redeeman

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by redeeman 2y ago
> I think a lot of people just pick a favorite version, bundle it with their source tree and link statically. and those people are dangerous :)
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by redeeman 2y ago
you are wrong, I am however one of those people who say that if you are allergic to peanuts, you do not get to scream "make peanuts illegal", but you instead accept that you have a task of making sure what you stuff your face with
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by redeeman 2y ago
you think people that "incorrectly believe the US is in recession" go by doomsday news? they look at their pocket when buying groceries, they looked at the glorious effects of bidenomics on their own life, and how it has been made
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by redeeman 2y ago
theres a problem because people have been raised to be idiots in front of the pictocube.
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by redeeman 2y ago
> you are in a tiny minority of incredibly focused people. oh please... > The majority of us, through no fault of our own it is called "personal accountability", I know its very hated on in the modern world, but please... &g
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by redeeman 2y ago
they have been doing fraud. but why wont you allow it to be done in a more proper way? its like when EU creates a law that specifies how fast you are allowed to vacuum clean your house. it is retarded. They put a cap on the power a vacuum c
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by redeeman 2y ago
i dont think we have any examples of that working out. In a utopian world it would, but then again, in such a world, is it needed? I think we need some much much stronger basic laws, like anti lying, anti fraud etc (but where crimes does NO
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by redeeman 2y ago
since i dont use that, no. I would however expect sms or email to work, maybe telegram, maybe signal. and if they cannot "inconvenience" themselves slightly for that, I dont quite think I need them
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by redeeman 2y ago
yeah.... best not ask those questions if you want to remain non-cancelled :)
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by redeeman 2y ago
https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/storage-hot.html
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by redeeman 2y ago
> You should have faith in the regulatory process that constrains that company. "Hello, im from the government and im here to help"
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by redeeman 2y ago
you might want to look up bike theft statistics :)
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by redeeman 2y ago
they have this thing called "dont use facebook" :) i know, they should probably let people use the service without various data collections, but still, perhaps people should stop signing over their soul to these crappy companies?
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by redeeman 2y ago
> Microsoft is calling them with updates on why “e-mail” isn’t working. So I actually think Microsoft is great from that side of things. maybe they should have used their skills to have it continously work rather than put up a huge organ
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by redeeman 2y ago
> Companies like Google have had access to our full email, search, location, photo roll, video viewing, docs, etc history for 10+ years. speak for yourself > Hell, I have multiple Google Home devices that are always on and listening y
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by redeeman 2y ago
we were talking about spain I think, but either way, I didnt say beat up, but then, what stops me from going outside a random house, call police, and have the residents hauled away saying EXACTLY what you just said? and IF what you say is t
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by redeeman 2y ago
well yeah, the regime is 100% out of control. Also, it was a pretty short negotiation, pretty much like: "yo, i give you location, i get my property??" "deal."
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by redeeman 2y ago
how exactly does that work? you went into my house, I throw you out, you call police and they come and haul me away? what stops me from calling the police on random guys claiming they threw me out? what will you say when police comes? &quot
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by redeeman 2y ago
my brother had a motorcycle stolen, and police didnt do shit. Eventually my brother managed to find out who stole it, and police still did not want to come. Turns out the thief also had some problems(owing money) with hells angels. A deal w
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by redeeman 2y ago
no, the one trying to steal a house is begging for that.
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by redeeman 2y ago
so you're saying if i book a flight to spain tomorow, find someone who has JUST moved into a house, perhaps scouting for moving trucks, scream loudly, call police and say they threw me out by force, the guy just moving into his new hou
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by redeeman 2y ago
Im amazed your friend didnt come up with a swift solution, and what would the squatters do? call police and say they were squatting? show their rental agreement?? wouldnt have happened to me
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by redeeman 2y ago
wont argue with that, but maybe he would be more comitted if he wasnt robbed?
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by redeeman 2y ago
i know many that have been considering a tesla as next car(currently on diesel/gasoline), and havent heard anyone that expressed they are upset with elon so might not, most are still very eager on tesla, a few are considering smaller m
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by redeeman 2y ago
you meet very different tesla owners than I do
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by redeeman 2y ago
> thanks to Elon fucking over the entire industry with his ridiculous bullshit) are you actually saying that elon has been a negative for the EV industry? if so, are you quite serious?
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by redeeman 2y ago
how about... no? these regimes have ZERO legitimate authority to do any of this. They will of course disagree, as all criminal organisations do. At this point they really just qualify as enemy of the people
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by redeeman 2y ago
its very very hard to imagine someone that does not know about the radiation symbol
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by redeeman 2y ago
> which means a majority of people aren't really absorbing anything beyond arithmetic on the math side. which is probably happening in spite of school :)
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by redeeman 2y ago
you admitted yourself you dont have to, as you will leave it if the law passes. Why are you not willing to admit that it is a "WANT" ?

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