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tekromancr
5y ago
Ah, 3x ETFs. For the sophisticated degenerate.
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5y ago
PeerTube isn't a platform, tho. It's software and a corresponding protocol. It's akin to asking Microsoft why their operating system allows people to view csa content.
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Omegle: 'I'm being used as sex-baiting bot' on video chat site
(bbc.co.uk)
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5y ago
Good point! At maximum draw with the GPU going BRRRRRRR I am going to have a bad time; But it would still be nice to have it as an alternate charging option. Right now I am on battery and am only drawing 28W, so I think it could manage most
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tekromancr
5y ago
I seem to be mistaken! Sounds like quite a few models DO have PD now. I guess I am just grumpy my Oryx pro 6 doesn't.
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5y ago
Eh, python breaks backwards compatibility between versions all the time. And I don't know if "it's used by codegolfers" is a legitimate reason to keep a language feature. That said, I have a really hard time imagining th
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5y ago
Things System 76 does: maintain their own os distro, desktop environment, coreboot fork, system firmware Things System 76 refuses to do: usbc PD I say this as a very happy S76 customer
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6y ago
This is a bad take. "White power" is a call for supremacy. "Black power" is a call for equity and solidarity. Conflating the two by saying that blocking both or allowing both would be "equality" is.. Mind you
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6y ago
My first "hack" as a teenager was soldering a USB cable into the place the USB mini port was on a palm I was using as an ereader. The port would just become detached from the board if you looked at it funny; so this worked pretty
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6y ago
Wow, imagine thinking you are REQUIRED to put your intellectual energy into labor in order to make wealthy people wealthier... truly wild.
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6y ago
I would posit that you aren't rejecting any ideology, you are being presented with the fact even inaction is a political choice, and that seems to upset you. That's okay, there are a lot of facts about reality that upset me, too
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6y ago
> I like to keep business and charity separated. I don't know if that really tracks, tho. You still have ethical obligations in your day-to-day business. As an extreme example; if your business is "I sell fentinyl laced heroin
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6y ago
If you do have leverage, and you don't use said leverage to help those that don't; then you are a bastard. And having policies ensures that your company, at high levels is ONLY staffed with bastards because people who are not bast
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Demonpore croud funding site. Play games with a piece of scientific equipment
(wefunder.com)
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6y ago
Just want to give a recommendation for this, and pretty much EVERYTHING Alan Reznick has worked on.
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6y ago
Watching Fifteen Million Merits while very very high on a pot brownie was I think the single event that started me on my path away from techno-optimism. Such an incredibly strong, poignant piece of art; and so shocking after the goofy PM p
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SXS cutover to ESS filmed live at Glendale central office, 1984
(youtube.com)
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6y ago
I would totally be down for that, but I don't have access to the breaker box, and I don't feel like trying to install anything into anything that has hot wires.
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6y ago
I own two editions of it and they are great! Just chok full of really, really wonderful stuff. Particularly the tomagatchi hacking articles! I feel a little uneasy reading them in public, though. The cover has, in big, bold beautiful letter
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6y ago
Well, there is this thing that some humans do called "humor" where one party will perform some action that serves as a benign violation, usually of another party's expectations. When this benign violation is revealed to be in
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6y ago
> play mainstream artists, mostly, but throw in a few songs from unknown artists that play similar genres Isn't that just "radio"?
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Mother used deepfakes to frame cheerleading rivals
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6y ago
Lol, don't worry about Texas. It's about 4 years away from being a deep blue state.
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Novel Speedrun Strategy: Time saved with dirty disks
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Not being forced to choose "work or death" every day of their lives would free people to actualize the fuck outta themselves
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I don't think a life sentence was appropriate, but I don't think you're concern here is really what happened. judges have some discretion when it comes to which end of the minimum/maximum end of the scale to sentence som
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6y ago
I kinda doubt it. Youtube's "moat" against competition is the fact that storing, processing, and serving video is insanely expensive. Google can only afford to do it to begin with because they are the world's largest dig
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6y ago
I mean, if by reason you mean causation and not purpose, sure. But I think being that reductionist is pretty boring and unuseful. Not to mention that you can still reproduce without a foreskin, but if you were just a disembodied but otherwi
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6y ago
Seriously, I have slowly become subscribed to all of the streaming services; and I still use a system that automatically obtains rips of the content I actually want to consume. Having everything served to me in Plex instead of needing to re
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6y ago
Yea, it's not a great experience; fortunately, yarrr! thar be options, matey!
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