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by hn8788 5y ago
Yeah, and hour long lunch is pretty long. Most people I know take less time than that to eat at a restaurant, let alone just grabbing your sandwich from the fridge.
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Kind of weird looking at mine. I've got an old account that I don't use any more. It didn't show up in the list of similar accounts, and the list for this account and my old account were completely different.
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> All those things are either signs of a difficult home environment or a learning disability. That's not true, some kids are just shitheads and don't feel like listening to anyone or doing what they're told. Personal respo
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I ended up going into settings and changing it to low bandwidth and low performance mode to make it feel similar to before.
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It's basically a steam customer support lottery if it's been over 2 hours. Sometimes you get someone who actually reads the reason for refunding, but most of the time they just automatically deny it, even if the developer said the
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I think my favorite part of a tutorial, even though it was a super small piece, was an older open-world game. At the start of the game, someone in a helicopter tells you to look up at them. Based on the direction you move the thumbstick, it
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by hn8788 5y ago
That's where the devs have to decide whether they're willing to sacrifice some realness for the sake of gameplay. The game director for Doom Eternal has been streaming the game and providing commentary on it, and he talked about h
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by hn8788 5y ago
For FPS games, "Boomer Shooter" is the common term because they're similar to the types of games "Boomers" played when they were kids.
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It doesn't sound bad, but the EA paper is actually talking about a way to manipulate people into spending money. What they do is match you with lower ranked players after you've made a purchase, that way you feel like your purchas
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You can't eat internet access, or use internet access for shelter or self-defense, so it's probably not important for a lot of people.
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There's not much difference, and that's the problem. Mobile games are notorious for being asset flips and shovelware because being funded by ads means they don't have to worry about making something worth paying for. I imagin
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Chemical weapons are banned because they kill indiscriminately, and it causes undue suffering compared to conventional weapons, not because you can mass produce them. Drones wouldn't have either of those issues.
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by hn8788 5y ago
Instead of thinking "We can't think of a less intrusive way, so deal with it", how about "We can't think of a less intrusive way, so let's not do it until we do".
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I was diagnosed with ADHD as an adult, and unless it's actually having a negative impact on your life, I wouldn't bother trying to get it treated. I saw a therapist because I was really struggling with college, like taking an hour
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by hn8788 5y ago
An underrated way to get out of your echo chamber is to actually talk to people in person. I lean fairly conservative, while my wife and her friends are very liberal. Whenever we happen to talk about political topics, most of the time we en
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by hn8788 5y ago
Everything about your comment is wrong. Police aren't required to arrest everyone that is committing a crime, so they can choose to let low-level drug dealers do what they want. Police also go out on patrol, that's what pro-active
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by hn8788 5y ago
They're useful for getting past HR screeners, but otherwise they are almost all useless.
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Missing the most important one; being able to communicate security issues to non-security people. It doesn't matter that youre a super hacker if you cant explain why people should listen, or report your findings without the devs feelin
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It makes more sense than trusting the opinions of random people on a tech startup forum.
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I got the vaccine in the military, the needle isn't bad, it looks like a tiny lobster fork. The worst part about it is how the injection site turns into a dime-sized itchy blister that you can't scratch for a few days.
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I was on a temporary pentesting contract at a Fortune 500 company, and the reason for ignoring security came down to cost. Our contact in their IT department said that when they were trying to get the budget to fix their longstanding securi
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My wife's friend has seen a few people eating raw cicadas this year. She said they just walk down the road in her neighborhood picking and eating them like they're wild blueberries.
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by hn8788 5y ago
My experience has been similar to yours, with the addition that married people without children never wanted to go to the office. It was basically the best of both worlds; you aren't lonely, plus your spouse (usually) understands that
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by hn8788 5y ago
> The workplace is inherently political; it consumes the vast majority of workers' waking hours for years, and decades. Where are people working where the vast majority of their waking hours, for decades, are spent at work? At least
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by hn8788 5y ago
From what they wrote, it looks like they probably said something along the lines of "Hey, here's a location where they don't care if you are in an at risk group, you can just show up and get your vaccine." Considering it
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I obviously don't know your situation, but there's a difference between giving useful feedback and just constantly bitching about everything. You also have to consider that maybe you didn't have the full picture, and there ac
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I don't think they did. I searched for Tank Man, and the first result is the wikipedia article, followed by nothing but articles about him and the Tiananmen Square Massacre. The images section seems to be the only one that's actin
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If the rabbits aren't just staying in your yard, then I'd say you're being a bad neighbor. In my experience, the rabbits dig a bunch of holes, and leave piles of poop everywhere, even on porches and sidewalks. If you want to
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I don't think it's as simple as feeling peer pressure to have a yard look the same. My backyard got out of control one year, and it quickly became a haven for mice, rabbits, snakes, turtles, crickets, mosquitoes, etc. All of that
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The Boeing communications chief resigned due to a 33 year old article where he said females shouldn't be allowed in military combat roles. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/08/business/boeing-resignati

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