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by dfxm12 9mo ago
It speaks to a general lack of self awareness people have about class/power structures.
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by dfxm12 9mo ago
5.1% were in favor of a limit on housing construction, and it passed before later being made illegal by the state. FWIW, it is a learned behavior that voting doesn't change much. It doesn't help when elected officials obviously
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by dfxm12 9mo ago
The article/video only points to this being proven by research done by Giorgio Bonsanti. If you're curious, you'll have to investigate that angle. It is frustrating that the article is so coy about the evidence around the pre
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by dfxm12 9mo ago
and also keep in mind, you probably make many sketches before putting brush to canvas...
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by dfxm12 9mo ago
they're not some weird deep demonic trove of personal information; that's supplied to them by their customers, which is where change needs to happen. The line blurs when you consider Thiel's personal motivations (e.g. Proje
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by dfxm12 9mo ago
For a similar, albeit a little older, game that you can play in mame today, check out Gremlin's 1981 game Eliminator. There are threads on arcade-museum talking about cabs of this popping up on the wild and being played at arcade/
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by dfxm12 9mo ago
To further this, articles also have an edit history and talk page. Even if one disagrees with consensus building or suspects foul play and they're really trying to get to the bottom of something, all the info is there on Wikipedia! If
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by dfxm12 9mo ago
As much as this is to blame, don't forget the year plus delay, ~60% increase in price, omitted features, safety investigations, recalls, etc. It's clear the design was half baked from the start.
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by dfxm12 9mo ago
in this context the tools faking them seems to me likely to increase rates of harm against them. Why does it seem this way to you?
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by dfxm12 9mo ago
If I find something useful there, I'll read it and code for it...
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by dfxm12 9mo ago
can search the entire Epstein files It's worth noting that only about 1% of the files have been released, according to the DOJ. Of the released files, many have redactions.
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by dfxm12 9mo ago
The obvious implication is that "balance" between freedom and surveillance just moves things away from freedom. Of course, on the note of being attacked from "both" sides, there are often more than two sides to a story.
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by dfxm12 9mo ago
Surely the number of Scottish people influenced by accounts making such outlandish claims is exactly zero. The accounts appear to be suspended, so it is true that Scottish people are not being influenced by these accounts. In fact, the li
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by dfxm12 9mo ago
To an extent, yes. Rosters have some restrictions in terms of size, in terms of home grown talent, talent from outside Europe, etc. There are also a ton of great football players out there. One team can't buy up all the talent, but a
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by dfxm12 9mo ago
Trump campaigned on "No new wars", but given Trump's history in his first term, his party's history in general, you'd have to have be a rube to believe this. Also why does this earn Trump a vote when his opposition
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by dfxm12 9mo ago
FWIW, Trump appointed Powell as chair.
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by dfxm12 9mo ago
Have you really never voted for a candidate who went on to do things you didn't agree with? I'm having a hard time thinking of things this admin and their party has done but hasn't directly campaigned on, directly praised s
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by dfxm12 10mo ago
An arcade stuck in the early 00s would be my ideal third space though.
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by dfxm12 10mo ago
Depends on how your locality assesses the value of your home. You can probably do a web search for where you live specifically if you want to get into the nitty gritty. In the places I've lived, unless I added more square footage, thes
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by dfxm12 10mo ago
It's a price to, in a way, handcuff workers. Systemically combined with policies that make sure unemployment doesn't get too low, weaken labor power, tie other benefits to employment, etc. Workers know they need your job to have a
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by dfxm12 10mo ago
If you're interested and aren't willing to take OP's word for it, the 90s are recent enough that you can probably read contemporary news articles/opinions pieces about him online (and almost certainly at your library). Y
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by dfxm12 10mo ago
If 2025 taught the Trump admin anything, it's that they don't face consequences for their actions, so further planning really isn't necessary...
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by dfxm12 10mo ago
perception management Is this any different from manufactured consent?
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by dfxm12 10mo ago
If something is important culturally and historically, financial incentives aren't really important (assuming you're not making a joke about Hollywood being creatively bankrupt).
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by dfxm12 10mo ago
Please don't go in circles. I will refer you back to my comment that if you did, these stories were out of date, or perhaps you're just misremembering. You could have posted one of these supposed stories, but that probably would h
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by dfxm12 10mo ago
No. 2006 (when you read about the ps3 selling for a loss) and 2010 (when the Hotz's exploit was published & other os support was removed in response and production costs had come down) are different times.
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by dfxm12 10mo ago
Those stories were years old and it of date by this time.
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by dfxm12 10mo ago
You don't have to play these specific games though. I mean, what's your privacy, what's not being bombarded by ads in your OS worth to you? Have you taken an honest thought about this?
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by dfxm12 10mo ago
The consoles were reportedly selling at a profit (at least in the US) by 2009. Reports about the USAF condor cluster surfaced in 2010.
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by dfxm12 10mo ago
Is there any reason in particular you think this? Sony only removed the feature, citing "security concerns" mere months after George Hotz released the exploit. They would later go on to sue him. https://blog.playstati

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