superchroma

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by superchroma 3y ago
Ok, devil's advocate, if you were trying to find evidence for the premise, that is probably how you would go about inducing that behavior. Given twitter's massive userbase, it would be expected that there are no new behaviors unde
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by superchroma 3y ago
Florian is great. He learns a new piece of audio production kit every week, makes original tracks on that kit every week, great guy. I love his videos. The fact that he even managed to snag an elusive sponsorship which cannot bias his revie
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by superchroma 3y ago
Why would that be an issue? The rights of workers trump the public's appetite for a particular brand of car. Furthermore, consumers have many rights in the EU as well, I would expect such behavior to be unfeasible. Tesla has a market l
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by superchroma 3y ago
Those are massive numbers, wow
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by superchroma 3y ago
This seems like it's retreading old ground. I disagree with the premise. I still use mediafire for this purpose! There are also services like Volafile that link a light social context to this, which seems like an interesting evolution.
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by superchroma 3y ago
Really sleek looking product, pretty impressive.
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by superchroma 3y ago
It's incumbent on us not to consume it. Who will save us from our addiction to plastic crap?
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by superchroma 3y ago
You aren't really suffering because the group policy manager or whatever isn't written in the latest winui framework. I'd rather continuity than apple style shenanigans in the name of an annual rebrand and spitshine.
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by superchroma 3y ago
Hell freezing over: for it to discard its nature and thus cease to be what it is. Proof of work is unacceptable. The transaction cost (monetary and emissions) is unacceptable. The transaction time is unacceptable. The behavior of exchanges
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by superchroma 3y ago
I can't either. I know one's name. They were all awful, awful people, and I find myself with no desire to look backwards.
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by superchroma 3y ago
You know what you did. You messed with their brand. People get crushed all the time for impersonating a brand. "I would’ve obliged to their request." Well, you didn't. They fired the warning shot and you didn't move. Y
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by superchroma 3y ago
why on earth would you fuck around and find out after receiving a legal letter? That's the first and final warning. They've made up their mind and the next step is to crush you like an ant in a heartbeat. This is one of the bigges
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by superchroma 3y ago
I'm not sure I share quite the level of longing for mystery. In the unknown grew the vile plant that is fear, and that in turn provided a fertile ground for human cruelty. Fear of change, of the other, of the different, of death and of
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by superchroma 3y ago
I have applied for three jobs in my career of 11 years and got two of them. This is bafflingly ineffectual, comparatively.
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by superchroma 3y ago
Optus cost me hundreds and made me wait for hours at the DMV to get a new driver's license. Telstra made me miserable but never that miserable.
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by superchroma 3y ago
I dropped optus like a hot coal after they leaked all my data and then lied to me that they hadn't. I'm surprised anyone is still with them.
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by superchroma 3y ago
The contention is that the usage of groundwater removes it from the ground, which has long lasting effects. Long term overuse of groundwater has caused some serious problems. It's of little use to us in the sky anyhow.
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by superchroma 3y ago
I cut my grass myself using an electric mower and use it to make compost. We would use a leaf blower on our property even without grass for what it's worth. We have an electric blower too, which is a lot quieter than our neighbor'
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by superchroma 3y ago
So great of Elon to sell handles for $50k when the only compensation @x got was a shirt, and @sports and @music got nothing at all apparently.
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by superchroma 3y ago
I am delighted to not work in an industry that forges chain links.
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by superchroma 3y ago
"More than 90% were made of a class of material that has become known as oxo-degradable, he added. Despite the name, these materials do not degrade in normal environmental conditions. They are polymers of fossil origin additivized wit
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by superchroma 3y ago
"Nowhere in the unredacted portions of the report is any definitive statement about whether the A-10 or the F-35 was deemed to be superior for conducting any of the three missions in either permissive or contested environments."
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by superchroma 3y ago
Nothing, sadly. We plan to do nothing about it. I've been getting these fake calls from spoofed numbers for years now. We gave up on our landline after it became 100% spam 6-10 times a day. Our government is content to pretend technolo
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by superchroma 3y ago
Affinity Photo
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by superchroma 3y ago
Who cares what they want? They work in a pit of ethical unaccountability.
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by superchroma 3y ago
I've heard that in all nations, FtM vastly outnumber MtF transgender people in the population. For some reason MtF get all the attention.
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by superchroma 3y ago
The data there is not good. There are studies that claim it is low. They focus on surgery a lot. There are not many trans people (relative to the general population) and not many studies on them. There is not sufficient granularity between:
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by superchroma 3y ago
A cursory search reveals one study suggesting 30% continue to experience chronic pain and 1 in 5 regret knee replacement. https://www.aarp.org/health/conditions-treatments/info-2018/... Not great numbers, but
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by superchroma 3y ago
Don't more people regret knee replacement surgeries than people who regret transitioning, by an order of magnitude? At least hormone induced changes are fairly reversible. Can't exactly cook up a new knee.
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by superchroma 3y ago
I don't trust him with my social media presence why would I trust him with my money? Only this week X had a bug where premium was 10x cheaper for Indonesian IP addresses. Elon doesn't know the first thing about reliability

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