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3y ago
>It's not like there's some fixed pot of utility in the world, and the more one person has the less someone else has. There is quite literally a finite amount of resources on this planet. Land, gold, oxygen, lithium... These th
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skyyler
3y ago
Something happened on 7 Oct and things haven't really been the same since.
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3y ago
I certainly would if those thankyou notes were the only way normal people could secure food and shelter and the collection of a billion of them was contributing to normal people being unable to obtain thankyou notes.
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3y ago
I've never seen it used for that. I have seen it used when eulogising people that died of natural or medical causes. (And I agree that it's distasteful)
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skyyler
3y ago
This is from a couple of months ago, why post now? Is it starting to be available?
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3y ago
May I ask, where do you go for video entertainment now?
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skyyler
3y ago
This makes Ubuntu's naming scheme way better, IMO.
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skyyler
3y ago
Your conclusion where you said this was a good thing? I did read it; I thought it was a shit take, so I commented.
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3y ago
>Well, here is X trying to make a product you pay for. No, this is an attempt to have it both ways. To do data collection / data brokerage and ALSO charge users for the service.
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3y ago
Yes, the one and only reason tax preparation software is needed for normal people with normal incomes and expenses in 2023 is because of Intuit's lobbying. That's why people are upset about it.
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3y ago
>If the companies producing tax filing software were solving a problem for their users then why shouldn't they exist Because the "problem" they're solving has been solved in other countries without a profitable middle
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3y ago
Depends on your definition of ad. Netflix seems to be doing a lot of product placement.
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skyyler
3y ago
NPR is not US state media. The US does have a state media news org. It's called Voice of America. They have a youtube channel. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVSNOxehfALut52NbkfRBaA
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3y ago
>That said, I can’t imagine a successful adversarial collaboration with the psychologists who published some of the horrible unreplicable stuff from the 2005-2020 era. They just seem too invested in their claims, also they achieved profe
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3y ago
There's a pretty big difference between a 1-to-1 simulation of the real hardware and a software emulator. Look into what it took to get cycle-accurate emulation of the SNES with higan...
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3y ago
I've been told stamps would cost between 15 and 100 times more if junk mail wasn't a thing.
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skyyler
3y ago
A paywall on an article about something being available for free. How cute, heh. The current state of online publishing paints a grim picture for the future of the internet :o(
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skyyler
3y ago
But that junk mail provides a lot of the revenue for the USPS, doesn't it?
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skyyler
3y ago
Did you look at the logo? It's very obviously a reference.
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skyyler
3y ago
Telegram is a social media site pretending to be a messaging app. The secret chats were the biggest feature when it started, but now it's an after-thought.
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skyyler
3y ago
Does he use a paperclip to operate the Apple ][ at any point?
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skyyler
3y ago
Usually increased performance. ECUs that will happily dump an increased amount of fuel into the engine, for example. High flow exhaust parts that remove catalytic converters, for another example. Both are being sold on eBay.
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3y ago
>If we allowed everyone to counterfeit the dollar and use it, the value would head toward $0 over time. It's the same with all digital goods. I disagree. Dollars are only useful for their value. Movies, music, and games are enjoyabl
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3y ago
I wonder how many people would contribute to a crowdfund for this...
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3y ago
Are you serious? Do you actually believe that?
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3y ago
I'm surprised they still use the totenkopf-inspired logo...
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3y ago
I'm convinced all this "great replacement" stuff is a weird sexual thing. It's gotta be a fetish or something.
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3y ago
You know that these types of folks don't read articles.
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skyyler
3y ago
What's the point of this article? Cyberbullying campaigns on from twitter aren't new. This kind of coverage of it is making it feel like another "battle in the culture war" which I'm getting really tired of.
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skyyler
3y ago
I'll wait for your sources.
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