_madmax_

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by _madmax_ 4y ago
100% with you here, bought myself one and it's the most fun I've had outdoor since I learned to ride a bike decades ago.
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by _madmax_ 4y ago
Well, internet is just.... a mess. Nobody wants to hear anyone and everyone is shouting as loud as they can. Maybe go on IRC, these guys are more old school, 1990's usenet style. That's where I hang, except this hacker news place,
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by _madmax_ 4y ago
When I read this, something in me wishes I had never encountered internet during my lifetime.
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by _madmax_ 4y ago
I think it is worth mentioning that, a priori, there is nothing wrong with having something to hide and wanting to protect it. I think the apparence of giving up on privacy is slowly becoming essential and so is a system to bypass the Orwel
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by _madmax_ 4y ago
I share the hate.
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by _madmax_ 4y ago
At this point in time I think I am comfortable saying the web is more detrimental to humans than Television ever was.
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by _madmax_ 4y ago
work trying to compensate life is insane. I don't want to spend all my time there and have dinner with you guys, no offense. In the end, they will fire you if their numbers don't align in your favor, but hey, they fed you.
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by _madmax_ 4y ago
> I feel no one else is realizing that they are happily hacking away at the amazingly well-paid branch they're sitting on. I won't endure soul-crushing commute everyday out of fear of losing my job to third-world countries. I&
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by _madmax_ 4y ago
Yeah I did come back and love what I do. Here's how I did it. 1. When I came back I managed expectations and made it clear I would be taking things slow 2. I was assigned on a backburner project with an old timer who was in the same si