Yuyudo_Comiketo

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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
> And almost every time I see this “nagging” I want to leave the website Well, just do leave, what's the problem?
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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
Count yourself downvoted for disguising your own combativeness as didactic neutrality, not being pinpoint-factual and on-topic and for actually being out to get me with your downvote for disagreeing with people who you think were right.
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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
Oh boy, all my points are definitely beaten with this single one of ineffable precision and efficiency! What you need is to learn to reinforce your opinion with counterarguments instead of allegorically admitting your inability to formulate
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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
> Then you probably make him a key figure in exposing the medical fascism of Corona Era https://twitter.com/JamesfWells/status/1600526813045800960
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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
- Comment sections getting closed for anonymous replies almost everywhere over the course of the last 15 years - Undisguised surveillance becoming the new normal - Confinement of all communication to a handful of platforms - Snowden's
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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
I expected that someone would plant this prefabricated gag phrase of "conspiracy theory" as an argument, thanks for confirming my gut feeling.
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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
All ipv6 shortcomings discussion aside; What I think is the more vital problem to focus on is that the governments clearly don't want us mere mortals to expose our own servers running on our own hardware to the outside world (most ofte
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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
It's easy to gag opponents with "conspiracy theories" when you don't cut through the actual message. Academician Andrey Sakharov also did his work thinking it will lead to good things. Later in his life he had the gut to
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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
You parsed my sarcasm right. It's apt that you bring up another leader, whose ostensible independence from big-money-driven agendas went up in smoke with his initial refusal, then embarrassed acceptance of the CoC that was peremptorily
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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
True that, and I am pretty sure that humble, modest and good-intentioned guys working on a project that attracts the biggest sharks in the business can certainly fight against trillion dollar assets of the latter with their bare scientific
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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
Unconditional free money for everyone. Nice story for 5 yo children, but not for those who have even the most basic of grasps on the history of the humankind. Unconditional as in mousetrap cheese it will be.
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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
Everyone is free to indulge in naivety all day long, believing the legend that Vitalik is just a nice independent guy who does all of this for the greater good and does not care about money, but the entities behind him are quite notorious f
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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
Seems most likely that you're not the chosen one to hype this new shiny trendy thing, so it doesn't waste precious CPU cycles on you. It is only if you have truly, zealously dedicated your life to promote ChatGPT in mainstream IT
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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
Feed it some CMake files from llvm repository and ask it why would the windows build with LLVM_ENABLE_PROJECTS="all" keep failing, so that it chokes to death in its infancy, and save the humankind before it's too late and the
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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
That's reversible with due determination! Now, me personally, I seek determination as hard as I can, but keep finding only useless crumbles of it, seeing the way things evolve around me. It takes an enormous inner stoic to become e.g.
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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
If you want to feel, pursue art, not soulless tech. Wait, tech has got that covered too... At least we can still ride our bikes.
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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
This is how you promote a technocrat to be later put in the role of the head of one world government: You censor, mute, cancel all dissent for years. You turn homes to prisons and enforce inhumane conditions for people to just be able to &q
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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
Simply fascinating! Would be immensely cool to be able to export to SVG.
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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
We're two now here. I don't feel anything personal towards inanimate things like software and corporations, even less so do I want them to treat me personally. For I know that all such plausible pretensions are in fact nothing but
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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
No thanks, I'll rather wait for CSS5 to thoroughly enjoy my hvlhlvh and t23ccwsvh units (held vertically in left hand large viewport height and tilted 23 degrees counter-clockwise small viewport height)
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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
This story reeked of fried bankers from the very start. Alas, olfaction failed too many wannabe investors.
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by Yuyudo_Comiketo 4y ago
Oh come on guys, what's the problem? Just keep delegating all your sensitive stuff to the cloud instead of the unbearable chore of storing it locally! They'll definitely fix their shit together and everything will be okay, until s