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by lovich 9mo ago
Yea, closing beaches and parks is on par with the Nazis did to the Jews. The Covid measures were also totally targeted at certain groups of people with immutable characteristics and not at people who actively wanted to spread disease. How a
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by lovich 9mo ago
We actually did it with raw git in the cli, but I doubt I could set that up correctly nowadays without pouring over the man pages again.
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by lovich 9mo ago
I wonder how many engineers have even worked on a git repo with multiple remotes. I’ve only worked on a team once where we all were set up as remotes to each other and that was over a decade ago.
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by lovich 9mo ago
Looking up details on this because I had never heard of the situation, and I was unaware that the ballpoint pen was only produced by so few countries. I didn’t realize the tips were tungsten carbide either.
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by lovich 9mo ago
Neat, you made me one of the 10 thousand today.
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by lovich 9mo ago
> I don't see anything wrong with being selfish… I already said you were a nimby, no need to reiterate my position
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by lovich 9mo ago
I can’t tell because of my age whether everyone forgot this lesson or that the younger crowd is now online and never learned it.
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by lovich 9mo ago
I thought there were a few massive lithium sources found in the past few years like the one in Thailand which have significantly increased our estimates?
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by lovich 9mo ago
That 200/month price isn’t sustainable either. Eventually they’re going to have to jack that up substantially.
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by lovich 9mo ago
Yes, and you are the reason everytime I went to buy a house in the neighborhood I was renting in, the value doubled. If you want to be selfish feel free to be openly selfish, but don't be surprised when people like me respond in kind.
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by lovich 9mo ago
I mean yea, youre a nimby then. I am against your views because it increases the price of living for everyone, for your own specific benefit.
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by lovich 9mo ago
> Tech CEOs are not statesmen… I mildly disagree mostly because I can’t get hard evidence, but everything’s I’ve heard from faang workers is that they are basically run like nation states on a logistical level. Complete with their own fo
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by lovich 9mo ago
If the were post knowing his crimes then yea, like that UK minister who got sacked. Why are you carrying so much weight for Epstein and associates?
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by lovich 9mo ago
Yea, so the guy who actually committed pedophilia is being judged harder than someone defending him who hasn’t committed pedophilia. You for instance seem to be in the same boat as the people in this list, so I won’t judge you as harshly as
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by lovich 9mo ago
Im not a fan of Roman Polanski to put it mildly, but are you trying to claim that supporting a pedophile is as bad as being a pedophile? Also all those people can fuck themselves. There’s more than enough blame to go around.
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by lovich 9mo ago
Everyone in the IDW or who followed Mencius moldbug always told normies they weren’t fascist and that you just called them Nazis because you disagreed with them until the current day when they are now more open about being in what they cons
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by lovich 9mo ago
If what you said, and what I quoted, were the same sentence, then perhaps you would be correct.
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by lovich 9mo ago
> There’s a lot to say about the politics of the Fed, but a contact of mine in Trump-world told me the way these guys understand political success or failure is pretty simple. Are the wages of middle class Americans increasing? That’s it
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by lovich 9mo ago
What I meant was that I thought this information was required to be sent to the government and public via something like a FOIA request, so this was always available to anyone motivated. My experience with how companies administer the layof
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by lovich 9mo ago
Oh so they’re a cryptofascist, for both senses of the word crypto
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by lovich 9mo ago
That’s certainly one way to increase morale. Separately, I thought the WARN act requirements included notifying who was being laid off ahead of time? Are they not subject to those for some reason or are they just taking advantage of the cur
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by lovich 9mo ago
There was also Visual Studio, the Mac app that got renamed and wasn’t the same as Visual Studio, the windows app
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by lovich 9mo ago
Weird how these security risks only show up to tank projects in blue states
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by lovich 9mo ago
Companies don’t step up and do things for the common good. They do things for profit. Occasionally that looks like they are charitable if the value of the PR is worth it for them. No one[1] changes what product they are using based on fundi
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by lovich 9mo ago
No, they just pay sales tax and other taxes on use. I was being sarcastic because you are fundamentally incorrect and as the other comment said, engaging in sophistry. Disrespectfully, get fucked.
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by lovich 9mo ago
I could throw that right back at you. We have a difference of opinion on facts.
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by lovich 9mo ago
Do tariffs increase the price paid for an item? No one can continue discussing with you if base facts can’t be agreed upon.
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by lovich 9mo ago
If there are stipulations for receiving the money then it is a demand. If you think the above example isn’t a donation then I don’t see the logic behind seeing this as a donation. And to be clear, I view it as a donation that is still proba
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by lovich 9mo ago
The Luddites weren’t anti technological progress, they were anti losing their job and entire way of life with an impolite “get fucked you fucking peasant” message to boot. I wonder what name the tech bros will come up to call us for the sam
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by lovich 9mo ago
You are correct, and in this case he was executed. Shot in the back and then mag dumped for good measure by government agents. If you want to argue that he wasn’t executed by those agents but was instead murdered, I’d suppose you might have

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