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by izzydata 4y ago
My solution is to go back to meat space and physical libraries of information.
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by izzydata 4y ago
I don't see how that can even be possible to argue for. If I close my eyes and put earplugs in when an ad is playing is that piracy? It's no different than blanking out an ad that my own personal computer is receiving when I don&#
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by izzydata 4y ago
That's not exactly what I mean by serious. I only play games for fun and don't consider anything that occurs in said games important to my life. But I am not going to spend the time playing something that has cheaters as it reduce
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by izzydata 4y ago
When I was younger I probably would have thought it would be awesome to make money from playing video games, but now I feel like the activity changing from a hobby for fun into a livelihood has only been for the worse. This trend may exist
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by izzydata 4y ago
I have found over the last 5 years that it is impossible for me to take online multiplayer gaming serious in any capacity anymore. Cheating has become so rampant and so ubiquitous that I have no confidence in any online gaming match to be c
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by izzydata 4y ago
Being completely unknowledgeable of this topic it reminds me of zinc anode on a ship to take all of the effects of rusting from other parts.
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by izzydata 4y ago
I am also in this situation and it basically makes no sense to move. So I'm stuck here until something changes. I think 30 year mortgage rates need to be below 4% before anything makes sense for me.
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by izzydata 4y ago
I understand that this topic always riles people up, but I'm still curious about the technological feasibility of the problem using computers of the time.
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by izzydata 4y ago
Is it possible to invent bitcoin with 60s computer hardware?
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by izzydata 4y ago
I don't see the point in the IRS running TurboTax themselves. The IRS should simply keep track of everyone's taxes and automatically send refunds or bills accordingly. Spend any extra money they have on auditing the rich.
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by izzydata 4y ago
I think their goal is to make money by guiding the company in the right direction. If your company needs to lay off a large portion of workers that seems to indicate they failed at something. Either they failed to correctly judge how many p
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by izzydata 4y ago
What are they going to do next? Perhaps they will start a studio, hire some more people and work on some new endeavors with this money?
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by izzydata 4y ago
If such a thing were actually the case what would you do at that point? Go to the front desk and ask security to escort you to collect your personal things?
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by izzydata 4y ago
Then there is really no reason not to put these warnings. People can make their own decisions if it matters to them or not. It would be worth it even if the results were not significant. Any amount of people becoming more informed in their
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by izzydata 4y ago
That logic isn't sound. Why put warning labels on anything? We could find a way to replace damaged lungs with artificial ones instead of not smoking. It is like treating the symptoms when we could instead just not poison ourselves. We
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by izzydata 4y ago
Once the planet runs our of such resources to consume and we are forced to stop.
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by izzydata 4y ago
Soon to be a major problem in vehicles as well. Hopefully it doesn't get too difficult to find a car with buttons.
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by izzydata 4y ago
I've found that I only watch less Youtube over the years as their suggestions got worse for me. Now I feel like I only ever see a handful of the same suggested videos and they are all from years ago.
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by izzydata 4y ago
That does seem like an important piece of information. I would be pretty upset if I hired a lawyer and they billed me for 100 fake hours.
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by izzydata 4y ago
Sometimes I feel like I'm the only person who can't type on this kind of keyboard because I often use my left hand to type some right side keys and my right hand to type some left side keys. I'd constantly be clicking off int
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by izzydata 4y ago
The whole trilogy was a dead end. ;)
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by izzydata 4y ago
I'm pretty confident that it is intentionally not about the characters. People are so used to stories where specific characters are individual saviors of everyone else, but I don't think that is the purpose of the characters in th
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by izzydata 4y ago
I was using about 60% of my cpu running Cyberpunk 2077 at 1440p 120fps. Maybe if you wanted to run it at 8k using an RTX 4090.
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by izzydata 4y ago
Ah, that is not what I meant. Such a powerful CPU is a "waste" in a computer meant for gaming because it can never be utilized. It will never be the bottleneck of such a system and you can run your games just as well on a less pow
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by izzydata 4y ago
Meanwhile I have an i5-9600k in a case that is smaller than a Playstation 5 using a cooler that is only a bit bigger than those old stock coolers. It comfortably idles around 40c and peaks at 70c. What are people even doing on these newest
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by izzydata 4y ago
To me it seems like a way to really consider internet to be a public utility such as water and electricity. I'm sure there is a law that says any new construction requires it to be connected to the electricity grid, even though it woul
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by izzydata 4y ago
I'm pretty sure all fiber is bi-directional and achieving gigabit without fiber seems silly.
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by izzydata 4y ago
I bet if you spent $70 billion on planting trees it could do something.
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by izzydata 4y ago
By definition you can't fry something without oil. The food would need to have some oils inside of it already or you would have to use at least a little bit of oil to fry the food. But you could fry something in an oven by putting oil
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by izzydata 4y ago
Usable land is finite.

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