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by richwater 9mo ago
> we will be less dependent on US global oil police EU, Germany especially Loves Russian oil. So congrats?
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by richwater 9mo ago
> the industry refusing to build "non-luxury" units This is a government policy failure. Because no one is allowed to build fast enough, there is always a demand for luxury (higher profit) and thus that is what gets built.
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by richwater 9mo ago
I logged in just to tell you you're being a non-empathic ass. What have _you_ created that makes money sustainably? What challenges have _you_ navigated around AI driving traffic to your docs down by 80%? Some people...
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by richwater 10mo ago
The problem is this doesn't really work anymore with Widevine protected content. You are not getting Widevine L1 protected content through Windows or other type of home desktop operating system. Even without L1 content, platforms like
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by richwater 10mo ago
Just wait until you lose your devices
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by richwater 10mo ago
EU countries seem to be obsessed with infringing upon their citizens privacy
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by richwater 11mo ago
Of course there will be no accountability or punishment.
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by richwater 11mo ago
Hope he doesn't pay his taxes then considering where US aid ends up
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by richwater 11mo ago
Airdrop has nothing to do with Bluetooth
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by richwater 11mo ago
> Changing defaults doesn't have to mean changing existing configurations. It can be the new default for newly created VPCs after a certain date, or for newly created accounts after a certain date. This is breaking existing IAAC con
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by richwater 11mo ago
There's community update repositories you can swap out. I'm not really sure what the difference is.
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by richwater 11mo ago
Your claim has nothing to do with the parent claim. Truthful or not, you can't write an article, have it debunked or disputed and then move onto another argument.
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by richwater 11mo ago
I seriously can't accept this as valid criticism. Homebrew not allowing users to install EOL versions of software with no security patches or updates is a _good_ idea. Just because a fraction of a tiny minority needs some ancient versi
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by richwater 11mo ago
Is there evidence for addiction tendencies in general? Or is it something specific to alcohol?
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by richwater 11mo ago
Why is AI demand any different than other business demand? What you're advocating for is intentionally handcuffing a growing industry for no reason other than you don't like them.
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by richwater 11mo ago
Any additional context for those out of the loop?
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by richwater 1y ago
Wait until you read that the scientific evidence for flossing doesn't really confirm the promised benefits.
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by richwater 1y ago
Pretty clear announcement. Unfortunate price increases but that's how it goes right now.
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by richwater 1y ago
Yea i have no idea how that product relates to tinnitus
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by richwater 1y ago
The price point on steam is a little expensive for what (seems like?) might be an early access game by a single individual. Looks interesting though..
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by richwater 1y ago
> It's completely obnoxious and I hope Microsoft cracks down on it I hope they don't. Competitive gaming has been begging to stop cheaters for a long time. Ring 0 anti cheat has shown to be very effective against the vast majo
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by richwater 1y ago
> This creeping authoritarianism Surely you must see the other side of this in that there is massive fraud taking place via Android phones?
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by richwater 1y ago
There's nothing inherently wrong with inequality, unless you think everyone should have equal assets, enforced by violence (the government). The problem is the floor (cost of living, standard of living) is too low for too many people.
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by richwater 1y ago
If you think taxing the stock market only affects the "rich" you are severely out of touch or intentionally ignorant. 401k, defined benefit pension plans, etc are uses by millions and millions of middle class people.
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by richwater 1y ago
Yea Italy's economy is doing great. /s
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by richwater 1y ago
> and the population of payers actually increased 25% since instituting it This was obviously going to happen when you have a static number and inflation keeps going up. Inflation between 2022 and 2025 has been huge. Perhaps not 25% huge
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by richwater 1y ago
> Because I believe it will make society flourish. Consistently devaluing everybody else's investment (via new shares) is essentially just mandatory inflation, on top of existing inflation. Not to sound rude, but this is basic econ
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by richwater 1y ago
> If the thing, in this case, a corporation, is harming people, why not force it to stop? Lack of a messaging app is harming people? Let's be serious here.
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by richwater 1y ago
They're heavily regulated but not regarding what liqueur and beer they have to offer...which is exactly what OP was comparing it to.
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by richwater 1y ago
They absolutely mess with it

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