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hollandheese
9mo ago
Here's one: https://monthlyreview.org/articles/settler-colonialism-and-t...
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9mo ago
Yeah, it is quite funny.
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9mo ago
This was posited as the nice sounding reason for the second amendment, when the more accurate reason was to ensure citizens had guns to drive out the indigenous peoples and steal their lands. We rather quickly saw the federal government rol
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hollandheese
9mo ago
The police (FBI and ICE included) are never your friends. They work to protect the rich and powerful and not us.
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hollandheese
9mo ago
Huh? GNOME releases new versions twice a year versus macOS' once a year and Windows' once a year. GNOME just doesn't feel the need to radically change things every few releases because they have no need to seem "new"
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hollandheese
9mo ago
So cheap that many of you don't seem to see any value in having it anymore.
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10mo ago
>- No sudo, or at least no conflict between "Sudo is dangerous and can break your system" / "You need sudo to do routine things" This is an unreasonable ask. No modern operating system will give you this. You hav
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10mo ago
13 years... Longer than the time between Windows 2000 and Windows 8.
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10mo ago
Intel.
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hollandheese
10mo ago
For aftermarket purchase sure, but 95% of consumer machines are using either Intel or AMD integrated graphics.
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10mo ago
>I was wrong. 100% wrong. Not only did our site metrics not suffer in any way, but tens of thousands of people signed up to the newsletter and it became a much more important communications and conversion channel than it had been. You we
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10mo ago
>PlayStation has always outsold Xbox by 2-3 times even in Xbox's best days. Huh? In Xbox's best days it was beating the Playstation 3 in sales (2006-2009).
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10mo ago
That sounds vastly more costly since they'd have to open local branch offices everywhere.
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11mo ago
You know what actually drives costs up? The fact that healthcare doesn't work as a market. I can't shop for medical care. I don't have the knowledge and it's usually extremely time sensitive. This is a ridiculous stateme
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11mo ago
>The quality of health care in the US is significantly higher than anywhere else in the world. Yeah, I'm gonna need a citation for that. Because it sounds like a health insurance propoganda rather than the actual truth.
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11mo ago
Try playing Pokémon Legends Z-A multiplayer.
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11mo ago
You're mixing up the Xbox 360 and the Xbox One releases. Xbox 360 came out a year before the PS3.
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11mo ago
God, if it was only 2-4x market rates.
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hollandheese
1y ago
But the average internet user will just use their browser anyways on the desktop. So, what does this buy them?
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1y ago
>Similarly, Windows 8 was bad software. We actually undid that one. Windows 8 was bad software for desktop and laptop computers. I will say though that it was great for hybrid tablet computers and they should have kept that interface for
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1y ago
~$200 for that amount of storage is still extreme
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1y ago
>Besides if you're bothered by the dust you can use the water cleaning methods Yes, because I carry large amounts of water around with me for every lecture that I teach. Seriously? The board is covered with dust, the chalk tray is c
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1y ago
We also made it extremely easy to gamble. It'd be the equivalent to handing everyone a heroin replicator, so that all people had to do was press a button and heroin would instantly appear.
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1y ago
>Other than the chalk dust, You know, the worst part that makes them unbearable and a literal health hazard to use.
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1y ago
There is much less selection in colors for chalk. And many of them show very poorly on chalkboards. Hagoromo's green for example, is almost impossible to make out on our chalkboards.
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1y ago
You clearly haven't been paying attention or are being disingenuous. Most games released now just work on Linux thanks to Proton. There's a reason the Steam Deck is blowing away any other PC gaming handhelds.
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1y ago
What percent of the population as a whole has at least one of these "red flags"? I'd suspect that at least a vast majority of Americans have at least one of these, especially when the Blood Pressure measurement is still withi
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1y ago
The wealthy aren't supporting left candidates. They are supporting Democratic candidates. These Democratic candidates fully believe in capitalism and support the same things that the wealthy support. Some in the working-class support T
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>Creation of a recovery drive for a Snapdragon-based Surface (which you have to do from a working Snapdragon-based Surface) requires typing your serial code into a Microsoft website, then downloading a .zip of drivers that you manually o
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1y ago
That's why I said 6, Rhapsody/OS X Server is 5. The kernel is/was the same kernel as NeXTSTEP just updated. The main differences were Carbon, Display PDF instead of Display Postscript and the new theme.
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