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   by bserge 5y ago

   This is a solution to the main problem, which is healthcare being a steaming puddle of diarrhea and medication being gatekept by the industry and the government... for your own safety, of course. A poor solution imo (at least for any seriou
2. 152.▲
   by bserge 5y ago

   Time to don the clown makeup, I guess.
3. 153.▲
   by bserge 5y ago

   If it actually works, an app like this could be worth 10x the price. Getting rid of all the time waste, all the stress of AD is worth a lot.
4. 154.▲
   by bserge 5y ago

   Sooo, when will they realize a helicopter is more efficient?
5. 155.▲
   by bserge 5y ago

   A machine does "experience" it, even if through a very limited number of sensors and logic.
6. 156.▲
   by bserge 5y ago

   Hell, a hundred people walking by a homeless guy don't give a fuck if he lives or dies. Humans are on the same level as any other bunch of atoms to nature.
7. 157.▲
   by bserge 5y ago

   OK, now where did this superdimensional plane come from, how was it formed? Or was it always there and always will be? That's what OP was saying I believe.
8. 158.▲
   by bserge 5y ago

   I just used aramid fiber lining on the inside of my Vee Rubber tires (best stuff, fuck Conti and Schwalbe), haven't had a flat yet . Better than "puncture proof" shit from Conti. But it's probably just a matter of time
9. 159.▲
   by bserge 5y ago

   Hmm, not the worst idea. But who makes wood tires for bikes nowadays? And oh God, the splinters :D
10. 160.▲
    by bserge 5y ago

    What the hell, I've been looking for something like this for the past few months. Only ones I could find were Tannus (too soft) and Schwalbe (garbage). Don't care about weight, noise, ride quality, just need unbreakable tires beca
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    by bserge 5y ago

    Afaiu, they're planning on offering CPU upgrades/changes by having the whole system board replaced. I guess in this age of soldered CPUs (and other stuff), it's as good as it gets, but I wonder about the price.
12. 162.▲
    by bserge 5y ago

    The last great Elitebook. RIP
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    by bserge 5y ago

    So, just like most other governments. I often wonder how these people seem to almost inevitably get into power. Is it just because they really want to, compared to people with a more "live and let live" attitude?
14. 164.▲
    by bserge 5y ago

    Tbf, commoners in Britain didn't fare much better.
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    by bserge 5y ago

    Yeah, I can do without faith. I see to much of it and it seems dumb to me. I just go about living however I can, doing whatever I can, not being horrible to other living beings (though I talk a lot of shit online), ready to die at any mom
16. 166.▲
    by bserge 5y ago

    Companies are buying legislators, that's the problem.
17. 167.▲
    by bserge 5y ago

    Yeah I do the same. Can't believe it's not possible in 11. Someone will probably make a quick fix that returns tat functionality heh
18. 168.▲
    by bserge 5y ago

    With Windows 10 updates, they made everyone a sucker. Updates that can lead to unbootable systems, loss of data, and hardware failure. We've seen it all.
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    by bserge 5y ago

    Predicting it now, "Worst oil spill in the Red Sea" as no one does anything. Seriously, reading about it is like living in the world of this Onion video: https://youtu.be/yjfrJzdx7DA "This disaster will have
20. 170.▲
    by bserge 5y ago

    We didn't. We just don't design for longevity any more. Too many historical/protected buildings sit in disrepair and without being used because no one wants to pay for a "proper" restoration. Why would they? Prices
21. 171.▲
    by bserge 5y ago

    Oh, no, we actually know these techniques really well. Even a quick Google search for "theatre acoustics design" shows a lot of cool stuff. Often, modern buildings are just lazily designed. Kind of like houses that forego hundreds
22. 172.▲
    by bserge 5y ago

    It's been kind of a joke of a test. But even then, we've seen a whole lot of people act like total imbeciles. Yeah, we're total fucked if a real problem hits us.
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    by bserge 5y ago

    There's a couple living on a cheap ass floating tent/home (it literally uses barrels to float) in Sweden I think. Pretty cool. Also narrow boats in England are cheap and rather nice. Could start there. https://youtu.be&
24. 174.▲
    by bserge 5y ago

    Yet many European countries have no concept of emancipation.
25. 175.▲
    by bserge 5y ago

    I agree that natural immunity should count the same as a full vaccine. > studies show is drastically better than the vaccine, but without the dangerous side effects Because they're the dangerous main effects ffs.
26. 176.▲
    by bserge 5y ago

    I still hate the inability of apps to write to SD cards. Just fucking my internal storage for no reason. Not sure how that helped Google, or security.
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    by bserge 5y ago

    Even then, buyers care about performance.
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    by bserge 5y ago

    Open sourced weapons would benefit rich countries disproportionately. Even if poor countries have all the access to classified information, they can't do anything with it, as you said. However, the information can be sold.
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    by bserge 5y ago

    Yes, it is incredibly alluring to share something only I know and either see people be amazed, surprised or not believe it, which gives the best feeling imo. Really hard to stop myself sometimes, especially when drunk.
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    by bserge 5y ago

    Huh, maybe the thinking that everything has to be perfect is rooted in products where people do pay for what's under the hood? I.e. literally cars.