prodmerc

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by prodmerc 10y ago
I honestly can't understand how people spout some of this crap. I've also grown up in a region where education was overlooked, and living with complete fucking morons is not fun. Especially when these morons themselves think that
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by prodmerc 10y ago
Workers move where there are jobs. I haven't seen anything else, anywhere. Factories were built where it was cheap or where the founders decided, but to be fair, as close to people as possible.
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by prodmerc 10y ago
MacOSX performance inside a VM is terrible, no matter your hardware.
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by prodmerc 10y ago
It's not only the US, risk aversion has increased all over Europe, as well. Drink bottled water, travel to safe destinations, god forbid you find an insect or even hair in your food, don't let the kids outside by themselves, don&#
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by prodmerc 10y ago
Why intriguing? That's the only way I see it going, as well. The Internet is already an extended memory. Other people's minds are an extended processing power, as well. It can only get closer and more tightly integrated to our bra
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by prodmerc 10y ago
It's the animal side vs you , the consciousness. The animal side is happy with eating, shitting, sleeping, fucking, pointing and laughing at funny stuff, punching other people and things. You, on the other hand, are trapped inside thi
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by prodmerc 10y ago
That would actually work just as well as full legalization. Except some people would still take too much of that substance and die, and then the banheads will be at it again.
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by prodmerc 10y ago
Doesn't surviving any landing guarantee you'll be disabled for life?
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by prodmerc 10y ago
More importantly, it's a bit stupid/outdated to stockpile dangerous stuff when you have the facilities to produce it if/when it is actually needed.
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by prodmerc 10y ago
> This comment was immediately down voted on Reddit. Someone is seeking to control the narrative. Oooor, you know, the knee jerk reaction is to downvote you because it's an unpopular opinion. Even I had it for a brief second before
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by prodmerc 10y ago
Oh please, Apple devices still get stolen left and right. Being able to modify and fix your own hardware as you want is a boon to humanity .
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by prodmerc 10y ago
When I did SEO, it was extremely easy to drop a page or entire website off the first page by buying a ton of trash links to them. Even disavowing links in Google's Webmaster tools (a feature they introduced to combat that) did little t
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by prodmerc 10y ago
You're free to take it all and turn it into an OS of your vision. Next thing - bitch about how Earth works, with every region, country and even, gasp , city is different because a few people a long time ago decided "this is the w
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by prodmerc 10y ago
Heh, are you religious and/or believe in left/right/conservative/liberal/Dem/Rep? Cause that would make your comment hilarious.
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by prodmerc 10y ago
Well, they should do something besides sinking money into iterations of the Wii U, which had the same "has potential" reviews when it came out, then faded into obscurity.
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by prodmerc 10y ago
Yes to all. Nintendo should probably switch (heh) to only releasing games for Android and iOS.
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by prodmerc 10y ago
Something about people not getting addicted and ruining their lives. But then you see alcoholics, smokers with cancer, morbidly obese from food, stabbings... basically, follow the money to see why anything is banned, ever.
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by prodmerc 10y ago
Yeah, from my experience the tests were as "random" as picking the black guy out of 20 white people. BUT they didn't target the people who did use weed or drank a lot, they tested the ones who were clean. So the company looks
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by prodmerc 10y ago
And they should be free to do so. Fewer dumb people in the world. You want to pop your heroin, you're free to listen to the pros. Others think cannabis works better for them? Let them have it.
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by prodmerc 10y ago
Thanks for mentioning this, I didn't know the Enterprise version had all that removed. Do you know if it still sends data to Microsoft or not?
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by prodmerc 10y ago
Fallback to pre-programmed route on signal loss? :D
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by prodmerc 10y ago
The government is for all people not only businesses. Small businesses providing repair services is what I meant, but it could also help businesses keep costs low by repairing stuff themselves. BTW, I'm not only talking about Apple wit
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by prodmerc 10y ago
Yes, I like voice search. I still won't use "OK Google", because it's the new Bluetooth headset, only douchebags use it in public. Come on Google, how much do you lose by allowing custom phrases?
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by prodmerc 10y ago
IMO it's a very good law for the population/nation/citizens. Ignoring that it will help small businesses, being able to do what you want with the things you bought should be a right, not a privilege. The government exists for
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by prodmerc 10y ago
The whole planned obsolescence and recently "repairs/modifications only by authorized companies" is utter bullshit. At least it's easier to stop buying Crapple than John Deere.
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by prodmerc 10y ago
Multiple small drones, single control point, flying in formation? Would be a sight to see heh
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by prodmerc 10y ago
Wait just a minute. What if I don't want to live longer? What if I want to live a shorter life full of energy? Everyone is focusing on longevity when quality is probably more important. 120 years as a couch potato would be shit compare
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by prodmerc 10y ago
So what? Tata Motors owns Jaguar, Fiat owns Jeep, BMW owns the Mini, I don't see anything interesting here...
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by prodmerc 10y ago
Why, you're in luck I guess, that should happen again within the next two decades. Thankfully (or unfortunately?) the world is more globalized than ever, people will be moving all over the planet.
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by prodmerc 10y ago
"Forever" is before the space race, before everyone was driving instead of riding, before everyone had the Internet, TV or even radios in their home. Every step in industrialization has hurt a lot of people, and their number is in

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