daniel-cussen

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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
Not only that, his books got erased in a lobotomy, so it really was a complete wasted of time to read Snow Crash . That or it was too good, I knew too much.
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
Harry Potter was the first one to do this. It was really funny, make little kids feel big and proud of reading a huge book so fast, like takes up so much bookshelf, big impressive book. Dude 1.5 point margins, not double spaced because th
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
The refresh rate is bad. It's worse. Books are better because they have such a low refresh rate. Like I wouldn't read a book with weird ink, or one written in pencil. Forget it!
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
You're dead on. Metals are sold by how fine they are, so .999%, .9995% (should end in a 7 numeral not a 5, whole industry is fucking up right there, but at any rate) .9999%, more nines more purity better experimental results. When th
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
If you get accused of Rape and get a trial, it costs $25000 for the lawyer. A lawyer quoted me that when I asked, post-lynching, when I finally got counsel like 11 years later. That's the price! Guess the price of college has been g
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
I talk why I never will in part III. Dude I'm a Roman Law hero, I just won my 34th street fight, I'm taking the stairs now because I see too many smiling faces on the elevator, I was scouted many times and eventually actually went
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
PART I So with military work, it's not about being required to kill as much as getting it that the killing needs doing. An overpowered army like the Americans conquering Iraq will induce trauma, but if you're outnumbered and alon
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
BUDS is literally that, every SeAL does that. Not optional. Not accusing the SeALs just the force I'm most familiar with. A pipeline is impossible to guard so it's so so easy, it's a cakewalk. The real challenge is the im
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
They do 100x harder shit than that every day. Navy SeALs are in 40 countries on any given day, that's just SeALs. Like no risk of death from that, no risk of needing to use SERE training, NOTHING, BUDS, basic underwater demolition, E
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
America would blow up oil pipelines in Chile when it was getting dangerously close to Democracy, Allende said so in his final address. Plus it's business. Qui bono?
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
That's like week 8 of BUDS (basic underwater demolition system) in SeAL training.
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
This started shifting in like 1990, with the crazy self-inflicted bitchvictimization of McDonalds's acting so pathetic because they scalded a woman causing 3rd degree burns. Ended up killing her because she couldnd't stay interes
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
I do see a psychiatrist. So that movie is also paid for by Coca-Cola, make the objector to fluorine look like a crazy monster, in order to undermine objectors in general. It's a straw man. It's an inb4. It's yet another co
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
Hate speech is protected by the First Amendment. It's totally legal. Why, you ask? Well read Machiavelli's The Prince . He speaks the prince ought to be loved and feared, or simply feared if he cannot be both. Further the onl
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
Cept in San Francisco, it swirls all the way from China and like 18% of the air pollution is from there. Like it was a suckafucking Japanese balloon bomb, the first intercontinental ranged weapon, only dent the Japanese made in the Manhatt
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
You want to see broken old stuff? Anything involving mana: https://scryfall.com/search?q=mana
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
No card has ever been nerfed as hard as that.
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
Gotta say since the British Petroleum scandal last decade, Big Oil has done a bang-up job of not having oil spills. And you know that's ecological, it was one of Standard Oil's priorities, to reduce waste. First to use burn gaso
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
Always always there's private property, always, like it is not about whether you own your own underwear it's more about who owns the means of production. And further I highly question sources I don't personally read in Russi
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
Plus being told it's wrong for the poor to beg. In Chile only the rich are allowed to beg. It goes like this: "hey can I have ten cents!" [poor begging rich] "Get a fucking job you piece of shit!" [rich begging p
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
That's how you get a big tip.
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
Not aware of any Uber drivers told swallow these bags no questions just swallow, drive, and shit on floor at the destination.
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
Things got ironed out quite a bit, the fifties and sixties were really good. Cuban Revolution, suddenly there was sugar in the kitchen. Big sugar rations! Increased rations! Then later increased even more! And while yes basically they
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
So they are campaign contributions visibly in order to justify the gratitude but also underneath there are bribes.
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
There's a third choice. Madman that works the system.
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
So in fact, when a corporation does something disgustingly criminal, like Abbott did to me twice, with Depakote and Clozapine, second time I was wise to their shit, dodged their shit, they sell shit, they're shit salesmen. Door to doo
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
$30 billion fine, that's appropriate. Dude get the pricing right, government should get valuators for this, it's not a percentage of the profits, it's double or treble the damages.
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
OK that's cool, didn't know about bpermute. Made sense there should be a counterpart. Well when you only have pshufb, it works OK, yeah there's tons of gaps but if you're clever and...and if you compromise speed...than
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
Which is the point of SIMD. Several moves for the price of one.
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by daniel-cussen 4y ago
The running like a coward part is always the pretense. It came down to being given a trial, 6th amendment. Let me tell you it's no easy feat getting your day in court, I've been waiting since February 6, 2009, and been suffering

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