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acheron
4y ago
Yes? Imagine some rich guy bought out Fox News or something and laid everybody off. Democrats would be cheering in the streets.
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acheron
4y ago
it's only a graveyard if it's next to a church. Not true. You can have cemeteries with a church or graveyards not. There's a connotation of "graveyards" as older than cemeteries, and most older ones were near chur
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acheron
4y ago
I know anti-Semitism is popular these days, but blaming the Jews for your road’s potholes is a new one.
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acheron
4y ago
“Mates” as in the other socks. Cynthia presumably has a pair of red socks and a pair of yellow socks or something, but instead of wearing two reds or two yellows, she is wearing one red and one yellow. Lucy and the narrator wonder if the ot
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acheron
4y ago
You can just say "Google". I don't think Netflix or Amazon are going to be trying to take over any kind of social network.
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4y ago
Here's the rest of the Win3.1 color schemes: https://imgur.com/a/SsVYqM1
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acheron
4y ago
And that's how the Challenger blew up. Sometimes one side is right, and the other side is wrong, and it doesn't matter if they didn't "communicate and strategize" or "read the room". Obviously this guy is
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acheron
4y ago
Because "greens" are anti-progress, anti-humanity, and pro-hairshirting, so anything that allows humanity to thrive without suffering doesn't count. The restrictions, suffering, and decrease in prosperity are the point. "
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acheron
4y ago
Fairfax County schools were closed for 1 year. (March 2020 - March 2021). They should have opened earlier (and we sent our daughter to a private school for the 2020-2021 year for the same reason), and I resent that I now have to pay attenti
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acheron
4y ago
Chrome only “ate the world” because Google leveraged its monopoly in another area to push it. We used to think that was a bad thing.
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4y ago
How convenient that every problem is the fault of your political opponents.
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What No One Understands About Your Job
(theatlantic.com)
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4y ago
"Things programmers believe about" titles considered harmful.
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acheron
4y ago
Protecting me from using my existing cables? Gee, thanks.
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acheron
4y ago
Why would they? I can guarantee my parents don't. I guess I got one last year when I got an Xbox controller to connect to the PC, but I don't want to use that one for my phone, it stays with the controller. I guess if I'm goi
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acheron
4y ago
I looked at Lyft once and it required a Facebook account to sign up. I laughed and have never touched it since. This is a probably 10 year old grudge at this point, but fuck ‘em. I don’t use Spotify for the same reason. At least that seems
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acheron
4y ago
Exactly. The leopard doesn't change its spots.
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acheron
4y ago
> The Terminator is a rehash of so many other previous stories. I know what you mean, but I also laughed at that. "I bet one legend that keeps recurring throughout history, in every culture, is the story of Popeye." - Jack Hand
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4y ago
AppleTV had already existed for years by then, including with Airplay. I would say 2005 with Google Maps.
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acheron
4y ago
"I want my warp engines, Mr. Laforge." https://abstrusegoose.com/323
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4y ago
But it keeps work coming to the electricians' and plumbers' unions (motto: "If you didn't make any mistakes, you're not working fast enough"), and isn't that the important thing?
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acheron
4y ago
…by a lower ranked one who is already a known cheater .
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4y ago
But it was all right, everything was all right, the struggle was finished. He had won the victory over himself. He loved Big Brother.
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4y ago
I very much admire the dedication to stick with coding and designing SV, but I also understand at some level how it works. But creating the art and music may as well be wizardry. Eric being able to do that also is awe-inspiring.
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4y ago
Digging a big hole then filling it back in is "very hard work" too but that doesn't make it a real job.
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4y ago
I've thought the same thing about those big power switches on AT and older motherboards/power supplies where you actually shut the power off.
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4y ago
That user is one of the Very Important Posters who is allowed to break the rules with impunity. Occasionally dang will chide him but he obviously will never be banned so there’s no reason for him to stop.
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4y ago
> It uses chromium He asked “how is it better”.
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4y ago
Dirty deeds, done dirt cheap
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4y ago
They’re disingenuous about claiming they need money for Wikipedia. They have way more than enough money for Wikipedia, they need more donations for their other random projects.
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