johnny22

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by johnny22 4y ago
I think a lot of the problem is that folks who are actually in the situation do end up dealing with it better because they mostly don't have time to think about it. The folks we're talking about are mostly on the precipice of some
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by johnny22 4y ago
> You'll have to pry Western farming methods from the cold dead hands of Indian farmers. Even the urban intelligencia has shut up about organic/traditional farming after seeing what's happening across the Palk Strait. The
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by johnny22 4y ago
huh? people talk about it all the time on this very site in the past. ALthough it's usually about how much VISA and mastercard uses, or how much is used by money flowing through the american banks.
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by johnny22 4y ago
> I don’t think the analysis is any less credible and it is certainly worth the hour it takes to read. I think that changes how one would interpret the later section rather than earlier ones.
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by johnny22 4y ago
if it makes you feel better, define it however you want. I'm not interested in engaging in a conversation about how you choose to define it. Telling me your definition didn't actually add anything to what i said.
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by johnny22 4y ago
it made sense to me. If they make human rights as the main talking point to push this realignment, it'll certainly involve rights for marginalized folks. If their definition of democracy requires rights for all, then you can't be
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by johnny22 4y ago
Would be nice to see the source on this one. Make sure that source shows that this hatred/dislike is against regular russian citizens and not the russian government. I'm sure there are plenty of folks who are against regular russi
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by johnny22 4y ago
I think they meant an offer for folks living in places like the US or western europe.
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by johnny22 4y ago
> But when I looked at the numbers, I was doing fine at getting dates. The problem was actually that I wasn't confident enough on dates and didn't really know what I wanted, so the dates rarely went anywhere. The problem most d
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by johnny22 4y ago
plenty of legit things to say about lindsay graham without bringing any of that up indeed.
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by johnny22 4y ago
> So long as it is firmly in the realm of choice I don't think most folks are against that.
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by johnny22 4y ago
I like one of the json lines formats, although pretty sure you'd wanna treat floats as strings there, so they don't get mangled. Each line is separate object there.
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by johnny22 4y ago
> Also I would like to add that not even all cultures like big asses. Isn't this something we're watching evolve in real time? like right now? Cultures that didn't appreciate them now seem to be viewing them in a positive
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by johnny22 4y ago
you wouldn't believe how hard they have it when trying to find men who know things about things. It's not very difficult if you actually treat folks with respect except in perhaps the most conservative of places.
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by johnny22 4y ago
so you're saying you've never had a date. I'm like 5'8 maybe 5'9 depending on when you measure me. it's not that hard to get a date. I even have computer nerd chub.
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by johnny22 4y ago
as a "libturd" like you say, I don't like to call trump fat or talk about how he was "gay for putin" or any of that. It's not cool at all. Got plenty of other actual criticism. The only reason I'd even co
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by johnny22 4y ago
I can't say I know enough to say she's "challenging my world view" since i don't necessarily know enough about the subject to have a world view. But I still have a negative reaction to the way she (and others in oth
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by johnny22 4y ago
not sure what the problem is with 45 though. I hear obama called by his order number sometimes and it didn't seem like it was meant negatively.
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by johnny22 4y ago
standard or not, it's already shipping by default in ubuntu and fedora except for when nvidia drivers are involved. The problems will be worked out.. one way or the other.
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by johnny22 4y ago
Well maybe your solution isn't good, but "It shouldn't be "free" for a company to have a ripple effect of this magnitude." is a valid point that i've not seen made explicitly.
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by johnny22 4y ago
many mastadon instances don't federate with those other instances. Each instance is free to have their own rules
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by johnny22 5y ago
I've been waiting for mine to break after my last fresh install on Fedora 27 (when i got an SSD for the first time). I'm on Fedora 36 now and it's been fine. I've been waiting for a new computer to do the next fresh inst
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by johnny22 5y ago
the person you're replying to is saying that their explanation will be trivial and thus useless in determining the responses. I don't know if that's true or not myself though, since I haven't read myself.
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by johnny22 5y ago
I can't say I've heard of "horny sentient planets"
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by johnny22 5y ago
>> It seems like her impression is that (parts of) the high energy theory community are too optimistic to an extent where they unintentionally or intentionally deceive the public (who are ultimately funding science through taxes). Thi
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by johnny22 5y ago
it's not really happening, or at least not yet. I don't see why this even got posted the way it was.
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by johnny22 5y ago
I can't speak to concerns of the folks at the time period when they were introduced.
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by johnny22 5y ago
I don't think see it as "taking offense" personally. If somebody just happens to prefer it, then I don't see why I wouldn't. No skin off my back.
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by johnny22 5y ago
Is that because if they really believed it then they'd commit suicide? or some other reason?
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by johnny22 5y ago
I think there' a lot of "too good to be true" here. If it seems to be a total net benefit, then it's unlikely to be so to most of us.

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