Wolfenstein98k

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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
The attack sites are in civilian areas.
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
No it isn't. You are perhaps obligated to take an interest in your own democracy, although that doesn't mean you're obligated to inject it into your workplace and every facet of life. You are by no means obligated to take an
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
That's actually the only way to disentangle it - by disentangling it. "colour-blindness is racism" is postmodernist garbage. Same for "everything is politics", a derivative of the same impulse. You aren't emplo
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
I am instinctively opposed to the European way of regulation, but boy so I agree with this.
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
Some people experience a form of "empathy" stronger than most, which means they end up almost mimicking anyone new or different. Often seems to come with insecurity too. No idea why, it appears to me to be a personality facet that
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
What about those little USB fans pointed at your hands?
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
Only if you presuppose that the agency is always right. Agencies are often wrong and sometimes very seriously so. The FDA trying to take over regulation of tests is another example. There is a perfectly legitimate view that Chevron deferenc
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
Dogs and horses didn't perform in the world solely by communication
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
Similar for me. It is almost as if once I bookmark something, it disappears from the internet. I never see it again.
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
Imagine getting fired from Google by Steve Jobs.
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
This is the cost of doing many new things at the same time I think. Also: "“The low fault rates in old cars show that car owners are keenly aware of the importance of car maintenance. Regular servicing has a key role in this positive r
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
But if I had tonnes of cash, I wouldn't get a mortgage.
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
Then why raise an additional $100m?
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
There is a reason - it's tiresome. It reeks to me (personally) of someone who is really really high on their own supply, and if they were speaking it aloud they'd be using a condescending newsreader voice. Just my $0.02
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
This is an interesting approach. Do you imbue reach handle with its own persona (presumably a fragment of yours, writ whole)? Or is it basically just a cover for whatever you feel like writing in each moment?
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
What makes you think "the people in charge of social media"* aren't good people? (* Is this just at the CEO level, so a handful of people? Or like, their immediate underlings, so a few dozens of people? Or middle management,
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
I don't know how to say this constructively, but this post reads like it is written with a deep smugness. It feels very "ego-y". It feels like the author has glommed onto a real concept (denying the ego) but instead used it t
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
Every time I consider trying to take up coding, I remember that I have tried to write the most basic AHK scripts possible and cannot even get going with the tutorials. I find it completely impenetrable.
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
Can't be read on mobile (Brave browser)
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
"The combined power of F# and C#" So, a power chord?
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
Thank goodness. Web3 was, at least in the last few years, little more that a meme reliant on very cheap money due to ahistorically low interest rates. The sort of thing that only proliferates after it's been so long since the last rece
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
Water accumulates oh the lid (steam), then eventually drips off into the food with all the microwaved-plastic goodies.
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
I think it's because the unit heats up over time, and its sensor can't adequately adjust for that. My baby monitor does the same thing - the temperature tracks up after a half hour or so. The unit is warm to the touch by that poin
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
The study which found New Jersey at number 1 was a different study - one about self-censoring. The first study mentioned is the one that found the South most discriminated against.
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by Wolfenstein98k 3y ago
Fantastic to see. This generation of games is very underrated, and mostly lost due to difficulty emulating.
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by Wolfenstein98k 4y ago
Says who? Unless you're proposing identical output when you say "same work", which is never true anywhere in practice, this is plainly false.
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by Wolfenstein98k 4y ago
Commissions are a good example. They are deeply "unfair", using the logic of objections to the original article.
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by Wolfenstein98k 4y ago
Price discrimination is efficient. You don't have to like it, but you can't claim it isn't. Your claim that wages being below someone else's is "societally harmful" requires some proof beyond your intuition.
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by Wolfenstein98k 4y ago
Is it evil that a Google One subscription or a software package costs a lot less in Bangladesh than in America? Are Americans being harmed here? Should a global union be formed to force Bangladeshi prices up to parity with the States? Prici
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by Wolfenstein98k 4y ago
I don't think they are saying that pay parity is good , just that it exists in relatively few circumstances, and almost always in the public sector.

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