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kfprt
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Since you deleted your other comment I'll reply to it here. >I haven't been talking to you about it for 50 years. I haven't been talking to anyone about it even as often as every year. Despite that, you can't engage i
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5y ago
Nothing is quite so toxic to my willingness to part with money that the term 'subscription'.
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5y ago
There are a lot of casual users that the business model doesn't address. If you're a pro artist then CC is just a business expense and your clients pay for it. If you're not it's really hard to justify spending that amou
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The implications seems to be that 'It was a long time ago, it didn't happen and if it did happen it doesn't matter'. An impressive amount of cognitive dissonance. It's not that people aren't trying to re contex
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'But Sir, It’s an American Ship.' 'Never Mind, Hit Her!'
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5y ago
The new XPS has windows hello AND a super thin bezel. Imagine that.
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5y ago
This thread has a lot more on the current state of vGPU. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28944426
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It's amazing the level of defensive outrage this event generates 50 plus years on. If we can't have an open discussion about shady events in the past then maybe we need to investigate the current interests preventing that open dis
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5y ago
Ted Kaczynski noted that over time all large organizations trend towards self preservation projects.
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I think Hertz figured out what their meme investors want.
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5y ago
FF has container tabs which are infinitely superior to Chrome's.
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Lithuanian Covid Pass
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5y ago
"Die Partei, die Partei, die hat immer Recht!"
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5y ago
Frankly I'll believe it when I see it, commercialization that is.
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5y ago
Solar? It doesn't matter really since the technology is too far out.
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5y ago
The correct price comparison is the cost of getting fuel to some remote FOB in Afghanistan which is extremely high.
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In the context of civic engagement the only work by Putnam I could suggest is Bowling Alone. I also recommend Pew Research. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bowling_Alone https://www.pewresearch.org/politi
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5y ago
Apples PC market share is pretty minuscule.
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5y ago
>It's clear to me that parents can pass on behaviors. Absolutely. Check out: https://www.puttingourdifferencestowork.com/pdf/j.1467-9477....
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5y ago
You are absolutely correct. As far as I'm aware they never sent any invites though. edit: Only the users of the AGPL service are owed the code, it doesn't need to be posted publicly.
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5y ago
It didn't say that the beta was public. If you run AGPL code on a home server for personal use and someone hacks in I don't think you should owe them code.
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Is the service even public yet? The license says that users of the service are entitled to the code but if the service isn't open to users I fail to see the violation.
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5y ago
Set it in concrete. Most of the films from the 20's burned up and the software track record is terrible.
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5y ago
Ideally you could map API calls to Vulkan but it would still be a huge amount of work.
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Declare abandonment and open source all documentation and code. This should get you out of the human lifetime burden.
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Disk rot is slower than online service rot. The other day I tried FC3 blood dragon and it had an error because they shut the servers down. It hasn't even been 10 years.
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PS4 has a PS specific graphics API.
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It is. If you examine the proto indo european pantheon you will find that the many gods are merely archetypes from early societies everyday life. Religion exists as stories to guide the human experience and is the cultural tradition of tens
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I wouldn't say religion has stagnated, it's more of an invisible force. For example in the quote "like Saturn, the Revolution devours its children" it refers to the Roman God Saturn, a God of a religion that had been dea
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I'm not convinced it's cultural by way of inheritance. If anything it's the decline of traditional culture. A power vacuum that consumerism does not fill.
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