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krige
5mo ago
The debunk is extremely sketchy on many points. https://www.bearlythinking.com/p/andy-masley-doesnt-understa...
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5mo ago
The suggestion that the actions within UK happen everywhere in Europe is just as misleading.
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5mo ago
Nothing is inevitable, and long-term effects of google's move are unknowable.
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5mo ago
Ah yes, the total failure of checks notes 5 million copies of Slay the Spire 2 sold. Let it go. It's not healthy. Witch hunts like this are not helping anyone with anything, other than influencer grifters.
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5mo ago
It's been over 12 years since gamergate. 10 years since it was co-opted by parasites. You've got to let it go.
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5mo ago
> An absolutely insane amount. It's ridiculous just how wealthy and the quality of life the average American has compared to the world. I've been there last year. This is absolutely not true compared to Europe, including post-s
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5mo ago
Meanwhile I'm over here, trying to get Age of Wonders 1 to run and completely failing on everything spare a laptop with an old Windows 7 installation. Linux API aping (sorry) is so good that they even exhibit the exact same CTD as Wind
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5mo ago
The per region and per capita graphs do tell something you might want to consider.
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You may notice that both the european kings and the church coexisted with the printing press for centuries. No, what did the kings in was the great war, and what broke the Catholic Church's stranglehold on Europe (because it's sti
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5mo ago
What about them? We're talking about ICE.
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5mo ago
It's going to be sitting here in my garage in hollywood hills. (and seven more lamborghinis in my lamborghini account) In other words, it's still perceived as a sign of status.
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5mo ago
Original cope cages were a very misguided attempt to copy the functionality of the actual working fence-like defensive measures. Except in those cases they did next to nothing, which is why they were dubbed cope cages. AFAICT the concept wa
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5mo ago
Odd, I am on firefox 150, and Ctrl + . doesn't seem to do anything.
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5mo ago
The A1208 is a third party solution, or at least is produced by third party. But yeah, more advanced expansions like TerribleFire sidestep the PCMCIA issue
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> well but do israelis parade their dead rape victims openly? 1) why is that an important distinction? 2) but since you asked, they do, western media just refuse to show it but all you need to do is follow a bunch of israeli instagram ac
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This reminds me that on an Amiga 600 or 1200, if you add more than 4 (IIRC?) megabytes of RAM through usual means, the PCMCIA slot becomes unusable due to addressing conflicts. There are workarounds, of course. For instance, the A1208 expan
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6mo ago
Doesn't decaf also contain caffeine, just a lot less of it?
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6mo ago
Looking at Victor Hugo's entry I immediately spotted this > After yet another three years’ space the author of La Légende des siècles reappeared as the author of Les Misérables, the greatest epic and dramatic work of fiction ever cr
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6mo ago
> I mean, who told us that smartphones with user-replaceable batteries are better than smartphones that are 0.5 mm thinner because their batteries are non-replaceable? The same people who want to ban encryption? Even apart from the ad-ho
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Enough with the ace combat fanfics. In a serious drone war a neutral cargo ship would not be allowed to hang around with potentially a shitload of drones in its containers.
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6mo ago
They have already lost two in the first real conflict. Doesn't seem like it's all that capable.
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6mo ago
Or maybe without GDScript the engine would not get the traction it has and would not have the resources to do anything at all. Imaginary scenarios are cool once you realize that NOT X does not follow with THEN Y FOR SURE.
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6mo ago
I have that Sachs Lagoon image printed on my wall, it's gorgeous.
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6mo ago
Windows Phone had a damn lot more personality than android or iphone back then, let alone now.
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6mo ago
AFAIR this comes up visually when infected with certain diseases.
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Number theorist Jared Lichtman is also involved with an AI startup so he might have a bit of an incentive to frame things this way.
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This is a very naive view. Things do not happen like that, especially in the Middle East, where killing a tinpot dictator just causes two more radical ones spring to usurp his place. We've been over this where US military interventio
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There was, and still is, no scenario in which US and/or Israel attacks Iran and effects regime change. Come on, we've been over this multiple times over the past few decades. Any direct military action will galvanize population ag
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Oh at this point you should probably wonder not whether he gets it, but what leverage does Israel he have over him, and if it's directly from Epstein files.
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Excellent demo and good music to go with it. My favorite part was probably the X-Copy sector map transitioning into a 3D cube with a running sprite.
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