soufron

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by soufron 4y ago
Wow, transmitting to the screen through RF instead of wires. That's rare!
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by soufron 4y ago
Man you look more depressed than under cognitive decline. Maybe you should look around this issue, or seek assistance and try to see why you're feeling so low.
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by soufron 4y ago
Nope, it's not the same. It's definitely faster and smoother to use only one key.
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by soufron 4y ago
Well. It begins with a fake anecdote on karate belts - they were invented in France by Mikinosuke Kawaishi, so I am not really willing to read further han the first few lines.
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by soufron 4y ago
As a Lawyer, I see a lot of burnouts in startups. The solution is often very similar. First, take a medical leave. Second, let time heal your wounds. Even if not visible, the suffering from depression can be worse than when it's physic
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by soufron 4y ago
Also legal side here. I totally concur to your view. The issue would be the level of complicity in the offense of TC hosts... which will not be studied in theory by analysts studying the code, but by investigators looking at mails, meetings
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by soufron 4y ago
Well, it could be seen as accessory to many sort of frauds. But to what extent would that be more accessory than using a car for example - and looking for the car manufacturer responsability?
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by soufron 4y ago
And it’s « stable ». I mean it works and will keep on working for years.
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by soufron 4y ago
I have used /e/ as my main phone for 1 year - and I am a heavy user. It’s a bliss! I also got a phone with /e/ installed on it for my 73 years old mother. She loved it. It’s really surprising to see how the bigtech monop
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Rework of Ghouls and Ghosts Megadrive(sega-16.com)
1 points by soufron 4y ago|1 comments
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by soufron 4y ago
Left : Original MD game; Center : GnG ARCADE MD rework; Right : Original arcade game... I wish someone would do it for so many other games.
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by soufron 4y ago
This is such a good example of an ad-hoc technology - that most people dont even understand to exit. People usually believe that state agencies or powerful institutions and individuals will use the same technology that they are used to. But
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by soufron 5y ago
Because it would be a dogtor office...
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by soufron 5y ago
Well... MS Office is equally buggy...
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by soufron 5y ago
It's worth noting that TS Eliot - who Orwell is answering to at the beginning of this essay, is himself often labelled a fascist or an antisemit. Great text by Orwell. Especially with the idea that Kipling’s outlook is pre-fascist, and
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by soufron 5y ago
Best comment! Nailed it down! :D
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by soufron 5y ago
It would have been more interesting that he writes on how it was complicated for him to reach financial independence even when he earned 100k/year from day one and more than 600k/year 12 years later. Just imagine how it's imp
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by soufron 5y ago
Mouahahahahahaahah. So the "path" to financial independance mainly involves getting a 100k/year from day one. I hope it will inspire and convince all these people who earn below the US median salary range of 47k/year. (a
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by soufron 5y ago
Every article that begins with "Every human culture" should be considered as BS right away... edit: But after reading, even if most of the article is heavily biased, not prudent, etc. It's still interesting and thought-provo
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by soufron 6y ago
Is the problem meat diets? Or capitalism and the food industry? Locavorism seems to be a much better idea than vegetarianism - in terms of human ethics and of benefits for the planet at least.
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by soufron 6y ago
Isn't it funny that the same country is both promoting vegetarianism and the death penalty - and features the biggest military force in the world? Just to say.
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by soufron 6y ago
Euh, no it doesn't...
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by soufron 6y ago
EU parliament members maybe? Does that sound a ring to you?
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by soufron 6y ago
"If we ever invent a time machine I doubt we'd learn much from humans of 10,000 years ago. There would be some surprises for historians and archaeologists, but we certainly wouldn't treat them as cultural or technological equ
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by soufron 6y ago
Indeed, the idea of "High Art" seems stupid in itself.
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by soufron 6y ago
Also I must add that the assertion in itself is plainly wrong. Look at "Gene Wolfe" entries in the New York Review of Books and you will find none. Gene Wolfe might be considered as "High Art" by his fans, but that only
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by soufron 6y ago
Welcome to the club.
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by soufron 6y ago
Well that's certainly dismissive for all the other authors who wrote science fiction before him. It's also cultish, and probably wrong given that I find his books sluggish and boring, with the psychological acumen of an american h
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by soufron 6y ago
This is only a simple take on the life-as-a-computer metaphor. The problem is that it's only a metaphor.
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by soufron 6y ago
TLDR; become an autistic asshole :D

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