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by brink 6y ago
Because the media isn't your friend. Inciting anger gets clicks.
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by brink 6y ago
The comment was flagged. I assume that it had something to do with Hillary's personal server?
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by brink 6y ago
Hope you're enjoying it! What batch were you in?
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by brink 6y ago
I wasn't suicidal in 2017, but every day felt like a literal nightmare, I hated living, every day was pain, and I didn't care if I lived or died. Today I'm happy and healthy. You can get out. Email is also in profile.
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by brink 6y ago
I was horribly depressed in 2017. I am not today.
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by brink 6y ago
As an American, American politics genuinely feels like a game of dodge ball where each team captain takes turns picking virtues that the other side has to be against. The left picked immigration so the right has to hate immigration, the rig
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by brink 6y ago
They also removed the photosphere feature from their phone's camera app when they released the Gear 360. I'm not saying they're not allowed to do that, but it did make me want to never buy a Samsung phone again.
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by brink 6y ago
Isn't Biden still only the projected winner? Ballots are still being counted last I heard.
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Nightmare fuel. My partner is trying to get a visitor's visa to come to the US with me. I pay taxes to my government so that my government can keep my partner from visiting me. It's a great system.
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> and I think what we do is neat. Congrats, Steve.
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by brink 6y ago
I enjoy hunting to eat deer, but yeah, I also don't get why you'd kill just to kill.
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Rails has been relatively consistent over the past 10 years with few breaking changes, especially compared to most other frameworks.
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by brink 6y ago
I remember being a Sprint customer when the network was already the worst of the big 4 service providers, investing in a WiMAX phone, and then shortly after learning that WiMAX would in fact not be the 4G standard going forward. Good times.
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Would you feel good about someone smiling at you they were forced by law to smile?
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It's an example of positive daily human interaction. Keeping minimum distance and hiding the most expressive part of the body removes a lot of that from daily life, and people do suffer from it. The world is significantly colder this y
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Who needs to take the risk of physical human contact or to see the smile of a stranger walking down the street when you can survive a few years longer depressed inside a sterile bubble.
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The CCP has no intention of repenting of their ways and will always be seeking to increase it's influence abroad; encouraging this kind of behavior everywhere. Of course fighting is not ideal, as uncomfortable as it is; sometimes fight
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by brink 6y ago
Is there a decentralized version control system solution out there to host projects like this?
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by brink 6y ago
Discord is what social media should have been - a nice place to hang out online without the vanity. Unfortunately the post/like system of social media tends to become politicized; leading to toxic one-upmanship. Discord has none of tha
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by brink 6y ago
It's only a matter of time until certain unpopular religious expressions begin to be censored outright. For those who aren't concerned about censorship; it must be nice to think that your views will never be controversial.
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The whole point of freedom is that it's risky, but worth it. The first people who attack freedom always point to it's risk as a reason to remove it.
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by brink 6y ago
Watching the video it no longer feels like you're looking at a real person, but instead just another npc. It no longer feels as personal. The last thing remote relationships need is more impersonality. I hope this is used only when it&
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by brink 6y ago
Why not use Syncthing or Resilio Sync for LAN parties?
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> Plus we know nothing about the long term health consequences. I'm not anti-vax, but anti-vaxers use this same tactic; they use ambiguity to breed fear against vaccines. I get that some unknowns are dangerous, but there has to be a
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by brink 6y ago
Oh I know very well about Denmark, they're a shining example of how it should be done. Unfortunately I and a lot of people are unaffiliated with Denmark.
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Xenophobia is mistreatment of the foreigner.
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by brink 6y ago
I get that. I can give up seeing the Louvre this summer. But my loved one is in another country and the last thing my heart needs is more lock-downs. We need to consider what closed borders are doing to bi-national married / unmarried
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by brink 6y ago
My latest project is in Elixir after going through Rust and Python as candidates. Erlang / Elixir isn't the best candidate for _everything_, but I will be using it in the future for just about everything I can because of how much
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by brink 6y ago
I ride mine almost every day and it's amazing. Everyone wants to ask about it, and I just tell them it's a Segway minus a wheel and a handle. For just $1.5k you can get a uni that will travel up to 60 miles.
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by brink 6y ago
The 7 day moving average of percent positive tests in Florida peaked five days ago at 19.6% and looks to be on the descent. Let's hope it stays that way. https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/testing/individual-states/f

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