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901.
by everyone 7y ago
Yes, exactly.
902.
by everyone 7y ago
So when this guy is dealing with a doctor. He pretends to be a doctor himself? I assume the doctor would notice the guy is acting like a weird asshole for some reason but not mention it. I guess the tweeter thinks hes being cool and 'h
903.
by everyone 7y ago
"We’ve pulled out the parking lots to make room for acres of greenspace, friendly courtyards" Having the stuff they're talking about is commonplace in some countries (eg. Netherlands, Denmark).. but for the services, trains e
904.
by everyone 7y ago
Reminiscent of the Delorean
905.
by everyone 7y ago
That would make a good movie.
906.
by everyone 7y ago
Earth, a few decades ago, before the dominion of cars? Earth, today, in Denmark / Netherlands. Kneejerk reactions like yours , without looking into the issue at all, are the main hurdle.
907.
by everyone 7y ago
Preferences aside, a phone call is much more practical. Via web.. * Ordering could easily fuck up somehow. Eg. Send multiple identical pizzas cus you pressed the button multiple times, cus the 1st time u pressed it nothing happened. I read
908.
by everyone 7y ago
"Media companies aren't stupid. They know exactly how much DRM and piracy impact their bottom line." Citation needed.
909.
by everyone 7y ago
There are plenty of examples of the US army (Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan), and US controled dictators forces (Cuba) being beaten or stalemated by guerilla forces. Depending on how widespread and committed a revolution was, they could have a
910.
by everyone 7y ago
The title alone made me think of a different phenomenon that occurs to me. Its to do with websites. Lets say there a website where one downloads some free software from, for example. If there's a really big bright clear download link,
911.
by everyone 7y ago
Its also a good idea (and costs nothing, not even time) to always put in different garbage information whenever you have to enter a name, dob, or whatever, anywhere. Even before widespread computer use I think,it made sense to always spell
912.
by everyone 7y ago
@Everyone 'Windows 10 LTSB' is the true user-focused version of Windows 10. Its become one of my favourite OSes. It doesnt come with any shit on it (windows store, xboxlive, cortana etc etc.) MS have also promised It will not rece
913.
by everyone 7y ago
Welp, that aint gonna be finshed. Less than a dozen more block say, and civilization will have collapsed.
914.
by everyone 7y ago
Its actually compressed down to a point. A singularity. The 9mm is just the radius from the point from which nothing can return.
915.
by everyone 7y ago
If your're reading non-fiction, then you're probably learning something. If your're reading fiction, then it is most likely just entertainment. So, its equivalent to watching a fiction movie or tv show, or whatnot. I find it
916.
by everyone 7y ago
Theres a really good community made client for 'Supreme Commander' https://www.faforever.com/
917.
by everyone 7y ago
It definitely was aimed at architects (among others) when it came out in 2000. I had just started architecture college then, we did everything on paper, I only learned Autocad during my 1st summer job. 'Computers' were more the re
918.
by everyone 7y ago
I recently wrote this to someone who was thinking of learning Pico-8 (a very minimal game engine) I was saying they should just learn Unity instead. ... Something like Pico-8 reminds me of a program from my days as an architect. Sketchup, i
919.
by everyone 7y ago
Your sort of reiterating my point. I know UI stuff breaks a lot, but my point is that when it does break, its obvious . Bugs should be easily caught in human acceptance testing. Also an automated test UI is never going to be the same as a
920.
by everyone 7y ago
The author is either crazy, or else maybe works in a very niche area where this makes sense. I work in games, and some modules are very conducive to automated testing. Eg. complex math functions, it'd be very easy for them to be not qu
921.
by everyone 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kessler_syndrome Yay!!
922.
by everyone 7y ago
So, San Francisco = the world? That is pretty amazingly blinkered.
923.
by everyone 7y ago
"Not actual gameplay" So this flashy expensive trailer is utterly pointless. This is a game sequel that I am worried about. The original is a fantastic game. The sequel is being made by different people. Maybe they dont have as go
924.
by everyone 7y ago
Gods always seems to pop up in discussions about this topic, which I find glib and annoying. We could prove the existence of the simulation runners. That does not suddenly mean theists were right. They would still be just as wrong as ever,
925.
by everyone 7y ago
"The details are complex, but the basic idea is simple: Some of today’s computer simulations of our cosmos produce distinctive anomalies — for example, there are telltale glitches in the behavior of simulated cosmic rays." I would
926.
by everyone 7y ago
In the article they hypothesize that the simulation's purpose could be a historical / social one, hence humans.. But that seems like a quite anthropocentric idea. I think it would be less presumptive to theorize that the simulatio
927.
by everyone 7y ago
I'd like to know what age the writer was when they did this + How long they had been programming. Seems like they learned a lot from it.
928.
by everyone 7y ago
How can you possibly trust open source software in 2019? Do you pore over all the code checking it? I'm gonna assume in most cases no, and that you trust the community who do actually do that. Same with pirated software. I'll trus
929.
by everyone 7y ago
Agreed, pirated anything from a known trusted group or uploader is what I consider a clean copy of something. If I buy the official version of anything I usually use the pirated version anyway.
930.
by everyone 7y ago
Just letting ya'll know the best version of Windows 10 by miles is called 'LTSB'. It doesnt come with any shit on it (windows store, xboxlive, cortana etc etc.) MS have also promised It will not receive any updates that chang

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