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by blangk 3y ago
Man, it's a hot one
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by blangk 3y ago
No, you are Danny Devito. Here eat a snickers.
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by blangk 3y ago
Categorisation tends to be better. And each post tends to compete in a page view of all posts, versus a stream of things in many cases.
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by blangk 3y ago
Why should it only work one way? Aren't there subsidies across many industries in attempt to align common good?
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by blangk 3y ago
Care to elaborate on that?
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by blangk 3y ago
They would have Dutch passports and be Dutch citizens, yes. And if they live there for long enough they would take on the culture. But let me ask you this. If you breed a German Shepard, with a German Shepherd anywhere in the world, what do
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by blangk 3y ago
Or share them on soulseek libraries
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by blangk 3y ago
I tend to agree with the sentiment here, but reading the output made me think of disorders like schizophrenia, which is to say sometimes humans enter this mode too.
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by blangk 3y ago
Are you sure about that?
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by blangk 3y ago
For those affected, I just tested, and there was a Signal update available which successfully completed. Perhaps updates for existing / old users will continue to work? Fingers crossed
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by blangk 3y ago
Not sure about this one but something like Atlas Shrugged seems to half fit. Its a novel but it more or less describes a philosophy.
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by blangk 3y ago
Writing off subjective assessments of modes of art as 'haters' seems like something a true hater might do. If you admit there is a qualitative difference then it seems obvious there would be mixed opinions about the different mode
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by blangk 4y ago
Didn't the brand line Polo takes its inspiration from the sport though, given the logo?
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by blangk 4y ago
Seems like a bit of an overreaction
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by blangk 4y ago
Everyone does. That's why its such a popular tactic, but trust is so hard. That is the reason for transparency.
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by blangk 4y ago
I agree mostly with your points, but what they describe is the 'schooling system' and not an education system. Its the Prussian model or the industrial age factory model of education.
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by blangk 4y ago
Yes, definitely. Many FPS gamers as a matter of visual advantage wish to run their FPS game at the highest possible framerate, or at least as fast as their display. This usually means 144-300+ fps. And it needs to be pegged at a consistent
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by blangk 4y ago
Mint or manjaro
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by blangk 4y ago
I think you have some serious rose tinted glasses on if you are positing that these fixing OS bug scenarios are limited to Linux and do not also commonly occur on proprietary OS. The QA on Microsoft releases has been awful in recent years.
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by blangk 4y ago
True, but Google's own implementation of Android in the Pixel does allow you to re sign the bootloader so you can install your own OS and securely boot to it. And "Android" isn't all the same. It's a broad and share
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by blangk 4y ago
I was involved in the very early Bitcoin days, and it started for me as something else to do with lots of spare GPU cycles, then I started learning about the underlying tech, which I thought was quite an elegant solution for p2p trustless l
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by blangk 4y ago
The black market exists because of the current system too
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by blangk 4y ago
Hans?
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by blangk 4y ago
I would say the difference is not easily noticeable but I haven't done exhaustive testing as I've only really used the cable when FPS gaming on them
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by blangk 4y ago
How does one achieve this goal?
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by blangk 4y ago
"be egod" ?
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by blangk 4y ago
Something like the homestead principle?
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by blangk 4y ago
What if existing literature and study is somewhat biased by 'green' funding?
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by blangk 4y ago
Any links about that probability?
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by blangk 4y ago
You sound very sure of your opinions on all of this. Your life must be bliss, being right and righteous about everything all of the time. You could use the Goggles to cement your current world view - what an excellent feature for you. &#x2F

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