stodor89

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by stodor89 8mo ago
> I am offering a window of 30 days from today the 28th of April 2025 for [the organization] to mitigate or resolve the vulnerability before I consider any public disclosure. Well, you started friendly but then made illegal threats. So t
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by stodor89 8mo ago
As someone from the EU, please do!
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by stodor89 8mo ago
> we should make it illegal to discriminate based on criminal conviction history Uhh I don't know about that, being a criminal sounds like a pretty reasonable differentiator.
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by stodor89 8mo ago
> This sort of anti-overproduction law means that the next time there's an unexpected need -- for example an unusually cold winter -- there will be a shortage because there won't be any warehouses full of "just in case&quo
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by stodor89 8mo ago
"If you're homeless, just buy a house" ahh statement
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by stodor89 8mo ago
Here's a perspective on "why civ 3" by one of the best civ 3 players: https://youtu.be/IOvWgfZiHGo?si=uvTWTaRQsfxE_ffN
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by stodor89 9mo ago
My initial reaction was to disagree, but the man did allegedly take in an abandoned infant. And a woman to care for it[1]. And, our readings[2] of that quote (acceptance vs altruism) aren't in any way incompatible. [1] You absolutely
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by stodor89 9mo ago
It's about accepting the bad things that will inevitably happen to us. "Loving your wife" and "grieving when she dies" are two separate things. We need mental framing that does not connect them, even though our defa
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by stodor89 9mo ago
"Hurr durr we're monitoring the situation."
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by stodor89 9mo ago
Compared to what? Cause by any reasonable measure I can come up with, that's an absolutely bonkers amount of oil.
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by stodor89 9mo ago
As the parent comment said, the Warsaw Pact countries pleaded to join. Even Russia wanted to join at one point. America did it for its own reasons? Good, they win and we win.
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by stodor89 9mo ago
That other country will quickly learn why America doesn't have free healthcare ;)
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by stodor89 9mo ago
The US must end the bipartisan model before the bipartisan model ends the US. There, I said it.
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by stodor89 9mo ago
People in Venezuela and Iran have more pressing concerns than international law.
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by stodor89 9mo ago
8% of the entire world's proven oil reserves is not particularly huge?!
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by stodor89 9mo ago
Afghanistan produced like 90% of the world's opium.
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by stodor89 9mo ago
Yep. Time has taught us that often the author is a vehicle for the work, not the other way around.
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by stodor89 9mo ago
> "buy" Hozier's album > change countries > oh, you own this album for Bulgaria, but not for the US, so you can no longer play it
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by stodor89 9mo ago
It's wild how in 30 years DB went from national pride to national embarrassment.
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by stodor89 10mo ago
My younger self effortlessly wielded clever programming techniques that continuously baffle my current self.
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by stodor89 10mo ago
Good old "we can't decrypt your laptop but we can repeatedly smash your head into the table until you start cooperating"
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by stodor89 10mo ago
I never found The Witness to be pretentious, but I still think The Looker is a great parody.
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by stodor89 10mo ago
Well it surely cannot get any wor- > ...investing in AI... Ugh, nevermind.
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by stodor89 11mo ago
It's sarcasm.
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by stodor89 11mo ago
But hey, at least the money is good..
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by stodor89 11mo ago
Pretty sure if someone went to the author and told her how to fix her life's problems, she won't react the way she expects Ryan Gosling or Matt Damon to.
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by stodor89 11mo ago
MBAs typically use MBAs.
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by stodor89 1y ago
Counter-Strike's pLaYeR eCoNoMy shouldn't have been a thing to begin with.
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by stodor89 1y ago
It's slower indeed, but it's easier to write and debug, more portable, and gives you total control over the render pipeline. It's good for experimentation and learning, and would still be trivial to compile and run 20 or 50 y
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by stodor89 1y ago
Because GPU APIs are a nightmare clustertruck.

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