karlgkk

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by karlgkk 1y ago
What? There’s more to life than approaching women. The best relationships I had were due to friends hooking me up. Frankly, your entire approach is wrong and kinda sad tbh If you want to live life on your own terms, and don’t want to intera
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by karlgkk 1y ago
Do you live in a city? Or do you live in a suburb? Suburbs are great for families and stable relationships, but they are atomizing Go to a local bar once a week. Volunteer for something. Get a hobby.
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by karlgkk 1y ago
> We're losing the ability to interact with each other socially, to flirt, Speak for yourself. I live in a city. I talk to my neighbors. I met my ex at a cafe. It’s great
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by karlgkk 1y ago
Wow, it seems like the whole purpose of the product is grievance based against yelp. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not a fan of yelp, but I get the vibe that maybe this person would be even more extractive if given the opportunity
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by karlgkk 1y ago
“Works for me” is the rallying cry of Linux desktop users. Did they fix full screen video playback?
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by karlgkk 1y ago
> GNU/Linux as a whole has never been in better shape to catch users fleeing from Windows It’s still in really bad shape, from a consumer perspective.
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by karlgkk 1y ago
What? lol The issue with juicero is that their hardware design was needlessly and insanely over complicated, like magnitudes past anything I’m seeing here - and they DRMd something that didn’t need to be DRMd (juice) For this bike, those ar
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by karlgkk 1y ago
> I would call that typical way to run business Then I suppose we should be thankful (or hope) that you do not run any sizable business.
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by karlgkk 1y ago
I don't think they're stupid, especially if the application isn't particularly information dense. Like... this is a thing meant to be operated at arm's length. Some extra pixels aren't going to meaningfully improve
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by karlgkk 1y ago
> The one worthwhile thing to come out of Ion Storm. Anachronix too. Not a 10/10 game but an absolutely solid entry for the period.
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by karlgkk 1y ago
I’ve long believed that “first one free” would be a great way to help reduce the impact of tickets on people while still achieving the same goal
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by karlgkk 1y ago
It always was, but the reason it was successful is because it was good at it. The last two years have been a hot mess of them cramming shit in, an attempt to be "sticky". The thoughtful approach they used to take is gone.
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by karlgkk 1y ago
well, i disagree weev over-estimated his popularity. he was a deeply unpleasant person, and he didn't have a movement or any fans of him in a personal way in addition, his whole shtick was being as annoying and confrontational as possi
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by karlgkk 1y ago
> until Broadcom decices to make people pay for WS17 Don’t give Hock Tan any ideas
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by karlgkk 1y ago
I'm on the beta right now and a "<<" icon has appeared. It's embarrassing that it took them that long but they have in fact fixed it.
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by karlgkk 1y ago
subscription model makes sense, unfortunately if you're doing a one-off, it's almost certainly part of a checkup or otherwise ordered by a doctor. any followups will be under their care too if you're like me, with a longer te
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by karlgkk 1y ago
My phone is pretty permanently on silent and do not disturb. I have close friends on favorites so they break through. I have about 10 third party apps installed on my phone Chat, maps, ride share, music, study, and my car Everything else i
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by karlgkk 1y ago
Did you invent that thought from first principles without running face first into the brick wall of reality?
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by karlgkk 1y ago
Lazy vibe check, building a stable coin is way easier than running settlement or a clearing house. So I get it I guess! Edit: I’m only joking a little bit
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by karlgkk 1y ago
> Like when ftp was torn down FTP needed to be torn down. It’s sad, but true. There was no reason for anyone to be using it past 2010 - and in fact many reasons actively against using it
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by karlgkk 1y ago
I'm hopeful but pessimistic as well. I'm just tired of hearing about Slate. A relatively small amount of people want a product and they use a company that hasn't shipped as validation of their imaginary market size (this comp
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by karlgkk 1y ago
> Running arbitrary GUI applications as root is such a huge red flag Yes, but... For many embedded applications, getting any sort of execution on the GUI thread/process is game over anyways. idk what this says about anything
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by karlgkk 1y ago
Slate has not shipped yet.
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by karlgkk 1y ago
Purism sells a Comet Lake box with the ME disabled (or so they say). Many ARM vendors sell powerful arm computers without any ME-analog on board. > It is needed to make Stuxnet-class attacks. I have issues with the presence of the ME and
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by karlgkk 1y ago
there are a handful of vendors that will sell you an intel chip with the me disabled, as well as arm vendors that ship boards without an me-equivalent at all the point of my post still stands
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by karlgkk 1y ago
in the catholic church, it'd be probably invoke three paths to sin. scandal, which is causing others to do evil without their intent to do so. justice: requiring the dignity and safety of others. and of course, lying.
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by karlgkk 1y ago
> Reading cannot be a sin. Thinking cannot be a sin. Speaking cannot be a sin. the catholic church is an ancient institution that believes it is the continuing ministry of jesus christ. and thus, it is not beholding to purely biblical ru
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by karlgkk 1y ago
I appreciate that this is a volunteer project, but my back of the hand math suggests that if they upgraded to a $300 laptop using a 10nm intel chip, it would pay for itself in power usage within a few years. Actually, probably less, consid
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by karlgkk 1y ago
The core point of my post has not sunk in. Your personal belief does not mean that you get to confidently issued judgment on this matter, as if there are no other perspectives. Again, this is a hotly contested issue, contested by people who
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by karlgkk 1y ago
> FYI it is estimated that the war would go on until 1947 if the bombs were not dropped FYI it is also estimated that the war would end within a few months if the bombs were not dropped. It really depends on whoever was estimating lol Th

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