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by evandale 3y ago
Can you please just summarize? There's way too many definitions and this isn't helpful. I gave you my opinion on what an opinion is, now why can't you return the favour instead of throwing thousands of words back in my face w
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by evandale 3y ago
If there is a fallacy then you need tell me your definition of an opinion or the widely accepted definition. I can work with you if we have a common understanding but we're not at that point yet.
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by evandale 3y ago
What's your conception of an opinion? To me am opinion is a belief you have that's not based on facts. Why do you want your government to have a belief not based on facts? Furthermore, why would you want the government to push thi
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by evandale 3y ago
> because it doesn’t have a physical brain developing individual thought. You summed up my point with a single sentence I can agree with, can't argue there! In your scenario what's the opinion Facebook has about advertising? I&
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by evandale 3y ago
It's partially solved. You may have a chance to see justice because it won't matter if the cop and his 5 buddies say you provoked them with a camera. It's unambiguous that you can record them and there's no possibility o
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by evandale 3y ago
No? What!? Name a scenario in which the government would put forth an opinion on something.. governments, like corporations, can't have opinions.
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by evandale 3y ago
lol I gotta say I've been trying to read the defenders of this and take them seriously but your incredulity matches mine... .. and people are replying to you and _still_ defending the government and think they should have unilateral po
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by evandale 3y ago
There's been a miscommunication. I want you to provide the timestamp that makes you think the Apollo dev was serious. I've listened to the recording and it's obvious he was joking every time he asked for the $10 million. I wa
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by evandale 3y ago
The dev was obviously joking. What part of the recording suggests he wasn't? Exact timestamp please because I want to go back and listen to the context around it on my own rather than relying on your self selected soundbites/quote
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by evandale 3y ago
Those exceptions won't stop police from thinking you can't record them and using that as a reason to bust your phone followed by busting your lip. Him and his 5 buddies will go on to say that you provoked them and you'll neve
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by evandale 3y ago
You can use your credit card to find and convince 1000 people to do your bidding, why is owning them a requirement? You don't "own" the compute you spin up either, you're temporarily borrowing it.
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by evandale 3y ago
I apologize in advance for introducing the risk of ruining your life.. but I highly recommend checking out Captain of Industry. It has a faster start, real world processes, terraforming and I believe is better than Factorio in every way. I
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by evandale 3y ago
You don't even have to alt tab out to use Excel, they've added to the game. Seems like it doesn't fit your criteria for games you'd like anymore so there's no reason to try! :P https://support.eveonline.c
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by evandale 3y ago
My understanding is that the purpose of biters is to prevent you from building too big too fast and also as a resource sink to get rid of excess iron. There is a FFF they wrote about it and Katherine of Sky has a great video about why you s
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by evandale 3y ago
I get that feeling too. It comes and goes when it wants and I can't force it to happen or channel it into anything useful. On days I bowl when it happens I consider myself lucky. If I could control it I'd be a pro bowler.
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by evandale 3y ago
Fine, I don't believe we need unconstrained biodiversity to survive. "if we killed everything we don't raise ourselves and we're the only living things in the world that have freedom" Both replies to me completely i
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by evandale 3y ago
I didn't mean humans and a few cattle. I summarized with quote: "If we killed everything we don't raise ourselves and we're the only living things in the world that have freedom" I didn't mention specific plant
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by evandale 3y ago
I believe that biodiversity is worse off today than it was before and you don't have to prove that to me. I reject the premise that biodiversity is something we require to successfully live on Earth. > We're just as natural as
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by evandale 3y ago
Nature is not on the brink of collapse because of 8 billion people and human overpopulation is a scaremongering tactic that should have died 30 years ago. It's hard to continue reading your comment with such easily falsifiable informat
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by evandale 3y ago
Why are you being cheeky and muddying the waters in a serious discussion? We're discussing more than if the WSJ, FT, and NYT allows ad blockers or not. We're discussing how stupid it is that a service shows ads in the first place
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by evandale 3y ago
> Does the clothing you wear sport a logo? Yeah but it's not against their TOS to buy the clothes and cut the logo out. > Does your computer have an Intel Inside sticker on it? Yeah but it's not against their TOS buy an Inte
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by evandale 3y ago
You are thinking the oil has more of an effect than it actually does. Even on an easy house shot you're not automatically have a 200 average. You still need to have a good spare game. I guarantee throwing that one 250 game was more luc
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by evandale 3y ago
As a serious bowler I wouldn't say Belmo broke bowling - he's saving it. Two handed bowling isn't unfair and it's not easier than one handed bowling. I've tried it on multiple occasions but it's really hard to
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by evandale 3y ago
Great job missing Tom Muclair who was the one mentioned in the comment.
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by evandale 3y ago
Of course it will change and Valve will even release their own game that's generated with AI. Governments and companies everywhere trying to lock out small time people today before they get too much traction with AI generated content.
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by evandale 3y ago
I'll suggest a real motivation: they want to make their own game generated by AI and have first mover advantage while they work out all the scary AI copyright issues they have to deal with that they already deal with because the same p
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by evandale 3y ago
It probably has to do with the fact that a lot of people are patient enough to wait 10 seconds for something to finish if a) they understand it and b) it does the job. The average person will put up with a lot of friction to use something t
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by evandale 3y ago
When I see those tactics I imagine the company throwing a full screen seizure inducing modal window with a red background and lime text of all their 1 star reviews and search for a new product.
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by evandale 3y ago
> That 2 hours rule seems to be health related. But a lot of food gets bad much before it becomes unsafe to eat. Name one that does that in a 6 hour time period. > It's not 20 minutes. It's 20 minutes more than the normal tr
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by evandale 3y ago
> No, because the point is that you get to know who sold them the RAM chips that went into the device, because the RAM chip vendor digitally signed the sale of those chips to them, and their repair job "consumes" that item in t

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