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moskie
3y ago
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moskie
4y ago
This is perhaps a tangent, but I've used https://asciiflow.com/#/ a few times now to insert diagrams into my source code as comments. I understand people might have negative opinions on the efficacy of comments th
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moskie
4y ago
It was also sly of the author to put the word at the beginning of the title so that it should be capitalized.
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moskie
5y ago
Yup, totally right. Don't have much experience with Temple Run and its clones, but Flappy Bird fits the bill. The fact that there's only a couple games that come to mind reinforces the novelty of it happening again with Wordle tho
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moskie
5y ago
I've also begun to thing of Wordle as a meme. I know virtually anything could be framed as a meme, but there's specific aspects of Wordle and its rise in popularity that make it a particularly apt description. Its viral spread was
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moskie
5y ago
The issue being that it isn't an accurate representation of the lived experiences of women at the time. It is my instead the perceived experiences of women from the perspective of misogynists.
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moskie
5y ago
If you care to make a distinction between the results of a six-year-old using Facebook's products vs. using Fisher Price's products, then, yes, "lure" might be appropriate for one context and not the other.
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5y ago
Not a Facebook user, but I definitely appreciate services providing paid ad-free versions of their services. YouTube premium comes to mind. Sure, Google is still tracking me as best they can, but at least I don't have to deal with the
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moskie
6y ago
"Might makes right!"
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moskie
8y ago
A practical reality that dawned on me one day has changed my perspective on this situation a bit: it's the fact that I no longer have my VHS or cassette tapes. I got rid of them at some point. So the idea that purchases of physical med
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An important message from Consumer Reports
(consumerist.com)
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moskie
9y ago
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9y ago
The one place that 1Password doesn't meet my needs is in ChromeOS. The browser plugin requires the machine you're on to have the 1Password app running in the background, which is how it gets its data from the local (and synced) va
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9y ago
I assume this wasn't the first time that person has done this task, with or without Skylight. And maybe the statistic is based on an average of them doing this task multiple times, both with and without Skylight? And the video we see i
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9y ago
> But vegans should be under no illusions that almond milk or soy milk is any kind of milk substitute. When it comes to feeding infants, sure, but my usage of soy milk as an adult is definitely as a substitute for milk. I use it in virtu
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10y ago
Your idea that men and Jews are equivalently oppressed, to the point where you seem to believe it is invalid to point out that these situations are different and require different responses, is psychotic and incredibly toxic, and I will not
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10y ago
Sure, but can you at least recognize that conflating what's happening here to men (an internet campaign that has no signs of manifesting in the real world in any significant way) vs. what Jews have experienced is not a useful thing to
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10y ago
But the difference is the context of history, right? While I definitely don't advocate for any "killallmen" stuff, I can recognize the difference between Jews, who were the actual target of a real genocide in which millions d
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10y ago
I think you can interpret "and points west" as "and beyond." I think it's based on the expression "all points west." Can't find a good source at the moment. "Points" is used as a plural no
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moskie
10y ago
That is a crappy metaphor.
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10y ago
Depending on the context, texture vegetable protein (TVP for short) is an option for things like pasta sauce that you want to add a ground beef alternative too. I'm sure there's many other ways to use it, but that's one we re
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10y ago
It's recently occurred to me that the prolificness of the 3.5mm audio connector is something to revere. Wikipedia tells that it's been around since 1964 , with its fame really coming with the Walkman in 1979. So, a connector intr
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> How long before the parents of a child say ... "Why wasn't he replaced by a machine?" The ultimate point being that the answer might be "decades." It might take that long for the prevailing opinion amongst the
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11y ago
(Sorry for the late reply) I'm confused. When you say "but if it isn't for the reasons above, I don't know why people dislike [milk]," how do you know that these complaints you've heard aren't for one of
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11y ago
An interesting point. And in the case of using Google as a search engine, the search query essentially indicates intent. If I search Google for "pirated movies" and some links to web sites to help me get those are returned... then
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11y ago
Drinking cow's milk at all, inbred or otherwise, will most likely be viewed as a completely ridiculous notion one day.
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11y ago
> They may not have your understanding of right and wrong, but they do have an understanding of right and wrong. Right, and I suppose I wasn't terribly clear in my wording, but I intended to communicate that all (or, most) animals h
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11y ago
Other animals don't have reasonable alternatives for survival. They are not intelligent enough, like us, to engage in farming practices that would allow them to survive otherwise. They also don't have the faculties to have a nuanc
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11y ago
I think a harbinger of this was the fact that the latest console generation did not come with an upgrade in (physical) game medium. Previously, each console generation came with newer cartridges, then with newer disc formats (CD, then DVD,
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11y ago
I assume they have data to back that claim up. And I can understand it. Putting all the knowledge and assumptions you have as person who (presumably) uses Twitter and is generally tech-savvy: what would a person assume a "star" bu
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11y ago
The first line of the Guardian's article is: "Bacon, ham and sausages rank alongside cigarettes as a major cause of cancer, the World Health Organisation has said, placing cured and processed meats in the same category as asbestos
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