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by headsoup 8y ago
I think there's a lot of people keeping 'casual' friends, just because they're there (online). And by that I mean not like a forum where you log in and see who's online or chat on topics of interest, in this case t
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by headsoup 8y ago
From the linked Github page: > It's complicated on porpuse btw, I wanted to do it in ReasonML and Graphql but didn't have time as this was done in an afternoon hackathon And yeah probably the ironic thing. This sort of page sh
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by headsoup 8y ago
Regardless of that, the article does not support your argument of robot bees being more likely and demonstrates the former to be true.
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by headsoup 8y ago
A matter of differences between intent and actions I guess, you suggested the concern should be redirected to habitat. How fine is 'pretty much?' How not-fine should we let it get before we show concern? This seems to be general
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by headsoup 8y ago
It is. You're implying that the other commenter's post is invalid as 'blind opposition' because 'their side' of the argument behaves the same. * Edit on below: On re-reading you're correct, you were categ
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by headsoup 8y ago
Actually there are public registries of known incidences of harm from vaccines (i.e. VAERS etc). This again goes to people arguing in Black and White and refusing to rationally engage the middle grounds: I don't believe there is resea
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by headsoup 8y ago
Are the bee sources still the same? Bees are often imported from other regions to meet supply.
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by headsoup 8y ago
Another fallacy: relative privation. Let's not worry about the bees and pesticides because of bigger problems. I think the problem here is that over-emphasis, bluster and hyperbole are so normalised and frequent now that the use of emp
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by headsoup 8y ago
You're just throwing out the tu quoque fallacy for I'm not sure what reason. Hey the 'other side' does it too so let's not make a big deal here! Black and white opposition to everything with cherry-picked arguments
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by headsoup 9y ago
We can only hope then..
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by headsoup 9y ago
Thanks for the explanation
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by headsoup 9y ago
Probably much the same reason people continue to buy Windows: the software that is not supported on other platforms (or is used company/team wide).
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by headsoup 9y ago
I think you may have missed the quotation marks around free there ;)
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by headsoup 9y ago
Perhaps, but those tools do exist anyway. Facebook increases 'discoverability' of groups/communities, but a forum/blog/etc aggregation/search capability would do the same without requiring login to a different
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by headsoup 9y ago
To me the greatest issue with the Facebook 'community' is that it is the conglomeration (the umbrella) of sub-communities which, in not being a Facebook member, excludes me from accessing any of them. It's basically like hav
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by headsoup 9y ago
What I don't understand is that AMD/Intel differ so much. The subsequent question I haven't seen clarified is: In any of these situations, are Intel's results actually accurate FPS or could it be showing 'accelerate
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by headsoup 9y ago
So Facebook is going with the tu quoque fallacy. Perhaps the others will be in trouble in future too, but sorry Facebook, it's your turn now.
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by headsoup 9y ago
Have you discussed exactly these points with your child so they understand the reasons it shouldn't be watched? You seem to assume that people do not have sex for fun?
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by headsoup 9y ago
Perhaps he should have sat down with his son and asked what important things he was after that kept being blocked, show some understanding and then have some open discussion about the implications. Or just double-down and play 'how far
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by headsoup 9y ago
But that really has not much to do with it. It's a trust issue. Build a foundation of trust and mutual respect and you shouldn't need to monitor them, because they'll be asking you for guidance or respecting what is pro
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by headsoup 9y ago
For all the reports of people leaving and constant breaking scandals, unfortunately, the actual damage to Facebook still seems to be negligible. They've been confidently informing investors that their stock price is ok and membership
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by headsoup 9y ago
Option a) work harder to make products people want and create value Option b) sue the companies that do that Hooray for patents.
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by headsoup 9y ago
Marketing says pretty much anything is for anyone. Can't really blame marketing for a kid having something you think they shouldn't. And, kids don't need iPads. Kids need attentive parents and guidance, then they can use
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by headsoup 9y ago
I miss Windows Phone. Screen Glance, live tiles, bottom address bar, search button, menus at bottom (until they put in hamburgers in W10), Etc. It was a great phone OS, let down by MS's own declining support of it and the App Gap (whi
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by headsoup 9y ago
Quick question (I can't test as I'm not on Facebook): If someone logs into a separate service using their 'Facebook Login' will that reactivate their account if disabled/deleted (within 14 days)? Has this been teste
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by headsoup 9y ago
Depends on whether you see this 'greening the desert' as destructive to the environment or not I suppose. And then perhaps there's a question of who owns this now greened and more usable desert?...
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by headsoup 9y ago
Sounds like a great way to get progress on Linux moving faster, in a way helping the chicken-egg of users vs dev support. Short term pain for long term gain. Windows is often a horrible thing for people to learn at first, but they do it be
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by headsoup 9y ago
> the Linux Desktop really isn't that great That's not true. Stick to the 'user friendly' popular ones (Ubuntu, Mint, etc) and they're very solid now. Sure, edge cases are still a problem, but for gaming - if
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by headsoup 9y ago
It does seem unfortunately that the best method is to install the mouse on Windows somewhere and save the config to the mouse itself. This obviously requires the mouse have on-board memory, but it works at least.
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by headsoup 9y ago
The problem I find with itch.io (haven't checked this year) is that it provided roughly the equivalent game quality of Steam Green-light.

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