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by krige 1y ago
> But here we have real humans doing the exact same thing... I'd wager that a motivation in designing these systems it so they do not make these mistakes. Otherwise what's the point, really.
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by krige 1y ago
If you want to be this petty, this can be easily explained as american right not caring about Palestine specifically and simply hating him for other things. Please do not try to left/right this.
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by krige 1y ago
That really depends on what you want to run. Dipping into a Linux laptop lately (Mint) there are things, old things (think 1996-1999) that somehow "just work" out of box on Windows 10, but configuring them to work under WINE is a
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by krige 1y ago
Here's the thing: you try to counter someone arguing against a patently false statement about development speed with a bunch of preferences and what-abouts that do not necessarily make your stance true anyway - for instance if my game
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by krige 1y ago
it seems no bigger than every other graphene news i.e. clickbait
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by krige 1y ago
As someone who's learned a few (natural) languages over the years, German remains the only one that just instills me with a sense of dread, or maybe some sort of internal animosity. Russian? Sure. French? Yeah. English? Obviously. Japa
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by krige 1y ago
wave motion lasers just right after!
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by krige 1y ago
...they weren't?
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by krige 1y ago
The categories seem barely helpful at times. For biology I got food and microbiota, which is fair. But then for Chemistry I got quantum mechanics and arabic language, for Metaphysics I got Newton's law of gravitation and pop culture. F
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by krige 1y ago
You know, there's a really obvious, snide comment to that. But instead I'll just say I'm curious about the next Windows edition. Traditionally it would be time for it to be the "not as terrible" one, which many curr
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by krige 1y ago
CSAM? Let's see... no, both support payments on xitter so that can't be the reason.
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by krige 1y ago
Yes, pay with cash on a website hosted across the world. Genius.
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by krige 1y ago
Why are Mastercard/Visa even trying to police this? It's not the first time (Japan got famously hit by them hard), what is this puritan stranglehold.
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by krige 1y ago
> It is great if you want to make a poor imitation of top 40 hits. generation models in a nutshell
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by krige 1y ago
> Not bad. I'm sorry but it's pretty bad. Hierarchy complaint is bogus, so's navigation overload, it hallucinates BG as white, and the rest is very generic.
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by krige 1y ago
The sources come from Polish language books. Folk dances were a part of school curriculum in the first half of the XXth century, and part of the maturity exam was ceremonial dancing of polonez. In 1948 the whole education system was changed
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by krige 1y ago
Their question was a gotcha attempt, and a misguided one at that, hence the answer specifically not playing along.
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by krige 1y ago
Free. In practice whatever a given janny doesn't like gets the boot. The moderation can get REALLY schizophrenic depending on time zone, and there are persistent rumors that certain boards are controlled by groups of interest (notably
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by krige 1y ago
This time Bilbo had Maiar escort (and full attention) all the way, and local orcs were basically just wiped out. Makes things a lot easier.
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by krige 1y ago
Oh god, LUE never thought I'd see it referenced again does anybody expect jinjo still?
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by krige 1y ago
The filmweb discussion comment pointedly notes the author is not afraid of it now, and doesn't get why it was scary then. Several other comments also point out she looked lonely and less scary than the hattifnattar. Hardly the all-trau
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by krige 1y ago
A common Tarkovsky move if you're familiar with his body of work.
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by krige 1y ago
Lem is especially a difficult subject to tackle for a translator. He invented new but still meaningful words as easily as he breathed, and his less (overtly) serious works dabbled in extreme wordplay.
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by krige 1y ago
> Don't despair. It could still happen! Somebody just has to make a Stanislaw Lem robot. The Star Diaries thoroughly debunked the idea of Lem being a robot. The only "LEM" known to robotics is the "Lunar Excursion Mod
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by krige 1y ago
This is extremely exaggerated. The Groke is more of a meme here than some sort of night terror. Sure it had an impact and was memorable but there was no wave of traumatized kids spawned by it.
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by krige 1y ago
Does it at least say "END OF LINE" and banish wannabe hackers to the game grid?
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by krige 2y ago
Netflix was changing a lot to drain more money out of users recently, which is why income rose recently. What I'd like to see is active / recurring users instead.
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by krige 2y ago
IME while clear two-way communication might be impossible [1], talking to your pet, cat or dog or any other mammal [2] does deepen the mutual bond and provides some communication framework - not saying that your cat will definitely understa
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by krige 2y ago
So's Win9X (which is really insulting come to think about it) and AmigaOS 2.X/3.X It's less about the specific OS/GUI and more about the era I guess.
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by krige 2y ago
Eh dunno, the reset buttons I know would not be impressed by the pushing prowess of the CD tray. If anything, you'd just break the motor encoder of your CD drive.

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