cheeseomlit

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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
This is how I feel about ableton every time I try it, the workflow and interface is just not intuitive to me and sucks the fun out of playing music. I landed on FL studio- it feels a lot more natural. If its good enough for soulja boy its g
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
Doesnt that make the fed unconstitutional as well?
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
I would absolutely love to see the same sort of project for aoe2. There's OpenAge, but it seems like they're still pretty far from something playable.
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
So would I, but the milk guy at the corner store probably isn't going to stab you over a matter of 20 dollars
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
I say that less to justify Ulbricht's conduct and moreso to hold people responsible for their own actions. "If I don't do it someone else will" is a pretty flimsy moral justification for anything. But accusing someone of
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
IMO these are circumstances too far removed from Ulbricht to hold him directly responsible. How many people bought drugs from the Silk Road, used them safely and responsibly, and in doing so avoided contact with violent criminals who they&#
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
"He killed children" is a pretty massive leap- he didn't sell heroin, he sold shrooms. Other vendors on the site sold heroin. And there is the matter of personal responsibility to consider- nobody forced those people to take
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
Nothing will be done, at best we'll get a $10 gift card to applebees for our trouble- the Luigi maneuver is the only possible recourse. It's crazy how little this breach is talked about, I was seeing red when I got that letter
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
Obviously, using atomic weapons to dig a hole for an infrastructure project is profoundly stupid. The irony that the author doesn't touch on is that the incredible violence of nuclear weapons, not these 'peaceful' boondoggle
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
They probably mean Intel shareholders 'holding the bag' as their once-valuable stock tanks. Which is probably a lot of us through 401ks alone
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
That part about the Steam overlay is interesting. This stuff is over my head, but this makes it sound like Valve's implementation creates an unnecessary attack surface. Its also pretty lame that disabling the option for it has no effec
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
Pretty neat! I like the idea of an electronic device for tabletop dice rolling that isn't a smartphone, something with more 'tactile feedback' so to speak- more built-for-purpose and less of a distraction. Obviously you can j
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
Man those rats really hit the jackpot. They're over here cruisin while their buddies a few rooms over are probably getting vivisected or something.
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
Blender certainly has many more features, but I've been bouncing off of it for years- every time I try to learn it I get overwhelmed by all the minutia. Trenchbroom just feels more natural, and for lower fidelity quake-style maps its a
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
Time to go back to the archon grid for that sweet divine light
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
Same, the PSP was my first introduction to homebrew gaming and custom firmware. Having all those emulators on a handheld blew my mind back then. I actually still have it in a drawer somewhere- which reminds me, check your battery! You don&#
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
Looks fun! Any recommendations on buying a board to start with for less than $100 or so? Might just get a cheapo one on amazon to try out.
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
My understanding is that fluoride is supposed to be applied topically, not ingested (hence the poison control warnings on toothpaste packaging). I'm also curious to what extent research has been done all the other things fluoridated wa
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
I appreciate the productive answer- You're right, re-reading it now my tone was more argumentative than inquisitive- Itd be foolish to dismiss such a large body of work as 'useless' and I hope it didn't come off that way
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
Moreso 'question' than 'challenge'- but it seems like the idea that psychology is a hard science at all is sort of a baseline assumption, or dogma. This article goes into great detail on all sorts of issues in the field,
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
Care to enlighten me? It's not like I stated any of that as fact, it was qualified with an admission of my own ignorance- I'm open to being corrected. Or are you just demonstrating what happens when established dogma is questioned
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
I agree with the authors identification of the problems in the field, but I'm not sure about their conclusions, or 'ways forward', which are 1. Debunk 'folk' psychology, with comparisons to the illegitimacy of &#x27
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
massgrave's LTSC install has made it tolerable for me at least. The first time I booted into a standard consumer win11 install I nearly had an aneurysm
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
Is this really indicative of a broad societal trend, or is it just one guy with an LLM and some burner emails?
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
True but those costs should be more than covered by the cut they get from psn/xbox store purchases. Steam manages to provide those services without charging their users for it. Come to think of it i bet the bandwidth needed to download
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
I still can't believe this practice was normalized, why would anyone be ok with paying Sony/MS to use their own internet connection they already pay for? It's not like an MMO sub where you're paying for server maintenanc
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
Take the TV off the network, then plug something you can actually control into the HDMI port and call it a day. Smart TVs without flagrant user hostility are apparently a lost cause
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
I'm genuinely curious what the logic is behind Russia murdering someone (or attempting to murder, in the previous attempt) with a distinctively Russian nerve agent that would immediately implicate them as being involved- Was it done on
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
Looks really comprehensive, thanks for sharing. Can't wait to dig in and add more stuff to my ever-expanding backlog. Loving all the screenshots too, something about that 90s-era pixel art is just so soulful and charming.
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by cheeseomlit 2y ago
The birth of Islam did not cause a whole new race of people to spring from the ground, some of their ancestors lived in the region as well. And according to the Torah the Jewish people who came to that region with Moses during the exodus ha

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