icantevenhold

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by icantevenhold 5d ago
To be able to play retro games on current hardware/OS? Why does it always need to be so complicated - I have zero interest in learning about these legacy platforms but I definitely want to play some nostalgic games. Mindboggling that y
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by icantevenhold 6d ago
Whether anything a perfectly simulated human brain (or other organism see the fruit fly simulated brain) does is actually real - in the same sense it’s real for you and me - is still up for debate i think. Assuming it’s possible to perfectl
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by icantevenhold 6d ago
I don’t think it’s much more complicated, they just tweaked it a little. I think the underlying system is still very simple
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by icantevenhold 7d ago
For what it’s worth i think the Bi Nuu poster you share here as reference for something badly designed looks really cool. Poster design like any visual or artistic field will always cater to conflicting individual tastes - for some it looks
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by icantevenhold 10d ago
Reductive to the point of untruth
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by icantevenhold 11d ago
Russia is waging an active war of aggression against Ukraine and has its sights set on the rest of Europe (countries that they feel belong to the Russian empire just as they did during USSR). So yea I believe and actually support the EI pus
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by icantevenhold 11d ago
None of the cases were proven is a bold claim. It’s hard to prove these things of course but you have to ask yourself who benefits most from these kind of attacks and sabotage? Who benefits from a weakened and infighting Europe? Hybrid warf
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by icantevenhold 12d ago
It’s already out
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by icantevenhold 12d ago
I’ve been waiting for a rehash of StarCraft Nova or whatever it was called forever - speak for yourself.
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by icantevenhold 12d ago
Yea our lives are too convenient and too much filled with useless stuff that no one really needs anyway - and like other comments pointed out the goal is not to replace petroleum 100% immediately - any reduction would already go a long way.
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by icantevenhold 12d ago
Yes but it’s fine we have way too much of everything anyway
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by icantevenhold 12d ago
You can definitely replace petroleum for many of the things you listed - or find alternative technologies that don’t require it. You can live without plastic bags or plastic clothes for instance. It’s just that a lot of companies (and peopl
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by icantevenhold 13d ago
There are worse fates than extinction, for example living forever, for I have no mouth and I must scream
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by icantevenhold 15d ago
Only way to find out is to do some testing yourself i think. I’m using less tokens with Lumen but I also use a bunch of other tokens hacks/skills; it’s hard to measure the impact exactly but it feels significant
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by icantevenhold 15d ago
Why would a Christian be trying to stop the Antichrist? Sounds like the faithful have nothing to lose.
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by icantevenhold 16d ago
What’s the antichrists goal though? Create hell on earth or turn us all into heretics or something else?
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by icantevenhold 16d ago
It’s interesting because my experience is inverse (b2b software) - the bloated shiny solution what actually doesnt work at all performs better in the market than the sober, unsexy solution that just works. Companies like Oracle or Microsoft
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by icantevenhold 16d ago
It’s an underrated life skill and was discovered by Lao Tsé probably around 2500 years ago
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by icantevenhold 16d ago
I disagree - it’s best never to talk to users because they have no idea what good quality is and will constantly push you to implement stupid features that only they uniquely need because of their fucked up business practices. Or weaken you
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by icantevenhold 16d ago
The physical collection doesnt exist anymore sadly. But you are right that many of the my dads CDs cant be found on streaming services. People don’t even realise what they lost, but then again they probably don’t care either way
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by icantevenhold 16d ago
Almost 90% of what I listen is not on Spotify. Besides being a plight for culture and enemies of artists Spotify is quite a bad collection too.
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by icantevenhold 16d ago
Mostly because I need to login to a Microsoft account nowadays
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by icantevenhold 16d ago
Nah I know plenty of people who don’t care about venture capital but have been ripping cds for decades
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by icantevenhold 16d ago
Tbh just recently I found the full extended version box set of LotR on DVD just lying on the street together with ~dozens more decent movies. I could probably fund my viewing habits entirely out of found stuff. As for music; my dad ripped
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by icantevenhold 17d ago
I want a smaller phone, but am burned out on android; had too many android garbage phones. I’m leaning towards getting an old iPhone mini - but maybe someone knows a better alternative?
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by icantevenhold 18d ago
No I also think it’s insane how normalised this has become
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by icantevenhold 18d ago
Yes it does. According to their official stats they have around 45M users of which ~500k are paying customers (of which 1000 are Enterprise customers)
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by icantevenhold 18d ago
Yea I don’t think this will blow over just because trump (might be?) is gone. Frankly this already started under GW Bush from my perspective and just has gradually gotten worse. I don’t think you can unboil a frog that quickly. This will t
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by icantevenhold 18d ago
Isnt that basically Palantirs business model?
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by icantevenhold 18d ago
Heck the NSA backdoored our head of states phones - if “NSA wants my data” is your threat model you are pretty much cooked everywhere. Even if you host on your own server and operate everything yourself it’s no big secret that the NSA is li

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