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If the goal is blackmail, sex is just the means.
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I second this book. Every single page is enlightening. It's a pity that some people relegate this to a "conspiracy" when the concerted effort to make cannabis illegal in the early 20th century was very open and well-documente
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Blender and Foobar2000 are my favorite UIs for any end-user program. The potential for customization is endless. Does anyone else know of programs of this caliber, with a strong emphasis on extendable UI/UX?
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> The other interpretation is that the experiment shows that collapse of potential fields into manifest reality is individual for each observer General Relativity makes sense because our interpretation of a phenomenon is distorted in a m
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> taken advantage of Are you insinuating that the goal wasn't to have sex with a pop idol but instead to blackmail them?
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When you understand that hemp's industrial value was the reason it was made illegal 100 years ago, and that now we have an exorbitant amount of politicians who truly believe the ilk their own kind shoveled out a century ago as a smoke
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I guess the important thing is that now we have one data point.
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> Sell yourself as a software engineer who knows security, and watch the money rain as literally everyone tries to hire you How can you brag about the fact that a software engineer who knows security is worth more on the market, then try
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+1 for Ryan North, his books are filled to the brim with wit
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Ok but he actually has a company with products he cares about and is involved with, so whether or not the product is "good" by your judgement, it still shows that he's earnest and not trying to make a quick cash-in with minim
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Actually Kanye is quite into fashion and apparel, instead of just making assumptions about someone's capabilities because they're famous, use that energy to learn about them: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kany
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What is Linux 3.0 OS?
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The Mackie guy was another poster, I don't have any balanced speakers so I would need to purchase them in tandem with a card. > make yourself some nice XLR cables Intriguing. How difficult is this?
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Checked out the AG06 but it has internal DSP and other things I don't really need, plus it seemed like more of an audio interface than a sound card, do you have any recommendations for balanced audio usb external cards without all of t
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I agree with everything you've said except for > literally only because developers are lazy I think management has a lot to do with this, or priorities in general because at the end of the day working with electron and web everywher
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Are you talking about Etherium, or blockchain tech? Because one is likely headed nowhere and one is here to stay.
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Not when you have enough land that your cats have little reason to leave its confines. But even when you don't, I think we have some serious double standards if we compare the crickets and worms and very occasional rodent some of my ca
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You were making sense right up until "Letting cats outdoors is the abuse." That's such a limited and judgemental way of thinking. I've lived in places of all shapes and sizes and I've had dozens of cats, some of the
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On point #3, there was lots of previous work that goes back to Catacomb 3-D [0] which used the prototype engine which eventually ran Wolfenstein 3D. Before that, you had a couple "first-person" titles which offered quantized movem
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> The recommended course action in that case participate in legal actions which help make such unethical actions illegal i.e. change the law, until then you are essentially committing a crime. > Slavery was not made illegal just becau
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It doesn't scale, at all. Not when I am interacting with upwards of a hundred microservices. And after a malicious ToC change, the company can immediately act on the policy, meaning if you're even a few minutes late to the party,
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If you have dim lighting, you can cause eye strain, and in extreme cases actual eye damage, by having small points of bright light in your vision like a phone or computer monitor because your pupils will be more relaxed. Even now with the b
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> First of all lawful companies don't do anything that isn't in the terms of service, that being the legal contract that describes your relationship with the company I'm gonna stop you right there, because a ToC can only e
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How is hosting your data with Fastmail and allowing them to sniff your traffic better than hosting with Google? Out of the frying pan and into the fire, if you ask me.
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9/10 times when I encounter a bug either when doing web dev or just browsing the web, it's because of Chrome/WebKit improperly implementing standards. It's not Firefox's fault if people aren't testing their web
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Uh, no? I tell my friends and family that Chrome is the new IE and they should get Firefox or a different Chromium-based browser. Stop projecting.
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I hate it so much. Not only is the resolution totally shot now that we have fully digital projection systems, but the compression artifacts in some movies I've been to are worse than if I had just pirated the damn thing at home.
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You didn't even mention the horror of the level of color reproduction on the cheap models that most people are buying. Or how some TVs don't even seem to have a way to fully disable motion interpolation.
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On one hand, you have personal liberty and what I believe to be the "right to die". On the other hand, you have complications with insurance, or depending on who is more at fault, possible manslaughter. There's definitely a b
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I'm interested in talking with you about this in length in a more private channel, do you have an email I can reach out to?
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