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kgwxd
3y ago
Anyone with enough money to do that is investing it into making the shortage profitable for them.
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kgwxd
3y ago
And the list of genders decided by a government. Individuals make that list, not the government. One party understands that, the other claims they can define that list. Which one sounds like Big Government to you?
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kgwxd
3y ago
> he wants to win, on his terms He wants full control over transportation and communication infrastructure. It's really just that simple. Doesn't matter what it cost, profit (for shareholders at least) has never been the primar
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kgwxd
3y ago
All Joe Artist except that one Joe they're constantly shoving in my face even though I've never once listened to anything that would remotely suggest I'd want to.
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kgwxd
3y ago
It's a 10 year old post. Facebook was doing a similar PR stunt around the same time. It's already proven to be nowhere near the benevolent gesture it appears to be.
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kgwxd
3y ago
Watch/listen to Song Exploder
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kgwxd
3y ago
Are there a lot of kids on there? My oldest never watched it once and my youngest only knows it as the place we can feed cats treats with channel points while old people talk about old video games.
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kgwxd
3y ago
Stumble on a well, pump it dry, keep on stumblin'
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kgwxd
3y ago
They knew exactly what they were doing. All the work put into that telescope was just building up to this very day.
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kgwxd
3y ago
Hello! How can I help you? > What is your name My name is [Your Name]. > John Jacob Jinggle Hymerschmidt? [Long description of the song] > what is your name My name is John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt.
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kgwxd
3y ago
Touch screens, DRM, and subscription based upgrades need to die ASAP.
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kgwxd
3y ago
Google knows how to use an open project and lock-in enough features that community forking is basically a waste of time. e.g. Chromium and Android. I hate when they get anywhere near anything.
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kgwxd
3y ago
Maybe if someone is learning their first language that's a semi-important choice but, if you already know a programming language, syntax doesn't really have a steep learning curve.
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kgwxd
3y ago
It has good news and bad news https://youtu.be/4LVi-oNWgc8?feature=shared
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kgwxd
3y ago
Since having my first kid 15 years ago, I haven't meet a single kid that cares about Mickey in the slightest. Their parents sometimes shove it in their face but you can tell they don't care as much about it as something newer.
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kgwxd
3y ago
Copying isn’t stealing, full stop. But this new catch phrase is just stupid. It sounds like one of those “checkmate atheist” gottcha’s. A conditional license, no matter how shitty the terms, is what you’re buying, you only assumed you were
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kgwxd
3y ago
Look Mum No Computer has a nice video on the influence of MFOS and how synthCube is carrying on the legacy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r58NHU8ly5E
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kgwxd
3y ago
Can confirm, never leaving the house is a very effective way to avoid unpleasant interactions :)
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kgwxd
3y ago
Stallman was right
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kgwxd
3y ago
Even if they weren't way out of reach for the general population, you can't get around the fact that you need to connect to a service end-point to receive anything and you're going to have to cast something to make the connec
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kgwxd
3y ago
Even if you had an unlimited plan, the part that makes it feel yucky is the need to pay for a plan just to gain access in the first place. That feeling radio gives can never be recreated over toll-roaded channels.
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kgwxd
3y ago
Laws?
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kgwxd
3y ago
Hey Google, it's a User Agent, not a Corporate Agent.
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kgwxd
3y ago
HA! Must be hard knowing you'll never accomplish anything even remotely close to that mediocrity in your miserable life.
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kgwxd
3y ago
> Avoid dependency situations whenever you can. The most important lesson programming has ever taught me.
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kgwxd
3y ago
I quit Reddit entirely. Lemmy is much better.
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kgwxd
3y ago
I thought I had seen every single video on that channel.
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kgwxd
3y ago
There's an upgrade path from WebForms to Blazor? Edit: I guess there is supposed to be [0] I can't imagine it that would actually be any easier than moving to any other technology. [0] https://learn.microsoft.com/e
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kgwxd
3y ago
Silverlight was an obvious bust from the beginning, no one with longevity in mind jumped on that ship and fought against anyone pitching it at the time (mostly inexperienced devs, sales people, and tech companies looking to make a quick buc
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kgwxd
3y ago
I don't know that it's a bit better. I'd much rather work with someone I know will be unethical, given the chance they won't get caught. They're easy enough to spot. I can strategize around the getting caught part.
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