sjmm1989

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by sjmm1989 5y ago
What those kinds of people never realize though, is you'll never get rid of the 'poors'. The label just changes places on the totem pole. What was once 'well off' is now 'poverty'.
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Ah yes. Assembly. I really should get around to learning it so I can test some game designs on my model 1 sega genesis. I don't know if it's a marketing ploy rntksi. What you are describing so far sounds very much like it has been
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Quad 9 is useful, but I found some websites that should work ended up not working anymore or as well. Kind of annoying. But yeah, Malwarebytes is one I haven't thought about for a while. Last I saw one of their things on a computer I w
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
>OUTSIDE SURVEILLANCE ALLIANCES >Based outside Russia, China, USA and other 14 Eyes surveillance countries. Hmmm. Interesting. Thanks.
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Thanks for the input. After having a look at some sites that compare the two's products on the consumer and business level; I think I am going to keep both available for customers in some fashion. Some might prefer one over the other,
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
I've considered Eset a few times before. Never went all the way yet. Thank you. Anything in particular you want to add about it that might be a good tip or so? Something that only someone who's been using it for a while will know,
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Yeah so, I normally am in the same camp. If I have windows running, it's likely just running defender and whatever other things I have personally done to the system to 'harden' it. (Lol... hardening windows... right.) Anyways
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
> We always say we'd rather people report a thousand false alarms than fail to report a single real emergency, but if the process of filing those reports results in condescending info-dumps or intimidating interrogations, is it rea
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
I was once told by one of those lucid types of stoners this little quote: "Drugs don't make you stupid. You already were." I don't know how much I want to put any faith into that being correct; but the anecdotal evidence
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Okay, I clearly don't understand everything going on in this one. Why? There must be something going on that explains why we are letting people get away with breaking the rules the rest of us are supposed to be follow. Must be. Why? Be
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Having an opinion that isn't yours, doesn't make me a troll. But you saying stuff like this, definitely alludes to you possibly being one.
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
So... let's say a person still wanted to use an Antivirus product anyways, despite not really trusting them due to reasons like this article here; or anything you can say about Norton, etc, etc. What would you all suggest? Aside from M
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Seriously though... Maybe this is something that should be done.
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Okay sure, you have to have some sort of baseline to go by. Some sort of assumption of truth as it were. But, no, you cannot safely recalculate that result, because by and large people are the representation of chaos. undefined behavior is
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
I think you got their intent in sharing their belief correct; but their belief is wrong. If you remove A as a choice, or B, people might go with their next preferred option instead of just not voting at all, etc. This means you can't k
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
The problem with this is that it is thinking in absolutes during a situation where people are often very willing to compromise their own beliefs just to be able to provide an answer. In normal elections we see this with people who don'
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Stopped using Debian a long time ago, and this is just making me glad I did exactly that. What kind of hairbrained nimrod came up with that idea!? You can't have mixed voting methods and still call it fair in any respect. Any chance th
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Not to get too targeted at people here... but I need to get something off my chest on this topic, and your comment serves as a pretty decent launching point. I'm not going to be saying this to attack people, but I am going to be pretty
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Schizopost: A made up term for insecure laymen who cannot comprehend that sentences and paragraphs can have multiple methods of being written, whilst still being completely comprehendible to people other than themselves. Synonyms: Word Sala
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Alright, fair enough. I know about these things on some level, so that's making more sense now. Maybe it's just the way they wrote it, but it felt very much to me like it was some sort of sly joke. A gas that spreads easier the mo
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
So I read the original article about this to some extent, and something just doesn't sit right with me. If it becomes 'easier' to compress as you squash it, I assume there is some level of resistance before they attempt to sq
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
https://www.britannica.com/science/genetically-modified-orga...
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
No, I took the actual definition, and you just don't like it. Just because other people are ignorant or arrogant, doesn't mean we should cater to their ignorance or arrogance. But it does mean we should make it easier to different
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Um, actually... You're in for a bad time mate: ($1.00 = $7.31) https://www.in2013dollars.com/us/inflation/1970?amount=1 Even at a 100 year range it comes out to: ($1.00 = $16.89) https://www.in201
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Anyone who has ever eaten bread or a banana, has already been technically in some fashion or another, eating GMO's. Norman Borlaug helped rid us of Wheat rust, which took a more 'natural' approach to gene editing. The banana
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
You seem to have 'standard' and 'quality' conflated in regards to 'living'. Standards of living are always increasing because of people's incorrect belief that everyone must live like a king. Quality of li
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Yeah, you could say I am even still 'there' to some degree. Sure, I fix computers for people, but that's kinda easy. I know enough to know when to not do something, essentially. And that can be hellishly important as a skill.
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
1. You tie it to always being set about 5% higher than current inflation. Minimum. It's not that great a pay raise when the inflation goes up, but seeing as how they don't even do this all the time in every area... it would be a s
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
Yeah. Of course not 'everyone' will be able to, and maybe that's what we should be considering the 'lay person' now... But there is a wide range of knowledge in this space. A 'lay person' is kind of hard t
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by sjmm1989 5y ago
> What “lay person” is going to install a web server??? That’s insane. You ... might be surprised.

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