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mmjaa
9y ago
Į͕̪͚͈̮̘̗̘̲̭̗̙̍̈́ͮ̓̇͋̋͆ͫ͟͟ ̷̴̢͈̣̰̪̝̱̥̝̝̝̙͚̠͇͚͓͖̩͈̌͛̾̄ͦͫ̚̚͝w̸̧̛͙̜̟̘̯̰̖̜̺̙̭͕͍͍̾͋̈́͆ͭ͆̒̉ͪͧ̂̓ͣ͌ͣ̌̉͡ā̴̯͉̦̳̯̲̗̘̙̱̱̫̻̹ͧ͋̒̓ͯͭͧ͟ǹ̵̢̳̤͖͖͓͙̉̅̏̇̎͌̿ͧ̀ͮ̈ͨͬ̚͘ͅń͖̹͈̱̹͉̳̖̠̯̦̬̋̽̈́̒ͤ͆ͩ̂̆̊͊ͬ̀́ͅȃ̜̣̪̠̠̜̼̬̫̘͇͉̌͗͛ͨ̓̐̀ͤ̀͘͞ ̵͆̊ͮ̔̆̀̀ͥͪ͡͏͍̠̺̯̠̪̗̱͕̱͉̟̦̯͙̫̲ͅṗ̞̼̺̘̤͔̄̑̽ͣ͂͐
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mmjaa
9y ago
Brilliant work, this is one of those things that is going to give me hours of entertainment .. off I go to learn Ge'ez ..
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9y ago
I strongly urge you to dig out your old Oric and get Blakes7 running on it, you won't believe how great it is .. these machines still get a lot of love, so I hope I'll see you out there on oric.org and/or forums.defence-force
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9y ago
We get new games for old computers often, and in my particular case I'm a huge fan of the Oric-1/Atmos sytems from the 80's. These are similar in many ways to the Gameboy architecture, but were far more user-dependent in tha
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9y ago
Cue the difference between German, Austrian, and Hungarian drivers. Germans: can be very aggressive at times. Austrians, only if you're in the wrong lane. Hungarians: fear for your life if you ever try to overtake someone ..
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9y ago
I've been in software since the 80's. I've watched all the fads and cults rise and fall .. From General Electric to Kanban and back again. Honestly, over the decades, there are very specific patterns in all the ism's, a
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mmjaa
9y ago
Ah, but knife-wielding maniacs are a real problem in the UK. Knives should be banned in the UK.
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mmjaa
9y ago
>knife laws Solve nothing.
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9y ago
I can defend myself against a knife-wielding maniac with a gun far better than I can defend myself against a knife-wielding maniac with .. another knife. So, just keep that in mind in the equation. Knife crime is absolutely heinous in the
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9y ago
I'm not equating anything with anything, you are. I'm just saying that banning guns doesn't solve the violence problem - it just makes it less politically sensitive, since guns can be used from a distance and invoke all kind
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9y ago
>Less Handguns, less handgun crime. (More violent knife crime, though. This goes ignored by the anti-gun nuts.)
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mmjaa
9y ago
Wouldn't it be the case that adding Python won't deliver the performance needed? I think the choice of Lua is probably because it has to be performant.
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9y ago
Honestly, I can't fathom why you're being downvotes, and this is exactly the predicament I'm most concerned about, personally. Like, its a cool technology - sure. But has nobody thought of the militarisation of it? Sheesh.
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9y ago
> .. could be scary. But I disagree that this has anything to do with the iPhone X or its TrueDepth camera. Well, lets just say there's the kind of scary fact that nobody, trustworthy, has audited this thing. Like, should a company
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9y ago
HolyMoly, duh.
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9y ago
The thing that really shocks me about this incident is that, basically checking that "root cannot be logged in under any unusual circumstances" is a fundamental, basic test of any OS development group, and there must have been at
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9y ago
Yes, of course. The irony is not lost; no matter what, you can't really erase yourself from existence. Facebook will, at least, maintain the shrine. Perhaps this is its true purpose - to remember dead people? I think it will become th
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9y ago
I sentence you to penance for your heresy. Please watch "Soylent Green" and "The Matrix" and come back with a good reason for why corporations should be allowed to commercialise death services. k'thxbai.
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9y ago
Dead mens' comments, live on .. in some database. Or text file. Use the Source!
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9y ago
I don't think its a slippery slope - its more like the gaping precipice. Within a few generations, we will have members of society who believe such extreme manipulation is the norm. Well, its already here, anyway - but at what cost w
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9y ago
>outrage< I do NOT give Facebook - or any other party - permission to know if the Suicide Bit is flipped.... S'rsly, is anyone else not having a serious "WTF!" moment about the very substance of where we are at? >&
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9y ago
World War Three already started, 15 years ago, by the Coalition.
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mmjaa
9y ago
>>Training videos need chapters, timeline bookmarks, student commenting, chats, student & teacher interaction, etc. The AWS Media Services doesn't have the metadata infrastructure for that. You'd have to custom build a l
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9y ago
Um yeah, that might be something local. For me it shows $9,704.50, which is pretty close to what coinmarketcap is showing ..
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9y ago
What happens: whatever the people, who are now in control of 'whatever superpowers the US left behind', decide. Look, I know its hard for you to not feel right without insulting anyone, but I've actually read a metric fuck-t
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9y ago
I wholeheartedly agree. It is my personal belief that anyone who dedicates their lives to war-making is separated from the criminal classes only by a very, very thin line: the piece of paper authorising their use of deadly force against oth
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9y ago
It could start a war with anyone without repercussion from the one true power that can stop all war-making: its people. It seems to have refined its ability to convince us of the need for war since then, however.
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9y ago
Neither of those stereotypes are truly responsible for the atrocities for which they are capable. Wars only happen because peaceful citizens do not take responsibility for the war-mongers in their societies. We wouldn't have the wars
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9y ago
http://wirexapp.com/ There are quite a few others, but this is the one I know about.
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9y ago
I pay in BtC. The card provider does the conversion automatically - but I, personally, pay in BtC. I have nothing to do with US$.
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