fuzxi

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by fuzxi 6y ago
Your response is unnecessarily aggressive. His questions are innocent.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
It's pathetic and lazy to ban books because you feel they're "filled with hate". The thoughtful alternative is to encourage reading these books and teach exactly how they're harmful. This isn't always the best
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Would that this were true, but it's not. Searching for specific technical issues especially shows DDG's weakness.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>“I would say to Apple, ‘Give us a chance. If this happens, I will not have a business. It will be very hard to survive.’” If your coffee shop can't stay afloat without quietly selling my data, it doesn't deserve to survive.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
If this were true, prostitution wouldn't exist because no one would be willing to pay for sex.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>I'm planning to do exactly what you propose here. How, if you don't mind sharing? Something like a passphrase shared with a trusted loved one?
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>Sex is free. We are all equipped with the necessary hardware. Barring health issues it costs nothing. Why does it need to have "value"? Everyone is equipped with the necessary hardware to work in my factory. Barring health iss
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Interesting that a soldier is ignoring both A) the incredible power of guerilla warfare (see: Vietnam War), and B) the horrifyingly bad optics, and possible sanctions, that would result from the US actually utilizing unrestrained military m
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by fuzxi 6y ago
People are entitled to the product they paid for working as described. That is not "spoiled".
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by fuzxi 6y ago
If you were denied the refund on Steam, you should know that you can resubmit refund requests to have a different employee (probably) review it. If your requests are all getting denied in about the same amount of time, it's automated a
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Archive link (site won't load): https://web.archive.org/web/20201217194447/http://blog.kevmo...
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Oh I see. So it's actually the same as the old plan (unenforced storage limit), but without the (also unenforced) minimum of 5 paying users. I also just read that you can in fact get an Enterprise plan without contacting Sales by buyin
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I think you're looking at the Business plan. Enterprise is separate. You can't get an Enterprise plan without contacting Sales unless you're grandfathered in.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Bummer that futex2 didn't make it in yet.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
No, it isn't like that at all. Software doesn't translate to physical analogies well, but a closer analogy is saying that he's frustrated because his "Unlimited Miles" gasoline actually only lasts for 100 miles, the
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Even worse when a service with a paid lifetime license transitions to a subscription model. See: Cerberus [1], a Find My Phone style app. Luckily I'd migrated to the built-in Android equivalent before I got the email that my lifetime l
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Standard practice is to encrypt media stored on cloud storage to avoid DMCA fuckery.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>Google retired unlimited data in GSuite They actually did not. The $12/user/month plan with an unenforced data limit was rebranded as the $20/month Enterprise Standard plan with unlimited storage explicitly allowed. Exist
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Try driving 15mph in a 45mph zone and see how long it takes you to get pulled over. Driving significantly slower than the speed limit is unsafe, too.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I didn't know six year olds could run over 20mph.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Anyone who follows these kinds of suits: does this have teeth? What outcomes are we most likely to see as a result of this?
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Service animals like you described are not the same as emotional support animals, which are not trained to perform specific tasks or even necessarily to behave well in public. They're just regular animals that provide some psychologica
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Why are you comparing children with autism to animals? You could have simply said "children", as all children are likely to cause some damage to a home that an adult would not.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I know more about human rights than you. Stop talking. ^ That's what you sound like.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I think a lot of people remember the Reader shutdown, and the recent weird migration from Play Music to Youtube Music.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
That's a poor analogy. Remaining sober doesn't have potential negative side effects unless you're already addicted to alcohol/benzos. The fact is that the COVID vaccines, as with any medicine, will have side effects, and
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I honestly see more of that on reddit. 90% of reddit users seem to treat every conversation as a debate they feel compelled to win.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
No. This would solve only one of my issues with using a Mac, which is that I want to use a Linux distribution. It doesn't affect the other issue, which is that Apple hardware, while very nice, is heavily overpriced and extraordinaril
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Your exact comment, in full (emphasis mine): >Planes also promise fast travel times, but if a plane crashes, we heavily investigate the cause and figure out a solution so it doesn’t occur again. The USA experiences the equivalent of ove
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by fuzxi 6y ago
The file he overwrote was the backup, haha. >Given that we already consider it to just be a backup, we currently don’t make any further backups of this data.

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