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Intel Core i7-7700K Kaby Lake review: Is the desktop CPU dead?(arstechnica.com)
247 points by legodt 10y ago|343 comments
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by legodt 10y ago
I'm going to give to the benefit of the doubt and not assume you are intentionally being misogynistic, so here's some light reading to help clear up why what you said perpetuates rape culture and isn't okay. https:/&#x2
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by legodt 10y ago
Can you talk more to humans being behind the boxes? How do they have the human-power to do such a thing?
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by legodt 10y ago
Hasn't stopped me or you from doing anything. But being upset about this is like being upset and saying "not all men" or "not all white people." It doesn't matter that you don't associate with the nasty pa
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by legodt 10y ago
I'm sorry this struck a chord with you and made you feel like you had to declare "not all Americans." That's great that you feel that way and don't associate with those aspects of American culture, but your individu
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What will break people's addictions to their phones?(theatlantic.com)
3 points by legodt 10y ago|0 comments
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The age of humanism is ending(mg.co.za)
3 points by legodt 10y ago|0 comments
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by legodt 10y ago
I'm sorry that demands to be less awful to groups of people that aren't you make you feel like outside orgs are attacking your freedoms in some sort of conspiracy to destroy your insulated world, ESPECIALLY considering the context
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by legodt 10y ago
If you like that text menu you might want to play around with RhinoCAD. You can do all of your work from a command line, so the workflow feels powerful and snappy. The drawback is that there is no fuzzy search like you mention so you need t
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by legodt 10y ago
Then what were you trying to say? It looks like you were trying to draw equivalence between crude workplace humor in your line of work and the tech communities's acceptance of misoginistic rape jokes. That is what the thread was about
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by legodt 10y ago
>Rape jokes >just..for fun Come on, as a tech community we deserve and can do better.
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by legodt 10y ago
That is different than making a joke at the expense of rape victims. Please think this through. The gender gap in another industry does not negate on in another.
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by legodt 10y ago
I'm sure his service is just great, but, in the future, if you ever wonder why women don't go into tech (it seems so easy to, where are they?)- remember this. Tacit support of actors in the community like this make tech seem like
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by legodt 10y ago
Something about me does not want to trust a webmail host who has an ad running on their front page reading "date rape appreciation station." This appalling lack of professionalism makes the entire service suspect to me. edit: I wo
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by legodt 10y ago
But what happens when very few of those professionals can afford to live in the big ones?
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by legodt 10y ago
Best of luck, stay safe
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by legodt 10y ago
I don't know where you live or how hypothetically fucked you are, but it isn't too late to give a little of your time to get involved in local politics and fight back! No guilting or judgement, just trying to keep a positive mood
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by legodt 10y ago
But a lot of those professions can't afford rent inside the city and are forced into unwieldly commutes and lose out on the benefits of being in a city
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by legodt 10y ago
Anything in fashion, design, media, etc. Fields that have global distribution for creative work at large scale is what I'm familiar with and unless you are willing to work for a smaller company (I.e. not large consultancy or high profi
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by legodt 10y ago
In the US and Europe now is a very dangerous time to give up on news. Cables news should be dropped, but I'm seeing in the comments here a few people ardently against all news. Considering that a white nationalist backed candidate is i
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by legodt 10y ago
Yes, but those cities don't have the same job markets. Not everybody is a coder or an engineer with skills in high demand in non-metropolitan areas
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by legodt 10y ago
Where are we supposed to work then?
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by legodt 10y ago
Yes, but all of my nice audio equipment isn't going to magically convert to Bluetooth.
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by legodt 10y ago
No, it may not be the end-all, but it certainly is almost all of it
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by legodt 10y ago
Bad comparison, memory cards are a clear need (gotta have more storage space) and are not responses to poor design decisions (gotta counteract a port I use every day being taken away).
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by legodt 10y ago
Why are people so desperate to defend this clearly user hostile move? A dongle is a poor user experience and continues to degrade user experience over time. The fact that there was a market demand for a "cool" keychain shows how u
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by legodt 10y ago
>iTunes is slowly degrading That is incredibly generous considering the past decade of itunes, especially for Windows users. So much bad code, legacy cruft, and inconsistent UI decisions
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The Wrong Kind of Universal Basic Income(jacobinmag.com)
3 points by legodt 10y ago|0 comments
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by legodt 10y ago
The issue appears to have resolved itself with a fresh install. I could not replicate the behavior in the nightly, and when I reinstalled the main release it did not manifest again either. Sorry to not be a better help, I'm trying to w
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by legodt 10y ago
I agree with most of the bulleted points on your list (automation, not free trade killed most jobs), but for transgendered Americans, using the bathroom is far from a luxury. It's a constant threat, it's fear of being beaten to a

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