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mreiland
11y ago
What a load of crock. LoL is still easily the most toxic community I've ever laid eyes on, and most of the toxicity is created by the way Riot has implemented their system. All it takes is 1 person to ruin an hour of your day, and if
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mreiland
11y ago
I once saw a study that concluded heterosexual couples were more likely to have children than homosexual couples. I mean, there's the things we know, and then there's the things that have been scientifically studied and validated.
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11y ago
> It is not acceptable that things like this are this hard to get deprecated and removed. Not only is it acceptable, it's preferable. What's not acceptable is when it's IMPOSSIBLE to get things deprecated and removed.
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mreiland
11y ago
I'd love to hear your experience on it. I have someone in the house who very much wants to purchase fallout 4 to play it over the link. I'm just not confident it will work, even with a good, wired connection, but I'd love t
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11y ago
Received mine yesterday and loaded up Tales of Zesteria. It works pretty much flawlessly for me and I'm super happy with it. I have no illusions that I'm going to be playing the latest Fallout 4 with it, but I have a strong tende
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11y ago
desktops simply stopped being used in situations where laptops were the better choice, but they were never in danger of ever being displaced by anything. Most of those people who have laptops either have desktops at home or have a docking s
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mreiland
11y ago
It almost sounds like you're saying laptops may be on the decline, something that many people claimed laptops were going to do to desktops.
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mreiland
11y ago
I moved from gmail to fastmail a year or so ago and I've been supremely happy with them.
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mreiland
11y ago
You won't find many unbiased native english speakers who agree that the (some) is the implication there. It's just not how the language is used in every day speech for exactly the reasons I outlined previously. At this point ther
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11y ago
The only difference in meaning I see in those two statements is the original is more strongly worded (ie, less room for interpretation). The second statement doesn't imply how badly the community is missed, the first explicitly states
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mreiland
11y ago
That's not really a citation to backup the idea that most non-believers miss a community.
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mreiland
11y ago
I don't have any citations, I just remember reading about Newmark getting sued for something related to profits and him going on record as saying profits weren't the main motivating factor for craigslist. I could be misremembering
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11y ago
> In an era where credit cards have to be whipped out and customer service argued with to change the channel-app, its likely I'll subscribe to an anime streaming service and never even have the ability to see ESPN. crunchyroll.com I
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11y ago
> One thing non-believers report missing the most is a community. Do you have any sort of a citation on that?
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mreiland
11y ago
I believe the owner of craigslist got sued over his refusal to maximize profit.
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mreiland
11y ago
sustainable implies you can continue doing it indefinitely, but the first approach is more likely to fail that test due to increasing demand.
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mreiland
11y ago
I lock my cats up at night for exactly this reason. I've tried and tried to get them to leave me alone at night and they won't, so they get locked into one of the bathrooms at night. I don't necessarily like doing that, but
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mreiland
11y ago
You hire an extremely smart, talented individual with some ramp up time, or pass on them for someone less talented (and less smart?) with less ramp up time. I can't speak to your current needs when hiring someone, but you're mista
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mreiland
11y ago
Seriously. Who the fuck is going to look at a resume with "last 10 years at NASA building shit for a MOTHERFUCKING DEEP SPACE PROBE" and go... nah, dude(tte) doesn't have node.js on his resume... NEXT!
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mreiland
11y ago
I feel the same way, I moved to fastmail.com about a year and a half ago and I'm perfectly happy with it.
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11y ago
> The only thing 'disappointing' in this is you didn't/didn't mention countless attempts to get E(nlightenment) running. After an overnight compile, of course! lmao. I so badly wanted to check it out, but couldn
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11y ago
does that even work nowadays?
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mreiland
11y ago
C# generics are not the same creature as C++ templates. It isn't a matter of done correctly or incorrectly, it's apples and oranges.
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11y ago
Well when you pretend that Coffeescript is just another language (like Java, or C#?), then it does become difficult to understand my statement. Fortunately, most everyone else seems to understand what Coffeescript is, and thus they were abl
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mreiland
11y ago
I'll never understand why people don't just use javascript.
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mreiland
11y ago
that sentence is technically negative, but not conceptually. constructive criticism is a thing.
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11y ago
Whether they like it or not, they're competing with free. The poster stated they prefer to pay for convenient services, but they have no qualms about free and convenient when they find the paid product is more inconvenient than the fr
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11y ago
full auto is not practical unless by full auto you mean the driver can opt-in at any point with a clear protocol for doing so. I think the mistake people are making is thinking the vehicle is just going to be like 'welp, death imminent
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11y ago
> Not being at fault is not the same thing as not having exposed yourself to heightened risk. By moving in next door to a drunk, how dare you. The problem with your example, and the reason it doesn't apply to this particular discuss
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11y ago
For some definition of "reall", amirite? people and business purchase insurance to cover unexpected loss, ie, "peace of mind". Maybe insurance companies are evil scumbags, but that's STILL the reason why people PURC
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