kyuudou

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by kyuudou 7y ago
>>Keynesian fiscal stimulus is a decision by the government to increase government spending financed by government borrowing >Quite a far stretch equating those. In reality it really isn't.
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by kyuudou 7y ago
> all the debt we've created to fuel these policies will need to be paid back, either explicitly or implicitly through inflation. And if you've been watching prices for staples or the big mac index, prices have already reflecte
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by kyuudou 7y ago
Are you suggesting that overpopulation has nothing do with this? To be clear, I am against any attempt at population control. I want to keep awareness on the fact that many others do, though.
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by kyuudou 7y ago
Especially when slinging IP packets anywhere
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by kyuudou 7y ago
Works for the ISS and OpenBSD users
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by kyuudou 7y ago
Yet another great reason to always play speed metal really loud :-)
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by kyuudou 7y ago
I'm of the same opinion. I keep one on at all times, especially for those moments when someone's teleconferencing software turns on camera by default and I'm not in a work-safe outfit or environment.
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by kyuudou 7y ago
This is a great example of Useless Use of cat and why it is bad - the full text is indeed sent through the pipe simply for head to chop n initial lines. I've actually had "developers" go "but, readability". Yea ok.
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by kyuudou 7y ago
It's hard to be like "omg everyone should have food, shelter and sanitation" and "omg climate change from overpopulation"... There's even a national security memorandum from back in the 1960s discussing various
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by kyuudou 7y ago
>no evidence that there has even been one community transmission by mail items. How would this even be tested or proven to any reasonable assurance? The PCR test is questionable enough as it is. "Hold on sir while we build this biol
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by kyuudou 7y ago
That's because the video games industry gets tons of money from the military.
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by kyuudou 7y ago
Yea I was gonna say, most real gun owners understand that reliability, recognizability and using ammo that's very common and available trump anything else. Glock 9mm is always a good choice.
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by kyuudou 7y ago
Very common in the US too - Kleenex, Super Glue, Scotch Tape, Tylenol... trade or corporate terms become vernacular.
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by kyuudou 7y ago
Puts a new twist on "Elastic Beanstalk"
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by kyuudou 7y ago
This family of 3 produces 6000 pounds of food a year on 1/10 of an acre that is organic, non-GMO and vegetarian: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCmTJkZy0rM They have enough surplus to sell to local restaurants to the
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by kyuudou 7y ago
former expat in China, youtuber serpentza, finally unleashed the hounds with his experiences about animal eating over there: https://youtu.be/rbHxeOQA1Mc?t=505 Hard to argue with. Totally gross, too. But I love eating cows,
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by kyuudou 7y ago
Also recommend "Mao II" and "White Noise".
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by kyuudou 7y ago
To be blunt, as a long-time privacy advocate and former supporter of EFF, I'm pretty disillusioned by them. I think got compromised by FAANG.
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by kyuudou 7y ago
Update: found this link from an ancient blog of mine to a Hebrew Univ study talking about the power of the unconscious: http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/releases/252835.php
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by kyuudou 7y ago
An old (90s) parable Perry Metzger came up with - point being, they'll always use "heaven forbid, the children" as the final arbiter in removing all privacy rights. http://www.clock.org/~fair/opinion&#x2F
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by kyuudou 7y ago
What became TippingPoint put out an Internet Appliance similarly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I-Opener
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by kyuudou 7y ago
The special projects videos in that game are some of the best science fiction creative work ever made, IMO. Also, something I still think is predictive and sends chills up my neck, "as the Americans painfully learned in Earth's fi
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by kyuudou 7y ago
It's also nutritionally dense, if I recall correctly. Iceberg lettuce, not so much.
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by kyuudou 7y ago
Thanks for the comic relief of the day; sure needed it. I like your goofy sense of humor. Please keep doing fun stuff like this.
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by kyuudou 7y ago
>as the brain has apparently been churning away at the problem in the background without any obvious deliberate effort in between. This is so fundamental. I picked up a similar concept from a passionate english teacher in 7th grade. He s
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by kyuudou 7y ago
Correct, it's an inversely proportional relationship, security vs. convenience and/or performance. I could care less if my gaming box gets owned but many others are much more serious about their gaming and would hence have other w
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by kyuudou 7y ago
Downloading updates for games has been a sore point with me, particularly when I get a new game. Oh great, 8 hours of downloads, so much for that instant gratification of playing it tonight... Same with ongoing updates. I replaced my origin
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by kyuudou 7y ago
THERE IS NO DOOR OR OTHER VISIBLE ENTRANCE. YOU SEE A LARGE SNAKE EMERGING OUT OF THE STREAM.
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by kyuudou 7y ago
The two I played were the first Leisure Suit Larry which was so funny, and the first Police Quest which I really loved but never finished. I ended up watching a playthrough of PQ on youtube. I think the designer was a former CA city cop and
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by kyuudou 7y ago
I played the first one and legit cried at the end it was so intense. Been meaning to play the rest of them.

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