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by quxbar 4y ago
Your hands leave fingerprints, that could be used to charge you with a crime. Better cut them off.
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by quxbar 4y ago
I found a bunch of fascinating old videos by the San Diego Opera recently, as well as a (new to me) niche of custom mechanical keyboard channels, some of which are brilliantly funny. Youtube is not trying to serve you good content, but it&#
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by quxbar 4y ago
The market will surely adjust, by killing off people who can no longer afford nursing.
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by quxbar 4y ago
He predicted tiny homes, it looks like.
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by quxbar 5y ago
How would the price tank if he holds all the shares?
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by quxbar 5y ago
As are landlords.
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by quxbar 5y ago
I tend to think of The Beatles as a fantastic world-spanning pachinko game. Once Ww2 ended and a mass boom of young people with disposable income crossed with new mass media markets and advances in recording distribution technology, it was
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by quxbar 5y ago
Modern AAA games are like Opera - marvelous and the pinnacle of human creativity and talent at some moments, and at other times a freakin' slog through boring ceremony gated by overt classism.
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by quxbar 5y ago
Your tokens don't do any good when your transactions require a network.
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by quxbar 5y ago
Patreon is introducing better integration with things like Discord, I wouldn't be surprised if the vimeo solution is also more sophisticated now (though with youtube it seems to still be just an unlisted video you can share around as y
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by quxbar 5y ago
West End theatre in London is developed by a complex amalgamation of arts organizations, grants, &c. and personally I find the scene more inventive and exciting than broadway, as a theater-goer.
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by quxbar 5y ago
Not to mention even crappy used cars appreciated over the past two years.
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by quxbar 5y ago
For businesses with uptime guarantees and lots of boxes to spin up in failover scenario, this has been a very eventful 12 months. At least that's what I'm experiencing.
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by quxbar 5y ago
This is copied from TheOnion.com, surely?
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by quxbar 5y ago
Nobody trying to keep their salary a secret is holding onto good developers, or even mediocre ones.
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by quxbar 5y ago
Buy up all the used ones in town, then 'rent' them through the school for a big mark up.
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by quxbar 5y ago
My Spotify account is the last 10 years of my musical growth and experience, and I can share a song or an entire playlist with anyone at any time. My physical book library is spread out across 3 states and I tend to get back about half the
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by quxbar 5y ago
This is completely backwards. Everyone should be able to make art, nobody should NEED to profit from it in order to live. Only then will our art be a true reflection of human potential, rather than a scarcity mindset.
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by quxbar 5y ago
Great hard sci-fi manga series using this concept: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetes
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by quxbar 6y ago
The other 60% are simply not paying attention.
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by quxbar 6y ago
Exactly my thinking. Buying inflated shares is an extremely efficient protest of the lack of regulation. This time last year I was sleeping on floors, trudging through the snow to knock on doors in New Hampshire in hopes of producing though
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by quxbar 6y ago
I think you missed the headline - the police are murdering in broad daylight without legal repercussions.
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by quxbar 6y ago
> As an outsider, I feel like the Model-T does too much (an internal combustion engine? Aren't current horses enough to carry our wagons?) If you don't need a virtual DOM, nobody will judge you for not having one. But once you
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by quxbar 6y ago
JS has always been relevant as an ecosystem because it incorporates new ideas. I liked jQuery more than what came before it, and I like React more than jQuery. They make the task of translating an idea into a work app much easier for me, an
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by quxbar 6y ago
Eslint + a rule for propTypes. Simple!
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by quxbar 6y ago
Sounds to me like police are better at stopping serious crimes when they don't spend time on frivolous harassment of citizens.
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by quxbar 6y ago
This is great! Begs the next question - how efficiently did the Egyptian government organize labor?
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by quxbar 6y ago
What risks to mail-in voting aren't already covered by mail fraud laws? AFAIK those laws are sufficient for normal crimes that one can easily commit by mail, so elections don't have any special treatment. Personally, I'd like
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by quxbar 6y ago
I don't know why all these expert voting frauds don't just take up regular mail fraud?
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by quxbar 6y ago
Just post the article instead of some youtuber scream-reading the article to us for 20+ minutes next time.

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