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by balls187 4y ago
Steam Deck's UI is personal preference. There is an annoying bug that if you play a game using a bluetooth controller, put the steamdeck to sleep, then resume later, controller support is dropped in-game. This basically makes the sleep
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by balls187 4y ago
Bayonetta 1 is available for the PC, and is steamdeck verified. Bayo 2 and 3 require an emulator. 2 runs well. 3 runs like ass.
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by balls187 4y ago
Japanese isn't a race it's a nationality and/or ethnicity, and neither Goku nor Cloud are from Japan nor do they share any real cultural traits with Japanese people. You've changed crux of your argument (or perhaps clari
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by balls187 4y ago
Not sure about getting a manicure, but speaking as a hetero man, getting a pedicure is amazing and I recommend every person with the means to, try it once.
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by balls187 4y ago
Cloud isn't Japanese. He is a fictional character from a fictional planet. And Goku isn't Japanese either; he is Saiyan, an Alien race. > Race, in general, isn't a big deal when you are younger It isn't a big deal, if
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by balls187 4y ago
Are you truly confused or is it that you choosen not to listen to the reasons “people” have for finding value in representation? Does your comment mean that because your human experience is different than other people that you find it diffi
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by balls187 4y ago
Yes, I inferred that by having machines that were thought to be destroyed, the PC refurbisher got them in violation of an agreement. > Why would he pay for devices that he would be contractually obligated to destroy, at his own expense?
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by balls187 4y ago
The original vice article had a key fact that is missing from the macworld article. The issue is the laptops are received by recyclers in an ill-gotten manner. Companies were sending thousands of laptops to be destroyed and instead the en
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by balls187 4y ago
What did he do to piss people off? It seems as though you are burying the lede here.
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by balls187 4y ago
Got an internal server error.
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by balls187 4y ago
Stripe has to be far more sophisticated than that. Clustering by request IP is a first order scoring for fraud detection. Say then instead a bad actor is using a bot-net to run a purchase script to validate cc’s. Unusual purchase activity i
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by balls187 4y ago
I had great success tweeting at Stripe.
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by balls187 4y ago
Do you prepare an agenda of topics you want to discuss? I prefer 1:1's to be your time. If weekly is too frequently for that, you should be allowed to schedule it on a frequency that works better for your needs.
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by balls187 4y ago
Your previous comment suggests you actually didn't know about Cost of Living (that or you don't know what a euphemism is)
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by balls187 4y ago
My understanding is celebrities have a a different legal standard than the public.
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by balls187 4y ago
Re: Small Claims: If it’s brought by someone who makes a living by being obnoxious harassing private citizens in public, how much sympathy would that get from the judge?
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by balls187 4y ago
I'm assuming you're not from the US, right? Cost of Living is a standard used in the US, and it's not uncommon for annual raises to, at the very least, include a "cost of living" adjustment.
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by balls187 4y ago
The attitude towards work probably has more to do with social media influence, than it does apathy. At least in the US, policies have become much more friendly towards younger folks than they have ever been. Federal student loan forgiveness
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by balls187 4y ago
I'm on the side that high performers (across all industries and generations) tend to be outliers. The consensus is that GenZ's work ethic can be summed as "do the bare minimum not to get fired" and that they "work t
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by balls187 4y ago
Gen Z’s work ethic is a constant source of discussion among my peers (GenX/Elder Millenials)
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by balls187 4y ago
Our first PC was an AST Advantage 486dx/33 Purchased from the McChord AFB computer shop. Originally my dad wanted to “upgrade” our Amiga1000 to be PC compatible, but learned such a thing was not possible.
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by balls187 4y ago
Bought a Reveal multimedia kit, which came with a soundcard, speakers, a CDROM drive and a few discs (Kings Quest 6, and an encyclopedia (Worldbook?))
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by balls187 4y ago
No. Not at all.
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by balls187 4y ago
The next gen lily drug is expected to cost $1500 for a 30-day supply. The US government stated $18000 per year was a fair price to pay. There is no money in the cure. We sell you the disease, and charge you 5x for the treatment. Fwiw I am o
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by balls187 4y ago
Not just drugs, but in certain communities push for the word “decriminalizing”
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by balls187 4y ago
So do you believe the Indian government is complicit in such cyber crimes?
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by balls187 4y ago
Every sprinkle helps. But no that wasn’t what I was suggesting.
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by balls187 4y ago
My guess is there are so many instances of “normal people theft” occurring that even calling back is a significant scale issue. Basically, our criminal justice system is not built to handle minor crimes, and criminal organizations are explo
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by balls187 4y ago
You missed my point. These call centers are a problem. One that requires cooperation between the US and India to resolve.
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by balls187 4y ago
Resource constraints are a problem across all industries. My recollection wrt Rober was the police aided him to help drive awareness. For the “normal peoples theft” what would you like to police to do?

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