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4mo ago
Thanks for posting. The other term for it "what aboutism" (which given your background you are probably well aware of, but others here might not be). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism Countering thes
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4mo ago
The "you don't know what it's like for me" argument swings both ways.
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4mo ago
A truthful, nuanced, well reasoned answer will be well received by an employer with a culture you want to work in.
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4mo ago
The amount of negativity to this is depressing. No one seems to be contradicting anything he's saying here, instead it's just vacuous ideology "extraction" etc etc. Purposely narrow reading. I've got kids, I want pe
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4mo ago
Well this is surprising for a few reasons. And pretty offensive. For what it's worth I'm pretty much the reverse of an anti Semite. Pointing out that the Nazi party called themselves national socialists and had socialist policies
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4mo ago
It was also attempting a to create a centrally planned economy that would provide for all the populations needs and eliminate the concept of class. Which to me is socialism.
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4mo ago
Are you calling me an anti Semite? Or am I missing the point you are making entirely?
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4mo ago
I found that this guys stuff has really helped me: https://youtu.be/-QFHIoCo-Ko?is=FYYdukWluYX3vdQL Worth a watch.
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4mo ago
That is a lot of assumptions and personal attacks based on a question that you haven't answered. The soviets also actively clamped down on unions, were they not socialists either? Edit: I'll let someone else make the point for me:
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4mo ago
Rockets: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wernher_von_Braun He later worked at NASA.
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4mo ago
Hi, can you elaborate, I don't think I understand what you mean.
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4mo ago
Yep both the snes and N64 definitely negatively affected my attainment in school. It's an uncomfortable truth that in hindsight games did negatively affect me. Now I waste time reading about how those old games were made!
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4mo ago
Click bait title.
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4mo ago
Who is funding development of it?
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4mo ago
Yep I used the Dreamcast web browser too. 33k moden in pal regions Vs USA which had 56k. I didn't even have a keyboard or mouse.
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4mo ago
Can anyone explain how this is different than shaders in retro arch?
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4mo ago
One of my favourite quotes too.
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4mo ago
Thanks for this :)
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4mo ago
Sorry, very much disagree: - c# is a great language that is looked down on by people who haven't used it. - typescript is also amazing and has helped massively in web front end development and backend. - .net is cross platform especial
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4mo ago
Yesterday for me was the last time. Visual studio 2026 default to crlf I think maybe and I have autoctlf in git turned off. I should probably turn that back on.
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4mo ago
Always wondered if git bash was cygwin, I don't think it is, but it seems very similar.
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4mo ago
Why would they reimplement the game logic if they've decompiled the game code? I genuinely do not understand!
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4mo ago
Genuine question: Once a room is fully decompiled is it not in a playable state on another platform until it is ported?
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4mo ago
Given the Russian threat to Europe and the fact that we are actively sending arms to Ukraine, investing in manufacturing arms doesn't seem like an imoral thing to do. Quite the opposite.
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5mo ago
The battling ai bit you mentioned. This is my life right. Ai is both amazing and shit. I feel like everyone else is running dark factories and producing millions of lines of code and having amazing lives. Meanwhile I am going insane with st
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I thought they already kinda did. The UI has a load of features I am not interested in. I spent hours turning of the sync on opening file feature they have, can't recall the name of it now. But to turn it off was a ridiculous effort of
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No it wouldn't. I want to hear his argument.
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5mo ago
What mostly bothers me is that this is likely to start out as "tax the wealth of the rich" and it will become tax all wealth. Including my pension pot! In the UK the only people safe from that kind of nonsense will be public secto
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Sorry, that is far from a great summary. It quite obviously sets out to prove that there is nothing wrong. Evidence for this includes arrests have increased from 5k 12k a year but the number of convictions has gone down. That is far from re
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5mo ago
Given the met police chief thinks they shouldn't be doing this, I doubt that there isn't problem with the level of police involvement: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/sep/03/met-police-
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