timwaagh

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by timwaagh 3y ago
No. Everyone does understand that such usage is fine. It's like owning a gun. You can use it legitimately to display on the wall or illegitimately to rob a liquor store. In the case of guns the fear for illegitimate usage is such that
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by timwaagh 3y ago
Tons of people do things that might one day make money while not actually ever making money. For me that's an indie game. But that kind of mostly unrewarded labour won't be done if getting paid one day relies on, essentially, begg
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by timwaagh 3y ago
What i do not understand is how it works. I had not followed anything yet it gave me a result. But the search results seem to be allright. It even had recipes for andijviestamppot.
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by timwaagh 3y ago
Yes I'm aware switch games won't be forever and that's sad. I wish Nintendo was a little better in that regard. But I do not subscribe to the idea that these are multi billion dollar corporations and hence we can do basically
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by timwaagh 3y ago
Great. Facilitating more piracy. Can't people wait at least until the successor is out? I understand that it's a good way to put your name out there by being the first to do a certain thing and upload to GitHub but it's also
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by timwaagh 3y ago
The thing is they need to sell things to pay for those dollars hence it's free goods for the us as the us does not need to pay for the dollar. Free stuff is always nice.
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by timwaagh 3y ago
What i do not understand is that this happens while the bank still has enough liquidity to cover 50% of deposits. At least from what I understood. Seems like there will be quite a few banks with less than this.
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by timwaagh 3y ago
I have the same issue on Chrome on my corporate laptop.
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by timwaagh 3y ago
I mean I guess I did build an overbed table to put the TV on. I don't know whether it counts as tech though.
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by timwaagh 3y ago
Not every e-commerce site agrees. I tried to review a book that I wasn't entirely happy with on bol.com recently. They told me I can only write reviews of books that I purchased there (ironically I bought it at a retailer that is part
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by timwaagh 3y ago
I think honestly the problem is small disks. Games are achieving almost photorealism on 4k with maybe 150gb. That's quite honestly not bad. You can't store the universe on a floppy disk.
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by timwaagh 3y ago
Trains are great if they go where you need to go. But of course their high infrastructure requirements mean they won't always. Still to visit my friends i usually take the car as they don't live in the same city and housing near t
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by timwaagh 3y ago
Not just bikes makes it feel like the solution to everything is to be like the Netherlands. In that sense it's a fraud. To some extent yes you should be more like us and offload some of that traffic onto a bike path. To the extent that
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by timwaagh 4y ago
You ask 'why so extreme'. What mostly riles me up about some 'foss movement' people is the fact that some of them think they're morally superior. In cases like the poster I replied to it seemed obvious and I point o
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by timwaagh 4y ago
It's only a great alternative if you believe GitHub deserves to die because it hosts everyone and making proprietary software should be made as difficult as possible. Which is the same as being against people making a living from build
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by timwaagh 4y ago
Personally I'd rather see something getting done than endless feasibility studies. That sort of stalling can really prevent countries from making any progress.
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by timwaagh 4y ago
Mistakes have been made in the past. Just because something can be done safely doesn't mean it always will be. I am also a big fan of nuclear but that doesn't mean it's perfect.
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by timwaagh 4y ago
Does knowing where someone is from disqualify him or her from having an opinion? This type of sentiment borders on racism.
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by timwaagh 4y ago
Whoever has time for this sort of thing probably has money to pay them.
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by timwaagh 4y ago
You think the energy transition can be achieved without harming people? Yes if you are a river fisherman you do not live in the right century. Nor do people living in mountain villages. There are those who will get cancer from working in a
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by timwaagh 4y ago
I think if the batteries will be too big of an issue then we will end up going hydrogen for cheap cars and battery ev for more expensive vehicles for people who drive a lot.
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by timwaagh 4y ago
Copyright is also old. Not as old as the library of Alexandria but old. public libraries seemb to be at best a few centuries older than copyright.
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by timwaagh 4y ago
I inquired and their price for any economic usage is $2400 per year. They left that out. This is not a suitable tool for ordinary developers.
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by timwaagh 4y ago
Unsurprising and consistent with other statistics
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by timwaagh 4y ago
it makes sense. Libraries are a form of copyright infringement. Philosophically at least. Of course it will suck when everyone realises that but that doesn't mean it's not true. I'm making a game. Perhaps it will be bought b
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by timwaagh 4y ago
Web browsers would be up there.
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by timwaagh 4y ago
a relative of mine has a husband who was supposed to join the clergy. He just dropped out of the program and married her. Now he's not a priest but a parochial worker. Might be that it is harder to find straight priests because it is
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by timwaagh 4y ago
Paying adults more does not really cover a labour shortage, it just ensures the ones that can't afford to do that go bankrupt or relocate so it's a false equivalence. Whether this is the right solution people will have to figure o
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by timwaagh 4y ago
Hello if whoever that is didn't want to work with scummy ticket salesman he wouldn't have. Artists still have that kind of freedom. They do not care one bit.
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by timwaagh 4y ago
Not sure what he thinks but here's what I think. Although the verticality thing isn't bad in and of itself (it does look nice) it effectively gives you less space on the screen which encourages usage of space saving measures like

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