skyyler

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by skyyler 3y ago
Yep. You understand it.
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by skyyler 3y ago
In your analogy, the husband has a fiduciary responsibility to keep beating his wife. It's kind of a bad analogy. If the situation was that the husband was obligated to beat his wife, forcing him to pay for a referee to control how har
873.
by skyyler 3y ago
This is generally what sex work legalisation looks like. Some people have been pushing for this for years. Decades, even.
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by skyyler 3y ago
The developers of this game got shafted by the publisher, I believe the devs are recommending people simply pirate Disco Elysium without guilt.
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by skyyler 3y ago
Depending on community support isn’t the same as getting security updates from the vendor…
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by skyyler 3y ago
Costco members aren’t owners, are they? It’s just a membership, like a gym.
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by skyyler 3y ago
>Apple has never courted AAA game development Not since Jobs returned, anyways. Before that, Bungie was a darling for Apple and they even made the Pippin, which was a games console.
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by skyyler 3y ago
I have one and can confirm that once you have this style of toast it’s hard to go back. Fluffy and moist interior with a perfectly crisp and browned exterior. It’s quite magical, and hard to understand until you experience it.
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by skyyler 3y ago
Isn't evopsych kind of like Homo sapiens fanfic?
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by skyyler 3y ago
You are bringing your anecdotes up in the face of fact, just FYI. I've dated people with hundreds of past partners and I've dated kissless virgins. People are people. Not everyone is promiscuous; not everyone is a prude.
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by skyyler 3y ago
You literally commented "These people became not so much people". I'm not sure how else to take that. I can tell you're frustrated about having to see homeless people. Let's just drop it there, then. I hope your com
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by skyyler 3y ago
Don't value them over your family. Just don't think of them as less than human.
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by skyyler 3y ago
>These people became not so much people but just a threat. This is part of the problem. They are a threat, but they're also still people.
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by skyyler 3y ago
Simply do not have children. Issue closed.
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by skyyler 3y ago
The comment you're replying to is a satirical take on the comment above it. The person you're replying to almost definitely agrees with you.
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by skyyler 3y ago
I've lived all over, including 20 years in Ohio.
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by skyyler 3y ago
Corporal punishment sure is effective at controlling a populace.
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by skyyler 3y ago
https://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-aler... It's already being used to target women who travel for abortions. We're already there!
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by skyyler 3y ago
Do you see what working class people drive? It isn’t new $65k vehicles. The working man’s truck around here (North Bay Area) are late 90s / early 2000s Toyotas and Nissans that can be had for under $10k. Not fancy trim level recent mod
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by skyyler 3y ago
You clearly don't talk or pay attention to your neighbors. Trucks are _the_ conspicuous consumption good for rural Americans. It's the easiest way to project wealth. Have you ever seen an F-250 Platinum or an F-150 King Ranch? Tho
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by skyyler 3y ago
Letting it idle is going to produce less heat than giving it work.
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by skyyler 3y ago
https://www.seriouseats.com/buttercreams-frosting https://www.seriouseats.com/frostings-guide The different kinds of buttercream are all amazing! German buttercream is my comfy point in the effort-delicious
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by skyyler 3y ago
If I'm ever convicted of a crime, I sure hope the courtroom where my trial takes place isn't considered to be "profitable".
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by skyyler 3y ago
They were saying that talc doesn't cause weight loss, just in a very oblique and condescending way.
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by skyyler 3y ago
If you're concerned with heating the planet up, shouldn't you be figuring out how to use your CPU less instead of more?
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by skyyler 3y ago
Exactly! Corporate profit seeking is why most cities in the US don't have functional transit systems. Car ownership is forced upon us here. Some of us would prefer a functional system of busses and trains.
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by skyyler 3y ago
To some people, cars represent consumerism, not progress. Most normal people take public transit into consideration when moving to a new place.
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by skyyler 3y ago
We're talking about San Francisco.
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by skyyler 3y ago
McMansion is about taste, not size.
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by skyyler 3y ago
Me either. Not missing out on a lot, it feels.

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