kazarnowicz

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by kazarnowicz 7y ago
You just changed my mind a little about Facebook. I mean, I still think they’re a threat to democracy, but you made me see the value of a feed with a small group of people.
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by kazarnowicz 7y ago
This is insane. I had no idea it was that bad. Do you have any sources where I could learn more?
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by kazarnowicz 7y ago
I think you made a very fair interpretation of what I mean. But then, I saw the Matrix seven times in theaters the first year (1999-2000). Then I saw it many more times on DVD/streaming. But it took until I was about 40 before I realiz
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by kazarnowicz 7y ago
Yes, when I put things in words, it becomes a monologue with words. I can start it, but especially with fiction, it quickly becomes impossible to keep it in my mind. For lack of better expression: words are secondary to me. They are the lab
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by kazarnowicz 7y ago
Perhaps thoughts is the wrong word, since they as a concept often are associated with words, but the things that go through my mind are concepts, and I often have a word label for them, sometimes it's right there, sometimes it's n
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by kazarnowicz 7y ago
I tried this when reading Ready Player One (I counted to eight in my head to stop vocalizing). I did read it much faster (in fact, faster than my partner who is a native English speaker/reader). I cannot vouch for how much I remember o
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by kazarnowicz 7y ago
This is an incorrect understanding of the nature of the movie, imho. Neo is a philosophical super-hero, not a physical, and so it's unfair to compare him to physical super-heroes. The character is established in the scene where he wake
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by kazarnowicz 7y ago
Not OP, but their description fits mine perfectly. When I write, I don't know what will come out until it does. This goes for this comment (funnily, typing this is not harder because I'm aware of the process - it just pours out) a
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LG Smart TVs log and send USB filenames and viewing info to LG servers(doctorbeet.blogspot.se)
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