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by fuzxi 6y ago
>you can pay in some form to view it or not and happily find some alternative way to enjoy your time. Nobody is forcing you to watch what I make and you won’t die if you don’t watch it. That's kind of the point. Whether I pirate you
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>My claim was the former. I think you meant 'the latter'. Former is the first, latter is the last.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I have had courses in this style before, known as "flipped learning". It works reasonably well in my experience, although it's much easier to fall behind if you have other obligations outside of school, and having to note dow
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by fuzxi 6y ago
With no gloves, to boot! Of course, the real grandmaster move is to use liquid helium - its boiling point is about 70C colder than nitrogen :)
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Such apps tend to advertise that they block instances. Tusky, for example, blocks all Gab instances and says so right in the FAQ [1]. [1]: https://github.com/tuskyapp/faq bottom of the page
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>The convicted sex offender acknowledged he was fully aware the girl he tried to meet for sex was 13 years old. Did we read the same article? >>They pressed him on why he wanted to have sex with a 13-year-old. He answered, repeated
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>Would it matter to you if it was a middle-aged man with a moustache? Lol. Please, stop for just a second, and imagine that situation. This guy responds to a personal ad for sex. Gets a response that says "i'm 13" and a pi
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>No, the officer conducting the sting happened to be 24 years old. And happened to look like a 24 year old. >Even the article, in spite of its spin, makes it quite clear that the 13 year old girl the man tried to meet for sex sounded
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by fuzxi 6y ago
The officer said 13 and sent a picture of someone nearly twice that age. Backing away would be a reasonable response on Hambrick's part. Not sending someone to prison because he ignored an obvious lie would also be a reasonable respons
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>During the whole sting the same agent repeatedly made it very clear that the girl he was trying to meet to have sex was 13 years old. No. One officer sent the man pictures of a 24 year old woman and lied to him that she was 13. That is
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Absolutely ridiculous to spend so much time and effort prosecuting crimes that have, at most, a marginal effect on the bottom lines of AAA film studios. [1] [1]: https://juliareda.eu/2017/09/secret-copyright-infrin
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Every US ID and driver's license I've ever seen (and I've seen many) list height and weight.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Or simply any job that requires checking IDs. Bouncer, bartender, cashier in a store that sells alcohol/cigarettes, etc.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
By the way, the official client doesn't use Electron either - it uses qt.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Mastic gum requires much greater force to chew!
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I get your point, but I think it's more accurately framed like so: "Over three billion people are now drinkers" "If you count having a glass of wine once a week then sure" The perceived snobbery is less abo
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I have also not had issues using KeePassXC with the KeePassXC-Browser plugin for Firefox.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>Why are the people is downvoting me? Because you made a definitive claim without providing any evidence, or even your line of reasoning.
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>People who join later only see messages from a while before they joined though so that helps a bit but only a bit. This is customizable and can be disabled, so that new members do not see any messages from before they joined.
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This happened with Monster Hunter World's Iceborne expansion. It updated the included version of Denuvo and added many, many threads that constantly scanned the game executable for modifications as an anti-cheat mechanic. A modder dist
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Thanks!
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I haven't used Gallup before. Do you know how big their sample size is or who they surveyed? I only see percentages.
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A cursory search tells me that it is possible to use a version of Chromium that's been modified to enable WideVine DRM support to watch DRM-protected content on an ARM device such as the RasPi.
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>And finally, calls to return to normal represent a narrow minority of the population. In fact a majority of Americans are worried about the virus, a majority wants schools to remain closed, and a majority think we opened back up too soo
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>2. Why can't people socialize online? It's even easier nowadays. It might not be the same thing but it can get pretty close. It is not anywhere near close. Video calls transfer speech, tone of voice, and facial expressions at
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Month 7? I thought lockdowns, shelter-in-place, etc. largely began in March. That would make this month 5.
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I don't think the Pixel 4 is relevant here. They discontinued it, but they're still supporting it for 3 years just as if they'd kept producing it. The standard Google shutdown gives you maybe a monta to rescue all your data b
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I host a Jellyfin server, personally. Jellyfin is a FOSS fork of Emby Media Server from before they went closed source.
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I'd argue that there's less need for testing in the first place when your nearest neighbors live a mile away.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>In other words, if we abolish the TSA tomorrow and replace it with metal detectors, what's to stop someone from bringing a few gallons of chemical explosives in their backpack, mixing them in the lavatory, and blowing up the plane?

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