propertymagnate

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by propertymagnate 4y ago
The value of your RSS feed comes from the websites you have the feeds from. The value of twitter comes from the tweets on twitter. The more terrible tweets and tweeters, either terrible in their quality or terrible in their offensiveness to
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by propertymagnate 4y ago
That is a well thought out and incredibly depressing theory.
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by propertymagnate 4y ago
In a completely free market there would be no public property, by definition.
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by propertymagnate 4y ago
Ha okay fair point on how much people ethically rate the actions people are trying to ban/regulate here, but the EU aren't creating convoluted cookie pops forcing anyone to do anything. Those people are part of that literally ever
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by propertymagnate 4y ago
Your honour I hold it was not my client who did wrong, but the person who made the law banning murder in the first place.
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by propertymagnate 4y ago
For perfect dark the content you lost was the main game, so it was pretty essential for it.
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
I feel the balance in Duke Nukem is quite a bit different and less enjoyable from a pure game rhythm aspect - it feels more clunky and more about technical prowess then the game design excellence that Doom brings. For me, the weapon damage
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
This is still different - the article you post is a state acting in a way that is, by the quote you posted, illegal in the country it was performed. The actions in China are sanctioned and performed by the government, and are thereby legal.
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
Maybe let's start with the easy stuff then, given that it's genocide. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uyghur_genocide
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
We (my partner and I) do enjoy streaming media to a degree, but I prefer physical like yourself. I also find a kind of (likely pretentious) comfort in having control over the media, as in knowing the version I am watching hasn't been e
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
"One sec, I'll just turn my house off, I don't want it listening."
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
Because you have a headset strapped to you providing metrics indicating you are not wearing it. Because your work is now tracking your eye movements and they know you aren't focused in the way that the latest ai produced productivity m
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
Congratulations. Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Excel, etc etc.
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
Microsoft owns the computer industry. "Use something else" is quite a weak argument in markets dominated by oligopolies and especially in this one. At the very most, the argument would be "use the other one". Passwords a
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
That's not security for the consumer, that's security for their business model and being able to force the consumer in to a walled garden.
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
The list was compiled in 1995?
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
I can't comment for others but I didn't read it that way. I just knew the context and thought people might want to read about it, because it is interesting. Thanks for bringing it up in the first place.
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
"There is a Chinese citizen that is a very mediocre MMA fighter who goes around and challenges so called "grand masters" to show how full of BS they are." This guy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xu_X
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
I only murdered them once isn't the best of legal defenses.
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
In terms of the discussion about it being a neutral thing, some points: 1. Elon Musk is afraid of AI for the reasons of the paperclip apocalypse problem. You would make something and it would consume all of the resource due to it understand
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
Oh that's excellent, I didn't realise it had been picked up again. Cheers!
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
I think that's only for the gameboy advance, although it is what most people are using for the GBA. For the gameboy people use raw assembly or I think GBDK if using C, although I think there are some problems with GBDK. https:/&#
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
I don't agree with your comparison of the two terms above - and in fact I think they are complementary, not contradictory as you suggest. The right to speak has been to say unpopular opinions and be free from government oppression, not
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
The pinephone does this, they call it "convergence". https://twitter.com/hadrianweb/status/1384548445579583489 https://pine64.com/product/pinephone-beta-edition-with-conve... (be aw
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
Sounds a lot safer to whitelist what can be zapped rather then blacklist what can't, no? I mean, this is a moving autonomous laser platform we're talking about.
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
I don't have any of the calculations, but I would argue that we probably have one and it is the fiat global monetary system. If bitcoin was a proof of stake and was the global monetary system I would have to re-think my opinions - at t
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
To rephrase that, Bitcoin uses more energy that all of MGM's properties in Las Vegas.
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
Really? I can appreciate not wanting to use DDG for a number of reasons, but because they are pushing for financial legitimacy on the basis that there can be an ad industry but it shouldn't be an arms race? Yes thank you, please make a
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
I suspected the headline was sensationalist but on reading the article, I would say it isn't, and the headline is correct. It has examples of the campaigns of national political parties of different nations (hence world leaders) using
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by propertymagnate 5y ago
Great comment - the extremes of the overton window determine what is acceptable as the middle. And the middle is crucial, as we are, as people, almost always framing issues as having two sides, and compromising to something in that middle.

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