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by isk517 2y ago
Not a die hard defender of capitalism by any means but this is a gross over simplification. If you look at all of the alternatives during the early stages of capitalism the vast majority had oppression as a built in feature. It didn't
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by isk517 2y ago
I like how it is just a given that he is just going to ignore term limits.
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by isk517 2y ago
Sorry, tried to find the interview and failed. It would most like have come out around the Wii's release/development since it used the code name Revolution.
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by isk517 2y ago
If you want to make yourself depressed then just remember, everyone involved in the decision to do this probably makes significantly more money than you and will continue to do so despite wasting $200M on a idea that it would be charitable
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by isk517 2y ago
I apologize, I tried to find the interview were this was stated but unfortunately search engines are terrible now and no matter how hard I try I only get news about the Switch 2 or old stories about when the Wii has code named Revolution. F
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by isk517 2y ago
>The SNES was a revolution Nintendo has actually stated they view the SNES as a evolution of the NES. They have directly stated their hardware development cycle goes Revolution>Evolution>Revolution. Considering that the Switch was
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by isk517 2y ago
This would be extremely welcome news. Local multiplayer has always been Nintendo's bread and butter, so being able to keep using controllers from the previous system is a huge boon. Also means not having to invest in a new 'Pro&#x
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by isk517 2y ago
Data is all wrong. As a Millennial I've been told my entire life that my generation lazy and we don't care about our jobs. Yet somehow this article would have me believe that work enthusiasm has only gone up since we've enter
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by isk517 2y ago
In the comment section for that article someone was defending Telsa by claiming the one of the signs of the competition being behind is that they do not have nearly the same number of OTA updates as Telsa has. Personally, I would prefer a c
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by isk517 2y ago
The 'child neglect' is the key here. Diona was trying to avoid having her baby taken from her and put in the system. In order to take any action against her own mother she would risk having action taken against her.
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by isk517 2y ago
Yeah, grifter is a term for someone running a scam. Using a term like 'Ladder Climber' or even 'Ostentatious' would be a better fit with the definition provided.
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by isk517 2y ago
It was a really great exhibit, watch a smoker regret his life choices in real-time when given the chance to hold a lung taken from a smoker.
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by isk517 2y ago
My job revolves around adopting software solutions to solve practical problems and let me tell you, this mentality of one solution to everything goes beyond just the coding. I've encountered countless developers that seems to believe t
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by isk517 2y ago
I'm honestly glad we don't live in the universe where Bryan Danielson chose 'We Built The City' as his Ring of Honor entrance music.
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by isk517 2y ago
I wonder how much was about building a harem compared to replacing women lost during childbirth.
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by isk517 2y ago
Or the government for that matter, had the welder been a citizen this would have probably cost $500,000. Instead they walkway with $31,000 of profit.
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by isk517 2y ago
Make's war more unappealing to those that are rational, which is the best you can hope for because there is no sure fire way of dealing with the irrational.
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by isk517 2y ago
I think we can both agree that the reality is any sort of off-world colonization is going to be unpleasant and difficult beyond imagine with no simple solutions. I think we are much closer to being able to construct conformable habitats on
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by isk517 2y ago
You're right, we may have to find out how the British, French, and Spanish convinced people to get off the ships during the colonial eras.
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by isk517 2y ago
There are a lot of great benefits to planets, protection from radiation and meteors being among them, also a free source of gravity which is pretty important to us as a species.
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by isk517 2y ago
The Star Trek RPG might have done better if it was released today than in 80's. YouTube pen and paper role playing shows have lead to more people being interested in the actual role playing aspect and not just murder hoboing.
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by isk517 2y ago
Not astrophysicist but here's a article from the Lunar and Planetary institute about impact speeds from astrological objects https://www.lpi.usra.edu/exploration/training/illustrations/... . Looks like th
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by isk517 2y ago
The Somethingawful forums is still one of the best places on the internet, the $10 price tag on accounts help reduce the bad actors (or at least puts a price tag on bad behavior) and thus make good moderation easier. Sadly the free internet
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by isk517 2y ago
After all of the frustration I experienced getting Windows 11 setup in a way that was comfortable for me to use I'm ready to switch to Linux the next time I need to reinstall a operating system. So glad that SteamDeck is making Linux g
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by isk517 2y ago
I think it has less to do with social barriers and more to do with carelessness. Parents will give their kids video game console and tablets without thinking to turn on any sort of parental controls. Additionally there are any number of You
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by isk517 2y ago
>I don't understand how some kids can just get unfettered access to a credit card and spend hundreds on such stuff. Easy. Step 1: Find where your parents leaves their wallet lying around because they don't expect their child to
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by isk517 2y ago
I think that unfortunately there are just a larger number of assholes than we would like to believe, and they particularly manifest when playing video games. Playing video games is something people due for a release, and what they are relea
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by isk517 2y ago
>I read the New York Times for national news, but regional news (which is the majority of newspapers) consistently don't appeal to me. Why would I pay to read about a carjacking in a far off neighborhood? I think this sentence says
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by isk517 2y ago
Thanks, I'll have to look into that.
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by isk517 2y ago
I'm in the planning phase right now of building my own virtual pinball table cabinet, would absolutely love a 3D display like this to install it in. Course spending close to $10,000 just for the display is a bit much so I'm just g

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