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5mo ago
well it drives nails, we've lost the plot!
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5mo ago
The analogy works if you think of RMS as a nailgun.
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behringer
5mo ago
Are you suggesting our brains are getting better? I find it far more likely that our improved education techniques and our skyrocketing access to information as being the cause.
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behringer
5mo ago
Which feature do you want to get rid of? If you try out an OS like fuzix you'll have a blast and you'll also wonder how to do many things since it's got about 1 percent of all the modern features.
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behringer
6mo ago
What? Military trials are not necessarily public.
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behringer
6mo ago
You could just sue, but usually gambling is already illegal in most jurisdictions unless licensed in the location.
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behringer
6mo ago
right, they're just securing their application by making the bugs obscure. It's totally different.
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behringer
6mo ago
Security via obscurity and you get to blame AI too! What a win for their marketing team.
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behringer
6mo ago
It's the second thing
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behringer
7mo ago
It's worth it for a spin at millionaire roulette.
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behringer
7mo ago
If it's insufficient then there's no risk of removing the geoblocking then.
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behringer
7mo ago
It's not smears when it's (mostly) true or opinion.
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behringer
7mo ago
Freedom of speech and freedom to read that speech is not the same as having sex with people you shouldn't.
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7mo ago
47 percent of adults in the US suffer from hypertension: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12196499/
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behringer
7mo ago
Translation: you can't parent your own child so you want the government to do it, as if they'll do it properly.
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behringer
7mo ago
Yes but that would make it "unhealthy" for many Americans. So for the health-conscious eater, the real hamburger wins.
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behringer
7mo ago
bulletball
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7mo ago
I said, "I'd like to see you if you don't mind"\ He said, "I'd love to, Dad, if I can find the time\ You see my new job's a hassle and the kids have the flu\ But it's sure nice talking to you, Dad\ It
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7mo ago
This is exactly what I would expect from the great state of ND.
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behringer
7mo ago
Why not make the rich pay for this? They can afford it. You're taking your anger out on the wrong people.
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behringer
7mo ago
Pretty much this
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behringer
7mo ago
Those numbers are fraudulently underreported by the US government. Smart people have sold their US backed holdings. I'm making bank on gold and the international market.
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behringer
7mo ago
Written by an insider. Well played.
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behringer
7mo ago
Yeah it's not insider trading. It's just that someone on the inside engaged in trade... Cmon guys you know there's a difference!
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behringer
7mo ago
The AI slop is still slop in any context.
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behringer
7mo ago
The trick is adding letter selections so you can press the underlined letter on your keyboard and get that option! You can do things really quickly that way!
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behringer
7mo ago
I don't think the pedofile thief king is going to help fix that.
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7mo ago
We don't want to support Ai under Trump. We don't even want a department of war.
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7mo ago
Ironic as Governments use religion to oppress. In facts it's one of religions primary roles.
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7mo ago
The part > Gig work allows these companies to offer work without commitment, while the worker may offers his labour without commitment. Makes it sound like employer and employee are on equal footing. That is very much not the case.
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