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by autokad 3y ago
I am done with steam because its forcing me to update my computer from windows 7, which I am not going to do.
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by autokad 3y ago
are you kidding? the government LOVES this. Now they can also tell companies to block your content and all of your purchases with the flick of a switch. Say something the US government doesnt like, and all of those youtube movie purchases a
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by autokad 3y ago
yeah, people fell hook line and sinker for put 'your everything on the cloud'. Now if someone doesn't like the way you think, all the things you 'purchased' can be blocked'. all 'your' photos, gone.
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by autokad 3y ago
not sure if it actually does damage to collagen, but in general losing weight makes you look older. its a sad reality of life over 40
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by autokad 3y ago
Religion was never a problem. The same people who 'seized control of religion because they believed they knew how to manage other peoples lives better' are now doing it in the new power structure. sort of. They always used the uni
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by autokad 3y ago
Me thinking about 2006, digg.com was something I went to every day. Found it more entertaining than slashdot. craigslist was something I used a lot, finding dates, things to buy, a place to rent. for downloading stuff, if I recall I used ka
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by autokad 3y ago
our AIM away message was the equivalent to a facebook wall back then
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by autokad 3y ago
@gherkinnn @zumu yeah you are right, I didn't notice at first. Its almost like the Shakespeare Marc Anthony speech on JC.
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by autokad 3y ago
its a PR piece IMO. The google way is terrible for producing products people want, which is why they always have to purchase their way into new products.
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by autokad 3y ago
I guess I feel old because tumbler feels like one of the 'newer' sites, as it came out about 2007 - when the great migration to facebook started. to me, 'early days' means 1995-2005
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by autokad 3y ago
I think the solution to most problems is make the c-suite criminally responsible for errors. Things will resolve themselves
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by autokad 3y ago
the article I read on google news said they believed lights used for cleaning may have been used, so yeah
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by autokad 3y ago
they need it so they can police us from making copyrighted material. that's all its about.
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by autokad 3y ago
then go live in it. there is plenty of it. stop making everyone else have to live that way.
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by autokad 3y ago
I really wish what ever cohort you are would stop giong on about 'higher density housing'. Thats not what people want, no one wants this. Do you think poor people want to be packed into even smaller denser boxes? We need more hous
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by autokad 3y ago
I feel like the word flywheel is used without people knowing what it actually means. Its supposed to be something that ensures more even output and reduce fluctuations.
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by autokad 3y ago
you are being dishonest in your arguments. the point is the technology was around for decades before the said creation date. their argument is the tech for crypto has been around for 14 years so if it didnt take off by now, it never well. y
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by autokad 3y ago
> Nearly 14 years in, where exactly is this “ton of real world utility”? That's not a helpful comment, and you aren't even correct. the web was around in the 80s, 70s ... no wait the 1960s. The number of years its been around i
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by autokad 3y ago
you are missing the forest from the trees. the point is, simpler solutions were available.
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by autokad 3y ago
the short answer is yes. the long answer is: are humans involved? yes, then yes.
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by autokad 3y ago
NAT means we can work with IPv4 already and makes IPv6 moot. you just supported my argument. Honestly, all they had to do was add alpha characters. Just doing so would have gave us more IP addresses than we ever needed while keeping it huma
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by autokad 3y ago
ipv6 is such a failure. even if it eventually 'takes over', its still a failure. Its over engineered for something customers didnt ask for (an ip address for every grain of sand in the universe). There's something to be said
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by autokad 3y ago
We are in a 2nd bigger 'tech' bubble. I hear lots of funny thing said about the era and now' "today is nothing like the dot com bubble, pets.com ... PETS DOT COM!". and I am like, pets.com had a max valuation of 400
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by autokad 3y ago
I think you got your timeline a bit mixed up. the EV and blockchain craze happened during and BECAUSE of the pandemic. It was the rise of inflation that brought everything down starting in February of 2021. (yes, blockchain had a previous
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by autokad 3y ago
> Joe Rogan has mentioned a few times that people are using a deep fake of him to sell penis enhancement products. shouldnt this already fall under false advertising laws?
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by autokad 3y ago
> oh, product management/leadership didn't sponsor our tech debt fixing" - it's often because we fail to articulate the real cost of that problem I disagree. they simply don't care because from the top down, new
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by autokad 3y ago
imagine the person making this scroll 2,000 years ago wondering 'I wonder if some kid 2000 years in the future is going to win a boat load of money by reading this'
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by autokad 3y ago
as I mentioned above, the idea that 'well if they got that far you already lost' comes off as video game logic. You don't have a reset button or save point to go back to, you die. So even if it gives you ridiculously thin odd
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by autokad 3y ago
this comes off as video game logic. 'well I lost, may as well hit the reset button'. Except when you are going to die, even if the extra odds seems pointless, you do it. much like WW2 tankers putting sand bags on their tank.
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by autokad 3y ago
no, it only states that you shouldn't be greedy or envious of other people's things. That's a far cry from 'you shouldn't have any things at all'. ambition is fine, so long as it doesn't distract you from

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