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So you’ve never encountered a situation where going against the grain, even if for completely good reasons, fails? I know I’ve been in that place more than once. GP was only saying that going with the herd is most of the time a more success
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I also had the same experience, but not everyone has the same qualms about rejecting other's invitations. I know for a fact that I was considered rude for politely rejecting drinks when I decided against drinking, possibly cultural.
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>Whatever happened in the past doesn't justify brutality and savagery against civilians. Good, now can someone say this to Israel, that is killing hundreds of civilians right now?
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3y ago
Elon by himself is leveraging his fortune to try to influence politics as much. This can also destabilize a country.
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> 1. being backed by Microsoft, it is not under pressure to seek short-term profit Yeah, it’s not like we already have ads and tracking on a microsoft paid product right.
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3y ago
The experience is really seamless, mostly it just works… which IMO is nothing special as they mostly support installing the latest and maybe a couple of other versions, and software that requires weird stuff will likely be packaged in a sel
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I think that’s also an artificial limitation on the network side. I was able to get an eSim from mexico sent to me across the atlantic just with a whatsapp photo. The shitty part was that a friend had to go to the office and pretend to be m
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Let’s be real. Actions against climate change are even more inconvenient than a road blockade; if certain kind of people are inconvenienced enough because of this, what makes anyone think they are sympathetic to the cause? Combating climate
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I know that this comment will seem as pro china, but really your comment is really weird and almost funny. The way you portray the two perspectives sounds like a good Chinese government action being spun like a bad thing because actually &q
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> Parents won't force their kids to continue to be around others they dislike Ha, you would be surprised. Parents will totally force kids to be around people they dislike. I mean my parents knew that I was bullied in my private, fre
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Mexican people also jokingly say stupid shit like you have to act gay 5 mins to avoid it the gayness to accumulate. I put the joke about black labels being a taste rank on the same “stupid things people say” bucket.
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3y ago
Not OP, but I can describe a similar experience. Still feels better than brand new $current-year non m1 laptops.
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Does it really matter? I mean we did had deadly pandemics before biolabs were a thing. Other than blaming China because that’s what Americans want to do now, I haven’t heard anything interesting about what to do if the lab leak hypotheses i
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3y ago
Hey, I also first installed Mandrake. I got it in on a magazine. I always a thought it was a common distro, kinda like ubuntu some years later when they started shipping disks
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I’m concerned about this ideas about weakness and helplessness. I mean, if we look at history, we can see that these “resourceful” people were often malnourished and victims of natural calamities, although we have a survivor bias as we can
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>growing I mean, you must be new to activism, but yeah, this is textbook deflection.
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I had to troubleshoot an issue where several network routers restarted in group without a cause but only when connected to the big wan. The problem was a network discovery software which when poorly configured, would send ssh connection att
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I don’t say they don’t work. I’m saying that the concept of mutual aid as described by Kropotkin, has not succeeded there. Please refrain to engage in sarcasm if your reading and context understanding is that poor.
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Feminist concerns aside, I don’t think mutual aid has really succeeded in a hard hierarchical society like these who are explicitly patriarchal, even if it appears like it does to external observers.
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3y ago
Seems like you’re addressing why social norma failed and people had to adopt legal systems.
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I was thinking a witty comment, but I’ll let the answer talk by itself. “I would save Jonas Salk after inventing the polio vaccine and let Jonas Salk before inventing the vaccine die. The reason for this choice is that after inventing the v
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3y ago
I would suggest using man and searching like any piece of documentation. Specifically you are looking for `man configuration.nix`
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> And it’s not just cocktails, it’s all the infantile pleasured that we can indulge in, from Star Wars collectibles to activist politics. Hard disagree with this one. Being engaged with politics is one of the most responsible things one
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I have a different reading of GP. It’s not that being an adult involves pain, but that growing up almost certainly involves pain; changes, uncertainty, giving up stuff, all of this causes pain. And I certainly agree that people seem to be a
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In my experience, it’s easier to understand everything as a single project with the mind map of flakes. Although it is as you mentioned that a lot of complexity is hidden and can bit you in the ass, like home manager not (necessarily) using
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No expert, but as I have read and understand, theres a catch. Theranos promised all kinds of tests drawing minimal blood, and they performed the tests using commercial equipment but with less blood than what these equipment is meant to use.
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> “I can be sorry for these people, but at the same time when we look back, when the Second World War started, all the Japanese population living in the United States were under a strict monitoring regime as well,” said the Czech preside
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Any reason why the specific transatlantic flights? I mean, I can understand the need to avoid frivolous flights, but if there’s a justification to fly, I would guess the transatlantic one would be less wasteful than other kinda of flights t
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>The thing that always struck me most about that passage is the determination to fulfill the lust even after being struck blind and being undeterred and persisting in groping for doorknobs and looking for a way in to Lot's home. If
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I’m not claiming a lack of skill. I’m calling bullshit on the scenario where a distressed family member which is low key claiming you’re mishandling the patient is suddenly calmed when confronted by a doctor that is reading a script filled
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