r0ckarong

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by r0ckarong 1y ago
My guess is someone somewhere is very satisfied that this data is now unrecoverable.
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
You tired of all this winning yet?
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
How does a country go from 9/11 to "let's sell our ass to these guys" in under three decades?
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
I don't see thousands of his comments posted here for outrage every day but that has been his job for decades. People step in when he said something mean and point fingers "see that's how he always is". It's kind of
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
Gotta track those breadlines
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
Guess what name never once shows up in this piece.
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
Shifting the blame once again to the environment and the tax payer.
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
Paranoid old men accuse each other of trying to rip each other off after decades of successful partnership. Sad.
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
People literally steal each other's food out of office fridges every day. These are colleagues that know each other on a first name basis. Human decency is an acquired taste and it doesn't reach as far as people assume.
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
You can use Android Studio (or other virtualization / emulation) to set up an older version of Android and then you use one of the various sites that "archive" games: https://developer.android.com/studio/
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
Nobody said anything about working software.
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
Even before the annoying orange grifted his way back into office Bourbon became outright ridiculously priced outside the US. I used to buy a bottle of Blanton's bourbon from somewhere between 60€ and 80€ depending on the specific varia
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
It's 2008 all over again.
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
Is it possible these companies with their vast budgets pay to have all this drivel about how useful they are plastered on the web to pump up their value? I've started to learn what useful things LLMs can do for me but self sufficient c
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
Ugh
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
Like we needed more ways to stifle contribution to FOSS projects. Where is the GaaS (gatekeeping as a service) unicorn?
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
Just make it shoot the person you're running over. Problem solved.
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
make AMERICA the FIRST world country with the most third world disasters
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
"Make the pry bar chocolate flavored" suggests chairman of the shoving down throat committee.
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
The hard lesson I've learned from having two kids is that apparently all these things I've trained myself to "love" for three decades are all just methods to waste time. Kids take your time and the distractions become fe
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
"I didn't feel appreciated when I got sold back into slavery."
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
Check in unreviewed slop straight into the codebase. Awesome.
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by r0ckarong 1y ago
Winning so hard right now.
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by r0ckarong 2y ago
If you actually perform all the steps to get a passport an leave the country to see the world for yourself that's a YUUGE (sic!) sign that you're not "one of those".
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by r0ckarong 2y ago
While I share a lot of the frustration voiced in this piece it also reeks of someone who wouldn't allow anyone to drive a car without knowing how to swap the engine in their garage. "Reinstall Windows" is even worse than &quo
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by r0ckarong 2y ago
The irony of saying this about a place where walking most places is literally dangerous.
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by r0ckarong 2y ago
God forbid people learn a language's idioms by the actual way they are constructed and used.
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by r0ckarong 2y ago
Extraordinary nonsense is probably the codename for all of this.
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by r0ckarong 2y ago
Isn't it kind of silly going "YOU fix this problem I'm complaining about" in the first place? If he isn't willing to return the machine, why would anyone else bother?
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by r0ckarong 2y ago
You wouldn't download a national defense grid.

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