kahrkunne

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by kahrkunne 9y ago
A few thousand loonies on the Internet believing something weird but harmless doesn't weigh up to millions of Indians pooping on the street
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by kahrkunne 9y ago
It's interesting who made /r/btc and why. It's interest who made this comment and why.
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by kahrkunne 9y ago
Looks really heavy. Also, no back rest. And no pillow, so hard on your butt. Not a great design if you ask me.
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by kahrkunne 9y ago
Yes, are you sure you understand what the legal situation for the Internet is under the current US system? I'm all for net neutrality, but NOT the way it'd being done now.
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by kahrkunne 9y ago
More power to desert people! What a great idea!
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by kahrkunne 9y ago
The US net neutrality system is a fast track to government regulation of the Internet. If you want to keep the Internet free, oppose it.
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by kahrkunne 9y ago
Ah yes, the good old "let's steal from others", because that has worked so well in the past (but it's okay because it wasn't real communism so you try again and your retarded system fails but it's okay because
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by kahrkunne 9y ago
The stoics said similar things
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by kahrkunne 9y ago
'The average salary for a Software Engineer is €41,227 per year.' Not everybody is American, you know
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by kahrkunne 9y ago
I don't know about other countries but at least here in the Netherlands, yes you can.
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by kahrkunne 9y ago
>Every stimulator drug always backfires I'm gonna need you to back up that claim, because as far as I can see the positive contribution of coffee to society is pretty well-understood
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by kahrkunne 9y ago
I think people tend not to think of editing Wikipedia as a long term time investment. YouTube videos don't feel like volunteering to me because more often than not it's a job. And open source development probably just wouldn'
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by kahrkunne 9y ago
I'd say 4chan probably changed my life the most. Not only did it have a big influence on my tastes to this day, it also (indirectly) introduced me to some of my best friends and taught me a lot of social skills
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by kahrkunne 9y ago
Good, let them fight each other instead of us and our allies.
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by kahrkunne 9y ago
I disagree with most of these, but I'll pick on one in particular: the death penalty. I think, or at least hope, the usage of the death penalty will increase. Some people definitely can't be rehabilitated, and life imprisonment is
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by kahrkunne 9y ago
A friend of mine used to develop for minecraft servers essentially professionally. Getting paid $100 for an hour's worth of work was not too uncommon. Back then they typically paid on a project basis, though.
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by kahrkunne 9y ago
I'm pretty sure that a nomadic lifestyle, massive technological disadvantage and vulnerability to pathogens played a bigger role in that than psychedelics, but feel free to prove me wrong if you have a credible source on what you are i
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by kahrkunne 9y ago
4chan.org reddit.com youtube.com Not the most interesting reply, I know
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by kahrkunne 9y ago
I'm gonna need a source on your claim that psychedelics attract foreign invaders with smallpox
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by kahrkunne 10y ago
It's the opposite, rather. People retiring to those countries go there with lots of cash, spend it, then die. It's like tourism for the rest of your life.
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by kahrkunne 10y ago
If the printed money is identical? No, you'd be treated the same for both. If you're talking about different bills then your analogy obviously doesn't apply.
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by kahrkunne 10y ago
It might be annoying but it probably wouldn't be an "obstacle", especially considering things like evil-mode exist. That's how it went for me, anyways. From vim user to trying Emacs because it has some feature that I nee
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by kahrkunne 10y ago
Just FYI, I've had both out of order delivery and duplicate messages happen semi-recently. Duplicates are far more rare than they were, though.
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by kahrkunne 10y ago
But it has many other problems.
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by kahrkunne 10y ago
Honestly I don't think Emacs is an obstacle to people who use Vim. It's an obstacle to people who use IDEs
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by kahrkunne 10y ago
Is there way to harvest these? We could burn the gas for a lot of energy, and the CO2 released would be a lot less bad than the methane.
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by kahrkunne 10y ago
No, it doesn't. $0.78 per person per hour is a lot of money; 10% of minimum wage. Ofc you're not paying people minimum wage but it's still a nontrivial amount
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by kahrkunne 10y ago
Fucking hell no. This is one of the most atrocious things I've read in a long time. It's deeply unethical, immoral, and a massive violation of bodily integrity. It's horrible and shocking that this is allowed.
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by kahrkunne 10y ago
I mean, somebody has to consume all that entertainment (which you call "mindless") We can't all be creators
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by kahrkunne 10y ago
But it's OK because real(tm) socialism has never been tried And the cycle continues...

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