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denkmoon
4y ago
It behooves one to know their opponent. The mere act of viewing the media does not "support" the film-maker or the regime, assuming you're not paying for it.
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denkmoon
4y ago
Did you play AoE2:DE? It is the classic, but with quality of life improvements and regular balance updates.
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denkmoon
4y ago
Yep, fair enough. As you say, to each his own. I would argue that a life spent believing you're not good enough is also not a good way to live, but that's a tradeoff for each individual to make for themselves. Be kind to yourself
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denkmoon
4y ago
You do realise it's absurd right? Why would you be an 'impostor' because you don't write blogs? Less than 1% of (programmers|mathematicians|physicists|etc) write blogs. Less 1% of people do public speaking, even less do
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denkmoon
4y ago
>Somehow Perhaps by creating products that their users actually don't hate using.
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denkmoon
4y ago
For many people, reducing or cutting dairy and meat consumption is a non-starter. There are many cultural and personal reasons for this. I think if your plan to reduce problematic gasses in the atmosphere is to encourage mass dietary change
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denkmoon
4y ago
Over the last few years I've noticed a new heuristic I use for determining if something is good/worth investigating or not; Can I tell what it is within 60 seconds of looking at its website.
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denkmoon
4y ago
>The best way to cut GHG emissions from food is and will always be to cut out meat and dairy. Yep. Good. Not doing it. What's next on the list?
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denkmoon
4y ago
Both, I believe. Had ground-loop from my setup involving a very cheap passive mixer and a an asortment of other cheap crappy usb dacs, and there was definitely some EMI involvement as you could hear it change as I moved my cables around the
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denkmoon
4y ago
Having just spent several hundred $ to eliminate EMI from my audio setup, I wish it were true :')
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denkmoon
4y ago
This is clearly art. Whether it is in bad taste or not is subjective, but art should not shy away from the horrors of humanity just as it should not shy away from the triumphs of humanity. Personally I think it is excellent, and stuff like
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denkmoon
4y ago
"Most" people don't know _anything_ about history or the historical record of how groups of people found themselves where they are today. It's not that it's politically incorrect. "Most" people just don&#x
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denkmoon
4y ago
The sentence is structured a bit oddly but are you really proposing someone wouldn't say "A British veteran paleontologist"? It is not uncommon to mention someone's nationality alongside their profession when talking in
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denkmoon
4y ago
I don't want to live in a society where exploration and discussion of taboo ideas risks my livelihood. Short of somehow inducing massive change in the way most people think about things, anonymity is the only way to achieve that.
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denkmoon
4y ago
So your answer to unregulated and potentially dangerous carts is don't use them and dab instead? Like I don't disagree, I'm just not sure what you're getting at. I wouldn't touch those carts for love or money, becau
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denkmoon
4y ago
Why would that be a bad thing? (I am not familiar with netapp)
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denkmoon
4y ago
I think vape cart manufacturers removed Vitamin E from their suspension medium because of the negative publicity. I'm not aware of any regulation that resulted because of it, which would specifically prevent Vitamin E being added back
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denkmoon
4y ago
You don't have to consume social media to post social media. He was a prolific pamphlet writer, which could be considered the bite-sized easily consumable publication of his day. Without really knowing too much about the guy outside of
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denkmoon
4y ago
Competition indicates nothing about trustworthiness when 100% of consumers are incapable of validating that trust.
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denkmoon
4y ago
It's like everyone forgot the popcorn lung outbreak a few years ago.
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denkmoon
4y ago
What is the alternative? Counter-propaganda, my propaganda is better than your propaganda because mine is "right"? I don't have a good answer to this question, I'm wondering if others do.
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denkmoon
4y ago
I put my money where my mouth is by not investing in crypto???
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denkmoon
4y ago
Maybe I'm uninformed, but are those technologies not a long way off?
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denkmoon
4y ago
Measuring the input rather than the output ;)
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denkmoon
4y ago
There are 151 electorates, each with more than 2 candidates. I think seeing the election outcome as one single binary outcome based on which party achieved government is not right.
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denkmoon
4y ago
I feel this is a little bit facetious. We literally just had an election which, I think, reaffirmed how much climate matters to the average Australian, and how many people want economic security that doesn't involve digging shit out of
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denkmoon
4y ago
I can't imagine the rate of mutation is higher for these colonies than, eg. those that are in your own gastro-intestinal tract. The difference is with the lab colonies they don't have the same selection pressure as bacteria in the
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denkmoon
4y ago
+1 for QGIS and PostGIS. Without being a GIS expert I was able to develop a solution for storing and querying invasive species abundance (and other ecological) data using these tools, and they worked _really_ well, and the researchers who w
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denkmoon
4y ago
These guys are basically mercenaries, offering their hardware to anyone with the cash, to engage in various attacks on their customer's adversaries. I don't really think they're doing the no-CP thing out of a sense of ethical
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denkmoon
4y ago
I thought I was going crazy thinking "isn't this exactly what they're doing?"
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