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by mnsc 4y ago
I love the screenshots of windows ME!
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by mnsc 4y ago
When someone expresses black pride my interpretation is that they are reclaiming, trying to manifest and celebrate that they no longer live in times where being born black meant that you were a second hand citizen and that you should/c
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by mnsc 4y ago
Turing Complete seem to skip the electronic level that NandGame has?
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by mnsc 5y ago
I have kids now and the last game I prioritized to play this way was BoW during a summer vacation. I just hope these grand single player offline adventures wont go extinct until I will get some solid free time again. But on the other hand,
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by mnsc 5y ago
"And that's why money isn't nearly as important as SLACK. You can print or burn money, but you can't manufacture SLACK. It is The Final Commodity. So They want it _all_." The Book p. 94
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by mnsc 5y ago
> ... i think CSGO easily is the best ... > ... so it is a bit like gambling ... I hate what video games have become.
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by mnsc 5y ago
Picasa taught me to not trust Google and yet I kinda fell for the "unlimited backup of your photos" in "photos". Which were unlimited until it weren't. And now my storage is full and Google is repeatedly threatening
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by mnsc 5y ago
I have exactly 0 knowledge of Devanagari/Gurumukhi but I think the issue is this vertical bar that shouldn't be there when those characters are next to each other. https://i.imgur.com/DcMGta0.png
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by mnsc 5y ago
Is this physically possible or is it renders?
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by mnsc 5y ago
The problem with the analogy is that it doesn't work. Never has and never will. And you started it with comparing piracy to a bike theft. If someone without money came and stole my bike but I still had a copy of my bike. I wouldn'
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by mnsc 5y ago
If the kings walled gardens Apple would say that "we will keep this next iPhone secure and working snappily for basic tasks, web/email/utility apps, for a decade with a possibility to replace batteries" I would actually
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by mnsc 5y ago
> Ambitious people like achieving goals. Like coming in, making the biggest impact they can eg. do a large spectacular redesign, leave for 10% pay jump immediately and never sticking around for that maintenance nightmare that were hidden
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by mnsc 5y ago
How dare you call me out like that! But really, when you have trust rather than competition between colleagues it's absolutely ok to plan regular breaks and pull the emergency break when your focus juice has run out for the day. So dep
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by mnsc 5y ago
I think it's kinda hard to see on the wikipedia example what has been redacted. I just do "Obfuscate" in Greenshot with pixel size 16. Call me when this algorithm reverses this https://i.imgur.com/NYf0Dpe.png
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by mnsc 5y ago
Or Epic Sr. ! Who doesn't want to be an Epic Senior™?!
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by mnsc 5y ago
Aaaand rate limited.
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by mnsc 5y ago
A simple "technical" project that solves a clearly defined issue (a collection of the flags of the world for easy use) but turns out to be a lightning rod for political drama.
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by mnsc 5y ago
> the "brainwashing" of the public that unquestioningly accept that nuclear power is 'bad' and tightly linked to nuclear weapons and death. I can only speak for myself but I don't think nuclear power is bad, and
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by mnsc 5y ago
Ageism is weird because yeah age is an inherent thing that you can't change at will. So it's kinda like race. But unlike race, age actually changes, at a rate of 24h/day. So being discriminated for being "too young"
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by mnsc 5y ago
Why did you need to make this political? It's just a matter of minutes before someone points out that conservatives love the Chesterton's Fence analogy because most fences are built to keep _those people_ out. And then we're
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by mnsc 5y ago
> Music/(artist)/(genre) Well that's only necessary when your music library contains Zappa.
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by mnsc 5y ago
People create cool new numbers all the time without worring about royalties and how-am-i-going-to-make-a-living-from-this-diddly-tune. Copyright is a way to commodify something deeply human to allow capitalists to make money from it. Put it
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by mnsc 5y ago
My impression from reading half of the article is that the author _really_ prides himself with being anti-dogmatic. Smells like the type with strong opinions on everything where a "healthy discussion" is the most important thing r
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by mnsc 5y ago
I'm fully aware I'm projecting now! But I'm interpreting your mixed signals and incoherent rambling are some kind of ad hoc beacon signaling out-of-band "it's fucking hard and I don't know what to do, send help
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by mnsc 5y ago
I'm also a 41 yr old man and I think you sending a mixed message here. Background: I spent 20 years "being a man" in a relationship with a depressed wife. You know what I didn't do during those years, took care of my own
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by mnsc 5y ago
Am I the only one to think that if someone is close enough to physically yank your computer out of your hands they are also physically close enough to beat you with a wrench if you lock the computer containing what they are after? https:&#
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by mnsc 5y ago
Good point! :D
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by mnsc 5y ago
But does having a work enter public domain automatically mean that eg New Order will stop getting paid for streams via legitimate services like Spotify?
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by mnsc 5y ago
If you are, as you say, "in the market for a guess" that would imply that you are actively looking at different guesses and comparing the credentials of the guessers. Then you would _probably_ be right to choose eg. the guess from
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by mnsc 5y ago
I think that "good coverage" with integration tests certainly is possible. But to get that coverage /confidence you typically will have to make other test enabling code that while not being DI and stuff that affects the produ

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