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aluhut
9y ago
This comment section is dragging in some reeealy weird comments. I've seen some of them even disappear (deleted by mods?) which is something I haven't seen here in such a drastic way and short time. I would love to see if this is
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aluhut
9y ago
I hope someone from the admin team is taking a close look at this comment section here. I would really love to see some background.
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9y ago
> Both the SPD (Schroeder) and Greens (Fischer) where right dominated past then. Both parties are left dominated now. What?! :D This is by far the most ridiculous thing I've heard yet in this topic. Why are you doing that? To conf
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aluhut
9y ago
> I think any government of SPD and Greens will wiggle out. What is this supposed to be based on? SPD and Greens were those who sent troops to Yugoslavia and the Greens had some values back then. Here is a statement by them supporting th
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9y ago
I live in Germany too but I still fail to see where you get your assessment from. What are those "other" governments you are talking about? AfD and die Linke coalition? Because they are the only ones who have problems with NATO an
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9y ago
Nuclear strike is a topic for itself since I think nobody will use it but: > Germany will not commit to defend baltic states if Russia plays the Crimea Russian minority shenanigans. ...is a weird statement. Where do you get this from? Be
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aluhut
9y ago
Yeah yeah and Germany is a GmbH...
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9y ago
> Crytek is a useless company that's been looking to make a quick buck by any means possible [...] This is just another attempt at keeping cash flow positive, not by making games but by any other means possible. Sounds very much lik
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aluhut
9y ago
It's common sense that exaggerations and selective ignorance kills discussions.
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9y ago
There is a frightening amount of people having huge problems with the rule on here. I'd guess they are quite young and grew up in this unregulated time, not even knowing what they've missed.
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9y ago
> nor gather in a group of 5 or more people for some reason Seriously...? There is like several worlds between this (even if it's true) and the topic. You should ask yourself why your parents didn't do anything against those ri
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9y ago
It's got nothing to do with rules. It used to be common sense when I grew up. Also, there are bonding mechanisms in all kids that require feedback from a parent in their early years. This is where your parents attention is necessary. T
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9y ago
You are aware that there are playgrounds and ages where parents have to be around their kids are you?
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aluhut
9y ago
Is this HN's version of r/iamverysmart?
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aluhut
9y ago
> I agree this one's pretty benign, but it still seems like an excess of authority. It seems like that because it should be common sense but it's not and therefore it needs to be enforced by law.
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aluhut
9y ago
This has nothing to do with independence. Kids need the attention of their parent. We are social beings. Those zombie parents kids develop into something the parents will later want to medicate shifting the blame on the kid. In no way wil
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aluhut
9y ago
There is. When I wrote the post above I thought I might wait until the guarantee did run out but I'm preparing the switch right now :)
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aluhut
9y ago
This sounds terrible. Why not having it op-in? I'd expect that I'll need to go to settings and add it to the functionality of the control center button.
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aluhut
9y ago
You should have read on ;) I'll put LineageOS on it as soon as the guarantee runs out. Edit: I'm not sure myself why @guarantee. Maybe something else breaks...but actually it's just a habit I guess. (sorry for the answer here
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9y ago
I don't like the closed culture and the prices they put up for their hardware are far beyond justified in my opinion. Also, didn't they also had trouble recently?
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aluhut
9y ago
All those problems and I sit here with my Moto and the last patch from February... Good my guarantee runs out soon so I can switch to something I can patch myself.
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aluhut
9y ago
Windows 2000 was this. Or at least measured by every windows before and after it.
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9y ago
I would still like to work 9-5...
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aluhut
9y ago
As opposed to work 8-7, be reachable 24/7 retire and die within 2 years as is common this generation?
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9y ago
It reminds me of the The Dark Forest by Liu Cixin (2nd book of the Three Body Problem trilogy) where one of the wallfacers came up with a chip to overcome defeatism in the troops (the Mental Seal). Scary but fascinating how fast future appr
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9y ago
> Really, I can hardly believe that any adult can be touched by such a motto. I grew up in the east block too and I come upon this quite often. The peak of it is the current political situation in the USA. I wonder if this is connected w
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9y ago
Why though? I he felt he was not ready for the position, he should have applied for a lower one. Though the lower you go, the more you are expected to perform and if you don't, face the consequences....
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aluhut
9y ago
Victor Bevine is like enjoying a drink near a camp fire. This guy could read a book about the worst moments in my life and I'd still enjoy it.
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9y ago
There is a difference between watching a E-Sports tournament and some let's play stream. As I understand it, OP talked about the former. As a gamer myself, I can say I feel exactly like him. I find most of it boring. I only scroll thro
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9y ago
It's mostly the stupid criminals who make the news. Otherwise they would get away and for reasons of ongoing investigations, there would be no news.
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