meepmorp

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by meepmorp 2y ago
Even a k-hole'd clock is right occasionally
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by meepmorp 2y ago
I don't get why the electron Office apps are so much worse than the browser-based ones. Shit's mind boggling.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
The National Interest has very close ties to the Kremlin, so take what they print with several grains of salt.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
We like to gossip about tech companies
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by meepmorp 2y ago
Why does google love the "project [whatever]" naming so much?
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by meepmorp 2y ago
> Ironically it will probably the reason Google search starts to lose out because they're making it worse. They've been making search worse for years now and still have their dominant position.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
You can change your name and address, you cannot change your irises.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
Your scenario leaves out the fact that before this went down, you loudly announced to all and sundry that you don't need the Godfather or his fuckin' rules, so you were gonna start your own town with blackjack and hookers. Then yo
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by meepmorp 2y ago
I'm pretty sure they mean "immigrants will attack your kids"
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by meepmorp 2y ago
I know several people - myself included - who own both a Mac and an iPad. Now we have dueling anecdata!
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by meepmorp 2y ago
Let's be fair - he probably would've fired a man in the same situation. When you're making panicked, emotionally driven decisions and someone or something gets in the way of what you want, the obvious response is to smash the
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by meepmorp 2y ago
> stop a facet of life Framing ransomeware attacks on hospitals as a "facet of life" is a deeply ridiculous statement. You can oppose drone strikes without saying absurd things.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
TNG went off the air 30 years ago - find new references.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
"People who don't want to read my bullshit are the real Nazis."
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by meepmorp 2y ago
slashdot is also still alive in 2024
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by meepmorp 2y ago
Yeah, but wegovy and ozempic aren't major surgery that permanently alters the digestive tract.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
To put it in context: > Loss per share: $8.19. That may not compare with the $8.71 loss expected by LSEG So, they lost ~6% less than expected. Yay?
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by meepmorp 2y ago
Yeah, I don't understand why they'd translate the C code instead of just writing catalog/info schema queries, which seems easier AND more educational.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
Cost cutting.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
So are cameras.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
It's exciting to know that the folks who brought the world lysenkoism had equally good takes on other areas of study. Tis' truly a mystery why the system collapsed on itself.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
> To protect our users outside the United States, we’ve decided to modify this clause so that it only affects users in the United States. "We're going to protect our users outside the United States from a thing we've freel
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by meepmorp 2y ago
> The Federal Communications Commission requires use of the protocols by June 30, 2021 Well, then, looks like the problem was solved nearly three years ago!
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by meepmorp 2y ago
> if Elon does to Tesla what he did to Twitter. Meme his way into taking the company private at a wildly inflated price per share? That's not a problem, that's a deus ex machina.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
The point is, there isn't literally a smoking crater where Twitter HQ used to be, therefore all criticism of the acquisition is invalid.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
Obviously, weed has made OP paranoid
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by meepmorp 2y ago
Piracy literally cannot affect the economic wellbeing of content or software producers. It is logically impossible! If it weren't, you wouldn't be experiencing this cascade of downvotes, so get with the program.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
> In our case, the patient forcefully inserted 159 magnetic balls into bladder via his urethra one by one, which was the largest number on magnetic balls in bladder until now. Ah, youth.
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by meepmorp 2y ago
This article is unrelated to what I was talking about; you should go back and read both what I said (specifically who I mentioned being targeted for surveillance) and the article you linked (specifically who is mentioned being targeted for
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by meepmorp 2y ago
> The Snowden leaks were bad because The Snowden leaks were bad because they exposed a lot of 100% legal, directly part of their charter activity by the NSA, like monitoring the communications of foreign leaders and other non-US persons.

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