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antidamage
6y ago
Nice. Now we'll never be sure if buried wall decorations are aliens or future us.
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antidamage
7y ago
Just one hack. Not really worthy of the plural.
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antidamage
8y ago
Good to know, thanks! Do you know of any good resources for reporting on financials and key metrics?
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Financials, key metrics and KPMG. What's in a name, anyway?
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antidamage
8y ago
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antidamage
8y ago
With things like CRISPR on the horizon, fuck yes. Diversity isn't a problem when you can just solve genetic disorders.
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antidamage
9y ago
At least part of the problem there is that once you give people that social welfare they're expected to pay for ridiculously high insurance costs. Get rid of the rich-person welfare that comes in the form of bloated medical and insuran
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antidamage
9y ago
I hate to break it to you but Sir Ian McKellen definitely blows his load in a non-productive way.
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antidamage
10y ago
I'm 38 now and I no longer enjoy all the interactions with my friends that I used to. Often once we get started I can get into it, but the thoughts I have in advance come up like a cost-analysis proposition in my head. Part of me is co
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antidamage
10y ago
Time travel from our perspective is impossible. What people talk about when discussing wormholes affecting things before they've happened are on a quantum level. Quantum particles decay and change and do stuff to each other and to unde
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antidamage
10y ago
Wormholes are not a shorter path through space time. That's the mistake you're making. The whole topology/folded paper thing you keep mentioning has already been described as science fiction.
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antidamage
10y ago
It's a hypothetical mechanism for the transmission of information. It's not taking a shortcut, it's just a different mechanism for getting there, in the same way entanglement propagation can't exceed the speed of light.
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antidamage
10y ago
Not that there's anything wrong with the Curse client from a user standpoint, but it might be worth someone's time to write a client that runs off of github. More open and all that.
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antidamage
10y ago
Because as far as I know it has the only useful mod management tool. It's nice, works and doesn't cause problems. Every time I come back to WoW, there's the Curse client, ready to help me get my mods and settings all sorted a
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antidamage
11y ago
Nothing new here. We've all hated iTunes for years.
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antidamage
11y ago
How come you pointed it at Australia and not NZ :( Also, it'd be nice to be able to pause it and really take in the colours.
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antidamage
11y ago
I doubt the CIA were gaming Google in the 60s. It's also beyond ridiculous to think that a superpower like the USSR couldn't completely evaluate any material that came their way. The fake aircraft seems more reasonable though: ht
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antidamage
11y ago
SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT
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antidamage
11y ago
I disagree. I think the market is HUGE. Content creation is a big deal.
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antidamage
11y ago
What is mainsteam? It's the agreement dependent on subject by an ever-changing, large group of people of what is normal behaviour or what is outside of that. It's ever-changing and by nature made up of lots of different groups of
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antidamage
11y ago
Indian employees have a long history of being abused and taken advantage of to the point of actual slave labour, a lot of the time by other Indian people. If they're based in another country they frequently hold on to their employee&#x
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antidamage
11y ago
Yeah, but this is a bit like calling it Amazon Cumswapper. There's no other valid technical use of the word.
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antidamage
11y ago
Why doesn't it have an undo key?
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antidamage
11y ago
I'm 37. At my age a degree is completely irrelevant if you have the skill set. In fact, ten years ago I was approached by a university to start my Master's degree, with the missing Bachelor's degree being credited through tim
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antidamage
11y ago
The turnaround for 6.0.3 was quite a bit better than 6.0.2.
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antidamage
11y ago
About time.
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antidamage
12y ago
1 unit = 1cm in UE, so 20km has some value as a measurement in game. Of course, what matters more is what you do in that 20km, but it's also a limit coupled tightly with distant mesh performance and float accuracy issues.
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antidamage
12y ago
They don't necessarily need to do a lawsuit. They could just shut down your UE subscription until you file the relevant proof of earnings.
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antidamage
12y ago
Or, as the author is, in the UK where defamation litigation is seen as a potent weapon: http://www.theguardian.com/science/blog/2012/feb/22/simon-si...
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antidamage
12y ago
Surely protecting the rest of the world from bad hollywood trash is more "good" than "evil"?
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antidamage
12y ago
I've taken a hard look at every single smartwatch that's come out to date and found them wanting. I couldn't at any point bring myself to wear a device that needs to be charged every night and isn't "always on"
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