catboybotnet

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by catboybotnet 3y ago
Ah, MilkyTracker! I loved using this guy all the time before eventually moving to Renoise. Still go back sometimes. Maybe now's one of those times!
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
Haha, this is amazing. Going to see if I'll get caught using this later today. :)
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
Is that min. wage workers working at the min. wage, or workers within the min. wage zone? Fed. min. wage means jack all when states have their own, which is what we should be looking at.
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
They're not bankrupt yet ? I thought the pandemic basically killed the business.
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
Just because you're telling the truth doesn't mean that they'll present it to the court in a way that makes it seem like the truth. If they want to convict you, witnesses will show up pinning you to the crime. That, or they&#
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
I didn't even realize it had released! Feels like just a week ago I took a peek and we were still set for early access for another few months. Guess crunch will do that to you...
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
Anecdotal, so take it with a grain of salt: but similar things have been and are happening with scientists from other countries. From the family grapevine, I've heard that other Ukranians, Russians, and others from former Soviet states
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
Time is a flat circle; instead of thin clients, it'll be chromebooks and chromeboxes.
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
It seems the thought that Teslas are not cars, but rather tablets with wheels is accurate.
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
Arggh, can't believe I forgot this wonderful line. :)
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
When all you have done is make daily meetings to justify your job so that your boss doesn't up and fire you: yes, you have a very pointless job. I've also noticed sales are there to bullshit their way to getting somebody who isn&#
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
>Where did the energy go then? Through the circuit. Heat is energy loss. The heat comes from the resistance. No resistance, no heat. To be more specific, the heat is from the kinetic energy of electrons bumping into the conductive materi
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
Ho? So this is why they bought our /16... We had downgraded to a /18 following that, but still have the same old v6 space. There is no reason to not use v6, and excuses don't count. RFC2460 has been out since 1999 and most ev
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
Yes, from my memory of when a popular fantasy writer was in the mainstream discourse for a while, anybody that even said something remotely negative to her and advertised their location as in the U.K. immediately shut up and apologised afte
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
Many such cases!
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
Functional code is better than non-functional code. What good is libreboot if you can't use it? You're more than welcome to use the now-maintained notgnuboot.vimuser.org or libreboot censored if you hate binary blobs, and are also
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
To nobody's surprise: the U.S. does not actually have any protection for journalism, no protections for whistleblowers; if you embarrass them (worse in the case of WikiLeaks, being time and time again) they will get back at you to sa
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
Aye, a basement dwelling nerd is a basement dwelling nerd regardless of where they are located on the planet, and are looked upon the same way. Otaku are no exception.
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
Sony is a company, a corporation, a conglomerate, a machine to generate wealth for shareholders, whatever you wanna call it. Not a human. Decisions humans make on behalf of the company still lead to company != human.
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
+1 There are plenty of studies showing X is good for your health (in moderation, of course!), usually all funded by companies selling X. Got milk?
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
Yes, there's a Windows waitlist, and possibly Linux far, far down the line? Not sure how interested I am in a browser where I need to sign in to use. An insane decision, imo.
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
There's also the post going around about how it can (and does) falsely flag human posts as AI output, particularly among some autistic people. About as useful as a polygraph, no?
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
It was a time, to be sure. I remember hearing the ads in favor of the tax (something like a grandmother worrying about her grandchildren drinking too many sodie pops), and as soon as they came they disappeared.
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
Capital. Once you grow to a certain point, politics and ideas are only good for marketing. Companies will happily work with banana republics and dictators if it outweighs the losses from paying your PR team a little more for a few months. C
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
From a quick google search, the number is roughly 660300. Divide 100 by that, you get .00015. A fraction of a fraction. 301 died to Covid in 2021. Hell, according to [0], the deaths to gunfire were only 61. 58 died to traffic related causes
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
Neat, but replacing Utilman.exe with cmd.exe using most Linux ISOs is easy, and I've already got the drives needed. The amount of customers that get locked out of their servers...
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
they are not wrong, though. from my time in the US, unless you're lucky and decide to stay in a city with half-decent public transport, you NEED a car to get around. No busses, no trains, no trams, only ever-expanding highways and stro
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
Take my ycombinator gold, good internet sir.
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
Sadly, this does not deter those whose sole way to show they are being productive (or have got something to prove) is through meetings.
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by catboybotnet 3y ago
If you are not paid overtime, then you are not expected to work overtime. Simple as. If the product is expected to be up 24/7, and there is nobody scheduled after you, it's on management and not you to solve that.

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