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by jeegsy 3y ago
This is really cool. Loved this season, well its the only one i've watched. Does anyone know a way to launch a webpage as a screensaver?
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by jeegsy 3y ago
Where exactly would our data be going once we upload it?
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by jeegsy 4y ago
This reminds me of a scene in my favorite movie, "The Big lebowski". IIRC, the dude is complaining about a 'chinaman' peeing on his rug. Walter goes on one of his rants and ends with "By the way, Asian-American is t
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by jeegsy 4y ago
If trends like these help out used/old bookstores, I am all for it
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by jeegsy 4y ago
> "I do think it's interesting that given the choice between admitting its own wrongdoing and claiming the article is fake, it chooses the latter. That sounds very familiar
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by jeegsy 4y ago
> (inexplicably) conservative wing of Trek fandom was outraged that a show about happy space communists solving problems while remaining friends suddenly “got woke.” Good, old-fashioned Star Trek at least had the good grace to cloak its
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by jeegsy 4y ago
Maybe so. I'm talking about the impulse to do that in the first place.
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by jeegsy 4y ago
> quite clearly connects the dots to a clear picture Thats the opinion part
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by jeegsy 4y ago
I always find articles like these odd. CNN states a "fact"(1), then states a bunch of other "facts" with the obvious implication that this is the reason for 1. Yet in no where in the article did the affected parties go o
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by jeegsy 4y ago
I hate these filters too but the fact that someone out there thought that a good command to run for funsies is the "rm -rf /" command just breaks my heart. This is why we can't have nice things,
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by jeegsy 4y ago
> you are contributing to a workplace culture where employees buy what they need This is nevertheless a great point. This culture is coming if it isn't here already especially when you add WFH to the mix
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by jeegsy 4y ago
I request paper receipts every time. Now I know I had the right idea
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by jeegsy 4y ago
They "underperformed" because his own party establishment thwarted the efforts of candidates he endorsed.
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by jeegsy 4y ago
> Nate was aware this was happening and by not addressing it he ended up contributing to misleading the American people about what was happening in the election Please observe closely the manner in which the accusation "misleading t
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by jeegsy 4y ago
> To match and fuel that growth, we hired for a different economic reality than the one we face today I will never tire of reading phrasing/euphemisms like these. Language can be so beautiful even when its something bad.
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by jeegsy 4y ago
> Is it the "monkey" part and because some racist rednecks call black people monkeys? Ding! You hit the nail on the head! To be succinct, if you hear monkey and think black people, then you are a racist regardless of any good i
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by jeegsy 4y ago
The analogy itself is the problem. If I wanted to assign a racism value to the creation of a fantasy race with certain characteristics and the resulting analogy by some to black people in this instance, the analogy would always have a highe
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by jeegsy 4y ago
> the folks who've built successful small businesses around the SRD and the OGL aren't going to forget what they just learned Regardless of what happens, THIS is ALWAYS a good lesson to keep in mind when businesses are built on
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by jeegsy 4y ago
I think there is at least a third group. People who don't care about Nazis or whatever but just want to enjoy the new toy.
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by jeegsy 4y ago
> There was that microsoft chatbot which “turned nazi”.[1] They then had to turn it off. At the time, I thought it was incredible that Microsoft was held responsible for this! so much so that they had to turn it off because of all the bl
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by jeegsy 4y ago
> Do you really want this industry to be consolidated into 1-2 players? There has to be some happy medium between the two extremes. Sure, the pre-streaming era sucked but I don't think having multiple subscriptions with maybe 2 good
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by jeegsy 4y ago
> If you remove ads then there's no reason for the broadcaster to keep going. Not removed. The volume is turned down. In any case, if I'm figuring this out correctly, the broadcaster is paid to run the ads, which they are doing
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by jeegsy 4y ago
My reading of the article suggests that they think the solution is better networking/internet!
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by jeegsy 4y ago
On this particular topic, I don't think it really matters who the source is, especially since the problems brought up in the article are generally accepted to be true at least from the comments I have read. Even a broken clock is right
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by jeegsy 4y ago
With the so called prosecutorial discretion firmly in mind, it is always interesting to observe the sort of things our "Justice" department would rouse themselves for.
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by jeegsy 4y ago
what is "vanced"?
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by jeegsy 4y ago
I find it amusing that the apologies linked in the post read like hostage notes. I can't help but imagine a gun to the heads of each of those guys as they nervously typed out the apologies.
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by jeegsy 4y ago
My general point in these sorts of stories is that while you can name a bunch of advantages of subscription only software, its the disadvantages that really get ya!
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by jeegsy 4y ago
> Put it this way: I’ve never encountered groups of ghoul-lovers hanging outside abortion clinics and harassing women about hauntings. This made me throw up in my mouth and my eyes hurt from all the eye rolls
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by jeegsy 4y ago
> I wonder if the crime increases in absolute numbers, but goes down per capita. You might probably be right but its nevertheless amusing the way statistics can render things banal in a weird way

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