mousepilot

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by mousepilot 5y ago
My current thinking is for the unvaccinated, its a terrible thing not to be able to take advantage of the vaccine and I tend to wear masks even being vaccinated because of this. I initially thought that all the vaccine refusenics were polit
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by mousepilot 5y ago
Really dislike all the new "infinite scroll" stuff.
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by mousepilot 5y ago
Agree here, if someone wants to offer points against majority climate change opinions, I say let them offer the points, and we can take those points and see what others think of them.
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by mousepilot 5y ago
So I'm a bit confused why my post is unpopular, is /pol/ unpopular, or is Trump unpopular at /pol/?
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by mousepilot 5y ago
> But that is the way that EEs think of diodes, because it works! It's a game of learning what assumptions can be made to simplify analysis. I think you are generalizing too much here. There's certainly some cases where a simpl
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by mousepilot 5y ago
I think Trump should consider moving to 4chan's /pol/ he would be very welcome there.
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by mousepilot 5y ago
You really need some skills to comprehensively track down all the telemetry and successfully remove it. I'm happy folks are out there intending to do this, but its also going to provide for multiple forks probably, and now you have to
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by mousepilot 5y ago
well does it boot vms or not?
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by mousepilot 5y ago
I'm really happy that there are folks like you. I'm a big fan of audacity!
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by mousepilot 5y ago
I'm thinking that the less value that Apple delivers to the customers, the better it is for their bottom line, don't forget, adding value costs money, plus its not like Apple fans are going to suddenly quit buying their products r
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by mousepilot 5y ago
once every year or two, I find an irc client, join undernet, and refresh my ban from #politics. sort of a ritual for me. (edit, had wrong irc network)
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by mousepilot 5y ago
Is this really the best definition of freedom this fellow could muster?
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by mousepilot 5y ago
In the USA its part of the business landscape to get sued.
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by mousepilot 5y ago
That company sucks but I predict they would win in court, simply because you made something that resembles their work, and thats plenty to convince a jury or the average judge. Sure, it sounds like a generic enough page, and there are plent
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by mousepilot 5y ago
yeah Ima have to update your file buddy
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by mousepilot 5y ago
Interesting, I might give this a shot, thanks!
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by mousepilot 5y ago
I'm really into music as a hobby and I don't want to mess up one of my few working computers. I do admit to using a youtube downloader some when I want to view a video.
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by mousepilot 5y ago
lol awesome, not only do I have the misfortune of no sound, people here want to rub it in with downvotes for mentioning it. thanks guys
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by mousepilot 5y ago
I use firefox but haven't had sound since they dropped alsa support. Occasionally I'll run palemoon to get sound but while I like the browser, its not totally stable. Probably need to try chromium.
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by mousepilot 5y ago
gold plated hdmi cables add a parity bit.
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by mousepilot 5y ago
probably the language. You guys aren't the digital natives, you are more like the digital pioneers, you weren't born into digital land like today's digital natives. you came over on an analog boat so to speak, and with your a
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by mousepilot 5y ago
Fair enough! Still, I'm thinking many javascript pages query to find out the browser environment and also act accordingly. I do agree with the security complaint, however I also like web apps. I do think that you are sort of implying t
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by mousepilot 5y ago
Ok, I'll bite, what CAN it hurt? Seriously, I didn't make a comment about essential oils, fat-only diets or homeopathic dilutes. While you are correct that the same CAN be said for these, you should note that the same WAS NOT SAID
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by mousepilot 5y ago
> We need diverse, well-considered studies in a controlled setting. well sure, for vaccine trials maybe. the parent's suggestion is more along the lines of, "give it a try, what could it hurt?"
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by mousepilot 5y ago
If I ever have to program in python, I'm absolutely going to pull out some of my obsolete translation programming and write a preprocessor that translates brackets to the semantically equivalent indentation, yes this will make python s
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by mousepilot 5y ago
with neural networks, I'd imagine this feature would be difficult to implement.
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by mousepilot 5y ago
man I second this notion. IT can suck the life out of you in some jobs, other jobs are simply joyous, and one situation can turn into another just by the luck of some random hire who now sits above you in the pecking order. For folks who wa
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by mousepilot 5y ago
I'd gladly spend 14 seconds if it helps me avoid Apple products!
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by mousepilot 5y ago
Posts like these are the gems that I come to HN for, as much as I've used the phrase, I never considered the source of it. I'd imagine I'd be in the cheap seats as well. Thanks!
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by mousepilot 5y ago
Why not just ask the current jvm what version it is and act accordingly? I mean surely you can advise the user / customer what JVM's your code is compatible with, which really translates to what JVM's you have tested your pro

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