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by erellsworth 3y ago
Serious question: What is the difference between telling people what they can and can't do on the moon vs telling people what they can and can't do on vacant land here on earth? If I go out to some remote area in the United States
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by erellsworth 3y ago
Birth rates in the US have been below replacement levels for some time now. This means we will need more immigrants to sustain the never ending growth capitalism demands.
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by erellsworth 3y ago
You have to create an account before you can even see what the pricing is. Sorry, but no. I'm not letting you harvest my email address just to see how much your service costs.
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by erellsworth 3y ago
Ah, so you have to let them harvest your email address just to see what the price is. Lame. Thanks for the info.
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by erellsworth 3y ago
Where did you even find the price? I couldn't find pricing info anywhere on the site.
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by erellsworth 3y ago
For me, there's a lot more going on in this film in the subtext. It's a story about people struggling to find meaning and beauty in an absurd and often cruel world where everything is kinda going to shit. I also love a good martia
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by erellsworth 3y ago
I'd put Everything Everywhere All at Once on that list, depending how you define sci-fi. One of the best films of the decade, in my opinion.
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by erellsworth 3y ago
Only way a 3 (or more) party system works in the US is if we change the way we vote to a ranked-choice type of system with runoff elections. With first past the post, winner take all elections, multiple parties just makes it possible for po
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by erellsworth 3y ago
I'm shocked by this. Shocked I tell you.
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Ada Lovelace's needlepoint skills contributed to pioneering work in computing(theconversation.com)
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by erellsworth 3y ago
It's funny how an answer can be totally unhelpful while still being correct.
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by erellsworth 3y ago
The government is run entirely by capitalists, so good luck with that.
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by erellsworth 3y ago
A lot of woodworkers build their projects in something like Sketchup before they even make the first cut, so you can basically see what the end product will look like without wasting any material. I think woodworking is similar to programmi
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by erellsworth 3y ago
That's great but I'll just ask ChatGPT to write my prompts.
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by erellsworth 3y ago
I think the difference would be in enforcement and what that would imply. How do you verify someone's age online without exposing that person to unwarranted tracking? Do we want to just say social media anonymity is dead?
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by erellsworth 3y ago
Picked an appropriate username tho
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by erellsworth 3y ago
I had to cancel Cox Internet a few years ago because I was moving to a different state. When I called to cancel they asked why and I declined to say. Why should I provide them with another data point for their executives to see in a report?
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by erellsworth 3y ago
Oh man, it only comes in brown?
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by erellsworth 3y ago
I'm old enough to remember when the Internet was full of organic dog shit.
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by erellsworth 3y ago
Personally, I haven't been using SIEVE because I didn't know what it was. However, after reading this article I still don't know what it is.
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by erellsworth 3y ago
Castle of the Winds
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by erellsworth 3y ago
> Twitter faltered but recovered and competitors don't have an opening any more.F Hate to break it to you but Twitter hasn't recovered. It's still a financial dumpster fire and the dumpster is rolling down a steep hill tow
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by erellsworth 3y ago
You absolutely can wring something out by making too much of it. There's a reason "superhero fatigue" is a thing.
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by erellsworth 3y ago
WTF does religion have to do with this? I have no idea what you're trying to say.
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by erellsworth 3y ago
> Wringing the life is a pretty mean way to put it. They tried to use the IP to make money. Mean or not, I'd say it's also accurate. They tried to use the IP to make money... by wringing the life out of it. There are so many Ma
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by erellsworth 3y ago
This reminds me of the Monty Python Four Yorkshiremen sketch, with 4 rich dudes bragging about who had the poorest childhood[1]. One could just as easily compare your poverty with that of people in the poorest places in the world. Oh, your
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by erellsworth 3y ago
Hawaii seems like a poor choice of places to try to escape the ravages of climate change.
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by erellsworth 3y ago
Except it's not a tabletop game, it's a video game. For me, turn-based combat makes a video game less immersive.
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by erellsworth 3y ago
According to the game's executive producer, it's a AAA game. https://gamingbolt.com/baldurs-gate-3-has-a-triple-a-budget-...
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by erellsworth 3y ago
That's easy. 6 inches. We have stuff that thick in stock.

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