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by mrlala 6y ago
I don't see anyone else mentioning this in the thread- I have used a mobile app called "rif is fun" (it used to be called 'Reddit Is Fun' before reddit forced the change). I have used this app for like 7 years, it i
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by mrlala 6y ago
One argument I would make is that it's a LOT easier to just move to another european country and you are still very close to your home country. Capital flight in the US is logistically much more difficult than in europe I would imagine
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by mrlala 6y ago
>The right question is -- why is this forced onto Uber rather than being a question of national healthcare. Because that's the way the stupid system currently works? So it's both- Uber should be forced to work in the current co
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by mrlala 6y ago
Eh, you basically just verified the point in my opinion.. You try to skirt around the issue saying the profits are maybe being passed down the consumer more than one thinks, ok valid. But the point still remains that everything that is bei
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by mrlala 6y ago
Also Godot being 100% free, and while I haven't used it crazy extensively the 2d portion I have used it for was amazing.
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by mrlala 6y ago
Are you talking from a bit of usability or reliability? Their usability model is based a bit in the past, I agree. It can be a little convoluted and seems oldschool. However reliability (which obviously matters the most) is the most rock s
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by mrlala 6y ago
Well I would say even a grocery worker is safer because * They are generally working in a much larger space like a big store, so not confined into a small classroom * The small space teachers are in are filled with kids that are obviously t
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by mrlala 6y ago
>Is universally lower taxation inherently unethical? When services that take care of people depend on taxes then yeah lower taxation without a backup is inherently unethical.
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by mrlala 6y ago
Odd that you are talking about security breaches with this.. I figured sites wouldn't want to accept it because they know you are most likely filtering their emails so they have a much less chance of getting through to you. If someone
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by mrlala 6y ago
>Brazil's labor laws treat the "workers" as stupid people, unable to negotiate good terms by themselves. Hmm, ok that's quite a view. I would say that nearly all works are certainly unable to negotiate good terms by
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by mrlala 6y ago
>It can upload and download whatever to your phone. >No other app is even close to allowed that. So an app that is on like a billions people phone is knowingly doing things against google & apples app store policy.. yet they choos
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by mrlala 6y ago
From what I read, I think the issue is people keep claiming it does all this various "spyware" stuff, when it sounds like it's doing nothing that any other app could do, given the (what appear to be) lax permissions of andr
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by mrlala 6y ago
I see what you mean, however no one is debating the pure biological definition. >to you "woman" is something more abstract. Yes, and that's what we are talking about.. not the pure biological definition. If someone is goi
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by mrlala 6y ago
Well sure, I get the reason behind.. but the reality is it's just a horrible convention, especially when you pass multiple inputs (year, month, day, hour, minute, second) and "month" is based on 0 index but the rest are not.
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by mrlala 6y ago
>For JavaScript, there is excellent js-joda library Well that was kind of my point- needing an external library to manage datetime is ludicrous. That's why I'm talking about what C# has builtin. No matter what new project you
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by mrlala 6y ago
Of course you can discuss the topics. But you aren't discussing the topic if you are just dismiss someones feelings because you don't feel the same way and can't understand how someone could. >Simply because they don&#x27
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by mrlala 6y ago
I can't speak for every language you listed, but C# has great and clear datetime builtin. Probably the only thing perhaps not the most standard are the names they use for actual time zones? So perhaps that could be improved. But seriou
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by mrlala 6y ago
I didn't say they should have restrictions. But I'm also saying a 20 year old isn't (usually) an adult, in the mental sense.
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by mrlala 6y ago
> at 20 years of age you're considered an adult Just because you are legally considered an adult doesn't mean you are one. First, do a quick google search on how long the brain keeps developing. Quick excerpt https:/&#x2
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by mrlala 6y ago
>grown-ass adult investors You really consider most early 20s to be grown-ass adults? I sure don't.
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by mrlala 6y ago
That analogy is REALLY stretching... It's not knowing how to "ride" all of those.. it's knowing how to "FIX" all of those. And that's where it gets tricky, while each might be similar in some way (they hav
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by mrlala 6y ago
They invented these things called apartments, they are pretty cool.
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by mrlala 6y ago
100% agreed. Civility be damned, this is straight up horrific to read.
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by mrlala 6y ago
And have you ever actually tried to use something like that? Because I have and it's insanely uncomfortable. Look- if I don't want to sit in front of my computer but want to be in front of a big screen (projector in my case).. th
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by mrlala 6y ago
Ok I guess just ignore what I said and spout off random stuff.. great response. >Even now, the fatality rate is 0.001% for all Americans and it's much lower if you're under 40. Uh, 0.001%? Are you dividing like deaths by the fu
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by mrlala 6y ago
The controller completely serves it's purpose- replacement for a pure mouse control for non-controller native games. Anyone thinking they should always use a steam controller over a 360 controller for pure controller didn't unders
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by mrlala 6y ago
Feel sorry for the students right now having to face all this.. but it's for the best overall. College needs to be massively re-imagined in this country. The costs are so out of control it's insane. As a parent with 2 younger ki
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by mrlala 6y ago
(1) Why are you ONLY looking at the fatality rate? I don't have all the links here, but just because you don't die doesn't mean there aren't other serious consequences (especially for people with existing conditions). P
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by mrlala 6y ago
The technology used to time travel would be present in any situation, right? Seems like that's your clear and instant evidence.
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by mrlala 6y ago
>Now I want nothing more than to see them sued/fined heavily for this. Do you also want Apple and Google to be sued for "bundling" their browsers on iphone/osx/android/chomebook etc?

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