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by sonicggg 4y ago
He has patreons backing this project, so he may actually owe them something.
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by sonicggg 4y ago
Why wouldn't Nintendo release the source, considering they're is little commercial value in this particular game now?
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by sonicggg 4y ago
Very curious on what is his motivation is to keep on living. There's really no hope for any meaningful improvement in quality of life. Latest research was just so disheartening, as apparently ALS is a prion-like illness. As of today we
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by sonicggg 4y ago
To comply with dumb signature requirements. I needed this a couple of times. Usually it goes like this. You fill out a PDF form electronically, and add the signature via Adobe. Then you email it. A lot of the times the recipient will compla
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by sonicggg 4y ago
Yeah, France is probably not a good example. They never had much backbone there. In 10 years, Paris may as well be under Sharia law.
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by sonicggg 4y ago
This is on full display in Canada today.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
DDL is a fringe search engine. They are not doing themselves any good by crippling their search results. It's just going to push the 10 people still using their stuff away.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
I am in the same boat. In my case, I think Covid affected the microcirculation in my ear. I've been having success in addressing it through therapies to promote blood flow and endothelial repair.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
Interesting to see that the whole "Why men die younger?" debate should just be "Why males die younger?" instead. Does the testosterone turn us into reckless idiots?
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by sonicggg 5y ago
Even a simple sailboat will cost you around USD$3000 of upkeeping costs per year. I can't even begin to imagine what are the costs associated with this monstrosity.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
Musk does not hold any position in the government. My understanding is that the fight for free speech is about the government censoring individuals. The first amendment of the US already protects people from that. Any private platform can d
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by sonicggg 5y ago
We find it silly how Russians are calling their war a "Special military operation", but have we stopped to think how we call our trade arrangement here as the "North America FREE TRADE Agreement".
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by sonicggg 5y ago
They could find legitimate work, yes, but you're forgetting that they do it for the thrill. Just like people can be passionated for their careers, so can a black hat hacker or a scammer also find pleasure in his craft. Not saying it&#x
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by sonicggg 5y ago
At the same time I'm not wearing any clothes made in North Korea or Venezuela, same as pretty much everyone. How exactly is it making a difference on the lives of those people living under those regimes? The nice thing about the Ukrain
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by sonicggg 5y ago
So China infringes on human rights, in other news "water is wet". Not really newsworthy. I would be shocked if it was Iceland or Norway doing that. As much as we hate hearing about it, only the Chinese people have the power to mak
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by sonicggg 5y ago
The pandemic allowed remote work to flourish. Why are people still crowding the cities? And of all the places, specially Berlin. Not even that great of a city. A lot of my friends fled the city.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
5% can do a lot of damage considering how prices are set based on "comps", and the fact that a lot of this foreign capital comes from illicit sources, and they are more than willing to pay above market rate to secure the purchase.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
I live in Canada, and the real estate business is such a mafia. They are leeches, and I'm not sure how much value these real estate agents are providing. It baffles me how this industry has not yet been disrupted by an outsider, like U
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by sonicggg 5y ago
How many years has Merkel remained in power? This awkward situation is all her doing, but still nobody will mention her name. How can one country willingly put its entire energy sector in the hands of a terrorist state, which has been showi
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by sonicggg 5y ago
It does not seem you read the article.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
Author is British, probably still think they are the main protagonist of the World.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
I'm in favour of post-secondary education being publicly funded, but what does it acomplish at a state level? Even sovereign countries have a problem with brain drain. I assume that this would even be more pronounced with states. I don
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by sonicggg 5y ago
I've met many Lebanese immigrants, both in North and South America. Crazy to see how well they integrated and succeeded in such little time. Entrepreneurship seems to run strong in their community. Lots of really large companies are ru
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by sonicggg 5y ago
Canada is indeed very frustrating. It's great for simple things like a broken arm. But the reality is that it's years behind in treatment of complex illnesses. There are a lot of people in Canada that travel to US to see specialis
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by sonicggg 5y ago
It sounds like EDRs shouldn't really be a thing. If police needs a court-issued warrant to enter my home, why can't they enforce the same for data access? If there's one thing I learned from practice in programming is the mor
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by sonicggg 5y ago
Agree with that, it's a bad analogy. These guys that got caught are the tip of the iceberg. They probably did something reckless in the process.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
According to the article, they 'concluded in a joint chat that Twilio’s stock price would “rise for sure.”' I bet there are a lot of folks doing this out there, but they are more careful. So they had a non-encrypted chat room abou
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by sonicggg 5y ago
You could make a series out of these projects. Another one that suddenly died is RealPlayer, which used to be herpes back then.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
Unbelievable, someone managed to connect two of the most useless things on the planet: religion and NFTs. That seems straight out of an Onion article.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
I 100% knew it had to be a well-off white woman doing this without even opening the article.

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