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by nhinck2 3y ago
It throws out the traditional way of doing modding, there are still ways of making it work. Unlikely to get your nude skyrim follower mods though.
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by nhinck2 3y ago
I knew someone who took something and played minesweeper for 8 hours straight. I'd say both are equally productive.
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by nhinck2 3y ago
He wants to let users vote out mods? Apart from being a terrible idea in general, has he seen the up-vote ratio of the blackout posts?
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by nhinck2 3y ago
13k vs 35k for a defib implantation, yikes.
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by nhinck2 3y ago
You missed the dopamine rush of being part of a zeitgeist!
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by nhinck2 3y ago
Of course, it's a hypothetical to tease out why people think it's a violation of free speech. A law this specific wouldn't even be valid I'm my country.
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by nhinck2 3y ago
A bit of silly analogy but if a megaphone recorded everything about the person speaking into it and forwarded it to a semi-adversarial state, would banning that megaphone be a violation of freespeech?
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by nhinck2 3y ago
This is pretty cool, but the pathway logic where the juiciest part is and it looks like it has been gutted for public release.
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by nhinck2 3y ago
> Exactly. If I stop using their free services, do I stop seeing their ads though? How would you be seeing their ads if you aren't using their services?
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by nhinck2 3y ago
Because being a musician is somehow special and separate from any other profession?
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by nhinck2 3y ago
Yes, immortality sounds horrible.
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by nhinck2 3y ago
?? If you say so
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by nhinck2 3y ago
Are you attempting to argue that successful gun control isn't beneficial to society?
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by nhinck2 3y ago
Apple takes issue with it.
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by nhinck2 3y ago
Arguably it's a more realistic view of the punishment.
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by nhinck2 3y ago
Not down for me over here in Australia.
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by nhinck2 4y ago
What is a single element? If you've coupled two almost related concepts into a single function then you are still only changing one element.
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by nhinck2 4y ago
I don't think "people" are actually buying windows anymore. It's relatively difficult for a normal person to buy a pc without getting windows.
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by nhinck2 4y ago
No, functioning, so not like the US, universal public health care with costs covered by the government. I'm not sure why you're ignoring a lot of Europe, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
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by nhinck2 4y ago
There are plenty of countries which operate functioning public health systems with optional private care. There is no daydreaming required.
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by nhinck2 4y ago
Much like traditional mining, you get incredibly large companies doing everything they can to avoid paying society back for what they've taken.
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by nhinck2 4y ago
It's a rodent-monkey hybrid
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by nhinck2 4y ago
You could argue 5 sides are touching
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by nhinck2 4y ago
To an extent filters are already doing this... and people love it.
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by nhinck2 4y ago
If only there was some kind of contract like thing you could release your code under so that there was no ambiguity.
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by nhinck2 4y ago
It already has, remember that dude from Google who insisted the ai was alive to the point of losing his job?
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by nhinck2 4y ago
Does candy crush still come pre-installed on windows?
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by nhinck2 4y ago
> quantum leap Ironically accurate.
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by nhinck2 4y ago
Arguably if you did put two planet south poles close together they would be attracted to each other.
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by nhinck2 4y ago
It's a scam because it promises something in theory that doesn't materialise in reality. Usually to the employees detriment

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