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by skyyler 2y ago
>that’s half the industry right now Isn't that a bad thing?
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by skyyler 2y ago
>Do you see Google selling their search engine as software that you can deploy on-premise? They did, until pretty recently. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Search_Appliance
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by skyyler 2y ago
Couch co-op games are the kind I'm most interested in. I want to play games with my family and friends.
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by skyyler 2y ago
People like roads and parks, actually.
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by skyyler 2y ago
I collect old laptops. The difference in brightness and colour reproduction in a pair of 2003 PowerBooks, one used heavily and the other just stored… It’s quite stark. Dim backlights and washed out colours.
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by skyyler 2y ago
Didn't a child die in these explosions?
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by skyyler 2y ago
New people are born every minute. They grow up fast.
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by skyyler 2y ago
Hmm. Do you consider China to be communist? How are they able to make competitive-with-west devices?
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by skyyler 2y ago
How does communism suck at building cutting edge devices? Didn't the soviets make it to space before the capitalists?
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by skyyler 2y ago
Who’s going to tell them to stop?
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by skyyler 2y ago
You need a pretty big runway when one of the largest violent gangs in the world sees you as an enemy.
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by skyyler 2y ago
Interesting that you had to resort to a product of communism to overcome these planned obsolete devices that capitalism is producing.
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by skyyler 2y ago
And pot was illegal in the 70s.
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by skyyler 2y ago
haves vs have-nots working class or owning class it really does seem like it’s going that direction, doesn’t it?
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by skyyler 2y ago
Can you imagine, if public libraries weren't already a thing, convincing some Americans to build one in 2024?
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by skyyler 2y ago
Yeah, people really don’t seem to understand that most kids currently in high school have only used a desktop computer to play PC games, if at all.
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by skyyler 2y ago
Double plus good idea, fine chap!
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by skyyler 2y ago
Fen-phen was an obesity medication that caused valvular heart disease and pulmonary hypertension. If you've never heard of fen-phen, check out this article from Sept. 23, 1997 in the New York Times: https://archive.is/o
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by skyyler 2y ago
Do you have opinions on Jambon de Bayonne? Very curious.
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by skyyler 2y ago
No one told Jack Welch
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by skyyler 2y ago
There are plenty of “multicultures” out there that don’t have the problems the US has.
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by skyyler 2y ago
The messages are not end to end encrypted. There is a feature that can be enabled to create an end-to-end encrypted chat between strictly two users, but most people do not actually use it. Telegram is largely a social network masquerading a
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by skyyler 2y ago
The comparison to Finland and Norway is interesting. Have the police in Finland or Norway ever fire-bombed their own citizens? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1985_MOVE_bombing The conditions of these situations may be m
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by skyyler 2y ago
If you think it’s invasive to wear a mask in public, then don’t. If you think it’s invasive to wear a seatbelt while driving, then don’t. I’m not concerned about making you do anything. I’m concerned about harm reduction for myself.
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by skyyler 2y ago
It's not particularly invasive or expensive, is it?
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by skyyler 2y ago
Comparing a reasonable safety measure to complete self-isolation seems intellectually dishonest...
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by skyyler 2y ago
In the context of early christian stuff, isn't "paganism" a catch-all for pre-abrahamic faiths? Kind of an outgroup for Christians to compare themselves to.
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by skyyler 2y ago
>There are many jobs that are essential but don't capture a percentage of the value they generate. Isn't that strange?
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by skyyler 2y ago
https://unbottled.com/questions/what-happens-when-a-cow-need... The person you’re responding to actually knows what they’re talking about. It seems like you’re off an incorrect assumption that there are dairy cows in t
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by skyyler 2y ago
They were asking what the benefit was to you, actually.

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