is down but not out, they have capital to spend and are making the right moves to get back on track.
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by Wohlf 5y ago
This seems like a means to introduce atheism/agnosticism in a more culturally acceptable way, I may be reading too much in to it though.
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by Wohlf 5y ago
Wouldn't even need to be that much, some people have been amazed that my 401k is a bit over the recommended amount for my age and income.
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by Wohlf 5y ago
It is, and that's already been addressed for decades. The employment laws and income tax of the state you're employed in apply in these situations.
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by Wohlf 5y ago
Based on the methodology this should not be used to draw conclusions, this study is at best an indicator to conduct further research on the topic. The title of this post is too strong for the conclusions: > These findings *suggest* that
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by Wohlf 5y ago
Where is this happening? Even fast food places in my area are starting at $15 an hour, and paying people to show up to interviews.
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by Wohlf 5y ago
You're assuming every person who took a new job is staying there, but there could be a large number of people switching several times.
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by Wohlf 5y ago
You can thank the US government for that, it's a federal requirement on all new gas canisters. It's supposedly to prevent accidental gas spillage but in my experience it makes the problem far worse. You can still find traditional
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by Wohlf 5y ago
Your intuition is correct, undersea cables are close to direct connections while overland routes are interconnects so you'll have tons of hops. What we have for overland gets the job done so it's hard to justify the massive cost o
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by Wohlf 5y ago
It's also easy shorthand to signal "this is an action movie".
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by Wohlf 5y ago
This kind of exists in LTO tape drives, typically used in businesses/government due to retention requirements. They definitely aren't cheap setups though.
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by Wohlf 5y ago
They are, it takes years to make meaningful changes meanwhile a marketing campaign can be done in months.
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by Wohlf 5y ago
The states and larger cities have their own sets of regulations and enforcement agencies so it's not a simple question, but as best I can tell COVID restrictions and hiring issues have been a bigger blow to regulatory enforcement than
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by Wohlf 5y ago
Because even if true neither country wants to go to war, countries test each other's military responses all the time and it never goes much further than sending in jets/ships to watch each other while some diplomatic phone calls t
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by Wohlf 5y ago
Private prisons are terrible but they're a tiny minority. Governments run the vast majority of prisons and also are responsible for outsourcing to private prisons.
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by Wohlf 5y ago
Because dairy and meat cows literally would not exist if not for human consumption, their evolution and continued existence is not natural. Their wild cousins is a different story though.
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by Wohlf 5y ago
You could make this exact same argument to justify racism in hiring cleaners as well, so probably not one you want to make.
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by Wohlf 5y ago
>I believe it's quite unusual to die from an overdose; my understanding is that nearly all "OD" deaths are not poisonings, but the consequence of inhaling your own vomit. This is probably true but it's true of most an
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by Wohlf 5y ago
In my experience it's even worse than being too centered around the white male, it's too centered on a fictional 'average' person and if you fall outside that you have to research and advocate for yourself. If I have to
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by Wohlf 5y ago
People have been policing themselves since the invention of tribal societies, and monkeys probably do the same as well.
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by Wohlf 5y ago
It's incredible that it functions as well as it does considering it's on Unity.
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by Wohlf 5y ago
This was not possible, the Allies had all agreed on unconditional surrender so no separate peace could be carved out.
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by Wohlf 5y ago
How is he defining market share? I find that number hard to believe simply because Steam doesn't have some of the most popular PC games like Warcraft, Fortnite, and League of Legends.
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by Wohlf 5y ago
>lots of social activity, lots of play, lots of good food, lots of exercise This sounds exactly like a rehab program to me.
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by Wohlf 5y ago
Yes, if the effect/methods is the same.
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by Wohlf 5y ago
The US isn't even the most anti-vaccine country in the developed world, that goes to France.
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by Wohlf 5y ago
It would be great for shareholders, much like splitting Standard Oil was.
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by Wohlf 5y ago
Patreon already exists for exclusive SFW content, and with exclusive Discords you can also interact with other fans of the same content. Not sure where OnlyFans would fit in other than "different Patreon".
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by Wohlf 5y ago
These people don't matter, a single day of traffic in LA does far more damage than they could ever do.

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