eumoria

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by eumoria 10y ago
TIL the word "anilingus." Thanks!
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by eumoria 10y ago
ha! yea, I tried it early in development and it was a bit of a mess I should give it another shot that it's a little more mature. Their whole steambox/steamcontroller thing seems to have flopped but I'm sure it's better
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by eumoria 10y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXOaCkbt4lI is the video. It took them a bit of work but stability is possible.
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by eumoria 10y ago
They could have tried a little harder with the name. It makes me take them less seriously with a copycat name like they're not confident enough in their product and need to glom onto Tesla's success. What an awful decision. The tr
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by eumoria 10y ago
Not too sure about the proprietary binaries on Linux but rendering the same thing on Mac and then on bootcamp Windows is really night and day. I have a friend who plays Counter-Strike: GO on his Macbook Pro and it's unbelievable how mu
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by eumoria 10y ago
I am in the exact same boat. My laptop is Xubuntu and my work computer is as well. My home gaming rig is Windows 10 because Linux just doesn't compete yet with the proprietary optimizations that the hardware manufacturers and game deve
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by eumoria 10y ago
Unemployment benefits aren't the same as welfare they're paid into by your employer so when you're laid off you can maintain some kind of salary while you find work elsewhere. There are tax based welfare systems in place in t
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by eumoria 10y ago
> At least they only bricked the knockoffs. As opposed to what? Making them burst into flames in the hope of burning the person's house down? Bricking is pretty much the worst thing you can do.
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by eumoria 10y ago
Are you modifying existing rules or creating entirely new ones?
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by eumoria 10y ago
> Anyway, the way she says this leads me to believe she thinks she is more important than other people. She's a manager of course she thinks that.
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by eumoria 10y ago
you're not part of the cabal so you'll just get insta-arrested
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by eumoria 10y ago
Yes there's a lot in there about the lifestyle she lived but I think none of that matters I've been slammed into some awful situations with deadbeat landlords or roommates bailing with 30 days notice you have to have something to
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by eumoria 10y ago
I'm in Brooklyn as well some parts are very inexpensive if you're willing to not live in the gentrified fantasyland that most of northern Brooklyn is.
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by eumoria 10y ago
Maybe the lesson should be if you're a law abiding citizen you should be able to go throughout your day without being spied on for any reason whatsoever.
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by eumoria 10y ago
This will only hurt small to mid-sized businesses like every other piece of legislation or trade regulation. The fine print so small it's invisible: "Does not apply to the oligarchy."
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by eumoria 10y ago
No one should be able to fly a drone anywhere near an airport. If the law doesn't exist it should anyway. This also isn't the first time this has happened / been claimed to happen.
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by eumoria 10y ago
This is obvious to the point of not reiterating but don't ever plug your stuff into cheap/unknown chargers. I've seen the AC jump across to the low power DC side MANY times and it insta-destroys anything designed to just take
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by eumoria 10y ago
probably the threat of being caught and subsequent consequences probably stop them. also (not saying Apple does and it's hard to do) but companies compartmentalize portions of software making it difficult for an individual to go rouge
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by eumoria 10y ago
easily to all? nope.
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by eumoria 10y ago
After diemboweling: "Oh, there were launch codes in his chest??" -Dick Cheney
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by eumoria 11y ago
This is the most likely reason but I see them labelled as amd64 most of the time. x64 is just s shorthand because people were so used to saying x86 for so long.
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by eumoria 11y ago
Is it still April 1st? Another lunatic oss contributor being a total lunatic. Move along...
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by eumoria 11y ago
Sign Up For Free! claims the page. I didn't bother proceeding what features are they locking behind a paywall?
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by eumoria 11y ago
I believe the question is how can you be secure if someone is listening to both sides of the conversation and the answer is you can't in this scenario.
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by eumoria 11y ago
Chomsky has spent most of his life debating so his aggressiveness in this case seems to stem from how other people view the discourse (or how he agrees or disagrees with Sam) initially. I would put that to an 87 year old academic who's
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by eumoria 11y ago
yea I find he can poison viewpoints that I totally agree with in his phrasing and argumentative style of "Not aligning entirely with my opinion is not only incorrect but imbecilic." That said, though, his joint podcast with Dan Ca