rijoja

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by rijoja 3y ago
The canvas element I suppose, and yeah maybe gamepad and joystick support as well.
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by rijoja 3y ago
ah physical key has the same properties and end-users seems to have been accepting that just fine for hundreds of years
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by rijoja 3y ago
Neither, it's quite a huge subject, so if you put in the time you'll surely be able to figure it out! I don't think that the article isn't sensible, from what I saw it seemed quite well-written and the site usually has g
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by rijoja 3y ago
aha if I watch at your credit card for ten minutes, and then goes shopping on eBay using the information, and order stuff that I desire. If I sell what I bought on for profit, am I breaking the law? It depends on how much I'm willing t
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by rijoja 3y ago
Cool, does anyone have any recommendations?
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Well, if someone decides to fork the project in order to undermine the original project out of spite ...
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by rijoja 3y ago
I'm not saying that this is your opinion, but how can there be money without a state to protect it? The people protecting the value of money would need to be fed and given resources somehow. Meaning that without the US taxpayer paying
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by rijoja 3y ago
I see where you're coming from, what you've failed to address however is the point I'm making about lending by interest, would give an incentive to create both want and lacking. If you're not allowed to profit from lendi
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by rijoja 3y ago
hm ... would you know what the differences are featurewise, by any chance?
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by rijoja 3y ago
It's a fork from MenuetOS, which might be interesting to check out as well, if you're interested in this!
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by rijoja 3y ago
> If someone's starving, I'll just gift them the money/food they need. I'm not going to set the expectation that they must return it to me. If I need to lie about the nature of the gift to ensure they'll accept i
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by rijoja 3y ago
That is really interesting, thank you for the information, I've been curious about this as well. In mathematical terms I suppose that would be the equivalent of fixed-interest loan with a fixed length more or less. Also see special jew
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by rijoja 3y ago
If you assume that you are out to break even, and not to try to reach another objective. If it's about putting someone through education, then maybe it isn't about immediate short term financial gain. Obviously you are correct tha
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by rijoja 3y ago
Maybe you feel like lending them the money so that they don't have to feel like a beggar, and so that you don't have to feel superior to them. I wouldn't say it's lying, it's more like accepting the risk that you wo
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by rijoja 3y ago
Yes of course they are different things. It's one example of when someone would want to lend w/o interest. Yes you might not be poor and want to build a house, what does that have to with whether there is a point for anyone anywhe
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by rijoja 3y ago
How much interest you charge, and if you are doing it say to help people trough university, so that they can benefit society and or humanity, versus if you want people to promote people getting lavish people houses, wanting them to fail so
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by rijoja 3y ago
Did I touch a nerve? Sorry, I didn't mean to upset you! You said you where intrigued with why people lend without interest, and I answered, why are you being so offensive, or shall I say defensive, when I'm literately delivering w
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by rijoja 3y ago
... eh ... you lend money to someone for example if they need to buy food, and don't have the money, because you don't want them to starve? You take the risk because it might hurt their pride if you where to give them the money? C
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by rijoja 3y ago
Unciv is absolutely amazing as well, for all the civilization fans out there!
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by rijoja 3y ago
> I think the part you don't get is that clandestine arms of spy agencies are essentially state sponsored criminal agencies I'd go beyond that and say that they are state sponsored terrorists, which is why I think it's obv
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by rijoja 3y ago
> Hah! If you are gonna pull back the date, let's pull them back all the way to when both nations existed in 1776. How many african and pacific nations did France topple? Add that to the count and the US is dramatically less. My poi
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You mean the least worst?
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by rijoja 3y ago
Thank you!
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by rijoja 3y ago
> No, you should be happy the CIA did nothing because even if they did you would not know about it. Doing research on the CIA has made me expect them to be up to absolutely no good, and frankly this is something that makes me sad and not
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by rijoja 3y ago
> No, that was never in dispute though, strawman argument? Well that was the point that I was trying to convey, I'm glad that we are in agreement. > Treason is betrayal as it applies to aiding an enemy, not a trusted ally. And al
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by rijoja 3y ago
> We do not live in a nice and peaceful world. Agreed partly because there are nations who backstab their allies by wiretapping their leaders. > People think that because the US leadership and public is willing to criticize themselves
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by rijoja 3y ago
> When trump was elected, are EU countries supposed to hope he doesn't leak their critical intel the US already has to putin? Yeah so people in Europe are really upset of US wiretapping because they don't trust the US governmen
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by rijoja 3y ago
Aha and if a bad guy becomes president in the US, and a good guy becomes president in France, should we be happy about the supposedly benevolent CIA interfering in the French democracy then as well or what?
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by rijoja 3y ago
Regardless if a spy is to be classified as a soldier or not doesn't change the fact that people will be upset when allies spy on them. Which will make them think that the US is bad. > And if it so happens EU leaders want to side wit
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by rijoja 3y ago
Yeah since Europe is supposed to be the same side as the US, which is not the case for China. Perhaps Europe should side with the Russians and Chinese instead since apparently all actors will try to spy on us any way?

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