durbleflorp

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by durbleflorp 4y ago
I strongly suggest anyone doubtful of the reasoning behind these concerns or asking questions like "well why don't we just do x to solve this?" go check out Robert Miles' YouTube channel[1]. It's quite an approachab
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by durbleflorp 5y ago
Godot isn't quite as robust or mature as Unity yet, but it is open source and it has had the benefit of learning from Unity's mistakes when designing its own workflows. I think most Unity developers find the switch incredibly easy
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by durbleflorp 5y ago
I actually voted for a third party candidate in 2020 because I knew I could do it without supporting Trump and didn't feel either candidate represented my views. I was only able to do that because I knew my vote wouldn't ultimatel
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by durbleflorp 5y ago
This is a bad take. All headlines are sensationalized for clicks, subject doesn't really matter. If you ignore the headlines and do your own research on climate change, it's pretty nearly impossible in my opinion to come to the co
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by durbleflorp 5y ago
Okay, but neither of those problems are actually an issue with smart homes as a concept, they're mostly issues with the way profit motive drives behavior in a capitalist system. The first point is confusing because the majority of tool
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by durbleflorp 5y ago
Personally, I agree both parties are severely problematic, don't feel they're equally problematic. I vote for third party candidates with policy I actually agree with when it isn't going to negatively affect me or others when
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by durbleflorp 5y ago
Glorious, thanks
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by durbleflorp 5y ago
> I am not a Catholic scholar, but as far as homosexual sex goes, they can't. It's in the Bible, and literally set in stone as being an abomination to God as far as all of the Abrahamic religions are concerned. You might be sur