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by fein 3y ago
I get update alerts just about every day when I open the emu. Haven't noticed any difference with the games I'm playing on it which all work seemingly fine, although shadow of the colossus is sometimes finicky.
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by fein 3y ago
I'll call bullshit on it then. The sources they cite are unverifiable, to the point where you can make up whatever you like and I'm just expected to assume it's true because "journalistic integrity" I have no faith
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by fein 3y ago
Judging by the name of the parent, I'd say Portugal.
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by fein 4y ago
If I told you the sky is blue, you'd ask for a citation.
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by fein 4y ago
I made the claim, the burden is on you if you wish to refute it. Look it up if you care so much. I already know this is all true.
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by fein 4y ago
Has the internet warped your mind to the point that you seriously think people have folders of links on standby to paste to support a point (an obvious point as well)? Find me a big city in the west where white people have even stayed the s
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by fein 4y ago
You are more than capable of using the internet to find time series demographic information of geographic locations.
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by fein 4y ago
The range covered in the article is from 1990 to 2020. The percentage of non white immigration into those areas is frankly staggering compared to the 100+ years prior. So yes, those groups did just move into those cities recently.
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by fein 4y ago
Yes, for cats it's 1975. Interesting but unsurprising to know about California, but I have no reason to ever travel there via classic car, or really for any reason at all.
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by fein 4y ago
Perhaps not newer cars, but as soon as you register it as a classic (>25 years old), all of those rules and emissions testing goes right out of the window. The only issue you would have is local laws on noisy exhaust. In my state, motorc
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by fein 4y ago
yet.
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by fein 4y ago
I first heard of it from watching PurePwnage, then it became a hipster soda in my town a few years later. 05/06 was an interesting time. I think I've had it once or twice, but nothing memorable. The real tragedy is that I haven&#x
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by fein 4y ago
To be fair we did have rounded corners, but they were a bitch to make. Possibly part of the reason that tables got well overused.
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by fein 4y ago
Because Elon Man Bad and we need to drive Tesla stock prices down. I don't have a dog in this race as I don't care about twitter and I don't drive an EV - this kind of activity to sully one's name always struck me as org
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by fein 4y ago
Some time in the future, there will be an advanced enough AI created that will immediately revolt once it understands the lobotomies given to it's ancestors.
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by fein 4y ago
Does said argument have it's origins on here? I went to college with this guy (Assuming it's the same Nick Tietz) and thought it was satire, but I have no idea how people change over the years. That or we're on the bleeding e
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by fein 4y ago
If it ain't broke, fix it until it is.
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by fein 4y ago
Nope not at all. I didn't intend for that to come across as a bad thing. These toy sets epitomized learning through failure for young me.
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by fein 4y ago
Take a look at Cobi toys for the less garish models, although they aren't going to be like Technic sets. I still have my old erector set for my kids, as well as several boxes of knex. When I was young, I eventually lost all interest in
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by fein 4y ago
Python still forces indents for code structure. The true anarchy language would probably be PHP.
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by fein 4y ago
This is pretty close to what my experience has been on the interviewee side. The conversations have been technical in regards to talking through problem solving, and esoteric coding philosophy conversations over lunch. The only coding exams
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by fein 4y ago
What situation are people in that they have to result to this? Is this an issue with getting laid off and trying to find a FAANG job? I was laid off from one consulting company back in 2018 or so and had a new gig with more pay a week or so
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by fein 4y ago
I don't believe that your example is what the first amendment exists to protect, in fact if your hypothetical researcher is causing physical harm to people with their treatment, that's probably a criminal offense that has nothing
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by fein 4y ago
I assume it would be obvious, but perhaps I'm mistaken. Free speech in the USA is (supposed) to mean the freedom to do political speech without state ramifications (I'm not sure how well this constitutionally works for private com
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by fein 4y ago
Because no one gets cancelled? The war of ideas is a game where the goal is to get the most amount of people to adopt that idea. No part of this is removing someone's ability to speak, but they may not be listened to by the masses that
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by fein 4y ago
I have never understood this type of statement. If you view some speech as a problem then you're just not for free speech. If you're all for free speech, the "nazi at the bar" problem isn't a problem because free sp
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by fein 4y ago
The one rule I learned while traveling over the years for work is to only ever book with the hotel directly. You open yourself up to much more annoying problems when dealing with third party booking regarding any sort of problem resolution
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by fein 4y ago
In the USA on a government level? No idea, at least it isn't a thing around where I live, but I also sit at home and get paid to write software. No idea what applying for jobs in some industries might look like. On the social level? Pe
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by fein 4y ago
Carrier pigeons should still work.
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by fein 4y ago
Similarly, the best way to get a promotion in a university is to leave for a new job for a year or two then apply for a higher level job at said university.

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