theelous3

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by theelous3 4y ago
On some level this response seems sane, but the more I think about it the more insane it is. Are we seriously questioning why someone wants to share their opinions on a topic? Are we actually clueless as to what they get out of it? Is tell
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by theelous3 4y ago
Yep. Came to say this. Having say, meta+4 for "chat" is far better than having f4 for " a chat app". You arrive to your chat workspace, your works slack side by side with your favorite irc and matrix clients, all positi
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by theelous3 4y ago
I'm guessing it's intentionally confusing to garner attention. It's for sure a VR space (spaces?) but they talk about "Restaurants and lounges that stimulate the senses." The only sense the restaurant will stimulate
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by theelous3 4y ago
The real question for gh is why this is even available as a third party action via the oauth. What possible legitimate reason could there be for this kind of action access?
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by theelous3 4y ago
Opportunity to lecture? Wtf. You gave no indication you knew anything about the subject and indicated you had issues, so I gave you some basic advice. What a rude way to catagorise the help. Consider this a lecture - relax yourself. It also
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by theelous3 4y ago
It's not your stomach, it's your mind. To some degree as you adjust, your body may feel poisoned because your experience is so strange. The trick to hassle free tripping: In the morning have something very small. A short coffee an
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by theelous3 4y ago
They are essentially part of the root structure of psychoactive fungi. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sclerotium Also, they are absolutely disgusting. Find someone who will sell you the shrooms instead :) I believe cu
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by theelous3 4y ago
I'm in Ireland, I just use the dutch and danes as funny examples because they are the more regular cyclists but also have the shittiest bikes of any western country, thanks entirely to their topology. Also, you don't have self che
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by theelous3 4y ago
This is hilarious to me. You would wait longer because nobody is paying you to do your shopping? I am picturing the hand model from zoolander, with the glass protection orbs, making someone else do absolutely everything for them.
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by theelous3 4y ago
I don't like this distinction much. The way you use the term website here is as a descriptor for splash pages nobody cares about beyond their use as a business card. You can see it in the way you're talking about them like "t
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by theelous3 4y ago
The McMaster website always comes to mind: https://www.mcmaster.com/ Or the reason I walk two minutes farther to a different place for my shopping - they have self checkouts fueled by a single queue. Far more efficient than
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by theelous3 4y ago
I don't see this happening. Got a link I can learn more about it from?
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by theelous3 4y ago
Yep. I host my own server and have it federated. That part was simple. It was a struggle to get my core group of friends to sign up, and I just sort of haven't bothered trying to get anyone outside that group to try it. They are not te
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by theelous3 4y ago
So when you say flyers, you're talking about the kind of flyer zero people are employed to make. We're talking about paid artists here.
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by theelous3 4y ago
show an example?
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by theelous3 4y ago
this seems exactly backwards SD isn't outputting clean graphic designs with sensible content And haven't there already been people winning contemporary fine art contests with SD? lol https://www.reddit.com/r/S
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by theelous3 4y ago
No the brazing sounds dangerous. How does it not ignite?? Brazing is done with high heat open flame. Unless it's just for back purging? But that sounds even more dangerous - intentionally building up a propane resivoir behind the braze
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by theelous3 4y ago
So when putin claims casus belli over another nation's land due to previous ownership a whole bunch of times, you just disregard it because of something he _didn't_ say years ago? The tactic of "rules for thee but not for me&
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by theelous3 4y ago
Ah yes. Just as every website comsiders me to be born January first, about seven scrolls down the years.
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by theelous3 4y ago
> It's implying women aren't welcome.
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by theelous3 4y ago
It's probably being flagged because it's toxic genderbaiting in a place that has a healthy disregard for gender in the first place.
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by theelous3 4y ago
There is more than one way to give positive feedback. Think of it like metric buckets. Imagine you could only rate movies out of one. Sometimes you really like something and you want to tell the person you really liked it. This obsession pe
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by theelous3 4y ago
How about we just stop censoring words in the first place.
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by theelous3 4y ago
So "I make my wife do it" is the loophole. Classy.
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by theelous3 4y ago
I strongly disagree with this interpretation. To the strength of your claims, the steelmanner is more engaging with themselves rather than the other person. Imagine a chess player playing both sides. This of course isn't what steelmann
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by theelous3 4y ago
You "never found a good solution" to... being stationary? Did you consider as a solution, moving of your own accord?
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by theelous3 4y ago
This is absolutely hilarious. "Meet your personal goals". Epic vaporware. Juicero of chairs.
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by theelous3 4y ago
You're asking me directly for the answer to all of these grand ethical questions, via the lens of a hypothetical technology you haven't defined the limits of. I really don't know what you expect in ways of an answer.
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by theelous3 4y ago
There is nothing on that page I could see in a brief scan that indicates this system ever acts on its own behalf. As far as I was aware, these are just to keep the gunner's head from poking out the top of the vehicle. It's operate
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by theelous3 4y ago
The article presents two sides - one end advocates humans taking an active role in the loop, like confirming a drone's target classification and authorising it to act lethally. The other side is where the human's role is to shape

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