tonfreed

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by tonfreed 5y ago
Yeah, keep in mind there's been a couple of times where he's just deleted components completely and fucked up some circuit designs. It's 90% stable, just be aware it's still being actively worked on.
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by tonfreed 5y ago
I love this game. I feel like I understand computers way better after playing through it.
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by tonfreed 5y ago
Very similar at the start, yes.
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by tonfreed 5y ago
You seem to be under the impression they actually watched it.
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by tonfreed 5y ago
I know that with telecommunications, there are a bunch of companies here in Australia that are bringing call centres back on shore just because non-native speakers make so many mistakes with their data entry that it's not worth the cos
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by tonfreed 5y ago
To an extent, yes, but if inflation is high it's a false increase in value anyway.
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by tonfreed 5y ago
Part of the problem is that these people don't like being treated like idiots, and we've now got governments all over the west talking down to them and denying them the right to earn a livelihood, and a bunch of inner city midwits
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by tonfreed 5y ago
Honestly, that's not even the biggest problem. Here in Australia, there are so many checks and balances when it comes to counting votes that it actually disgusted me when I heard some of the games various entities were playing in your
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by tonfreed 5y ago
The scarier thing is that they also laid claim to the Ryuku islands. Islands that have never been considered Chinese and have been nominally part of the Japanese sphere for 400 years. They also threatened to nuke Japan into unconditional su
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by tonfreed 5y ago
You say that there's no "non-hacky" way, but... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJ5ppf0po3k He made a filter that did analysis of the pronunciation of the messages that were being sent. His breakdown of it st
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by tonfreed 5y ago
The contact tracing seems really arbitrary. My father in law got a text telling him he'd been at a tier 2 site.... 16 days after the fact.
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by tonfreed 5y ago
My favourite is the myki fiasco. We could have had Oyster down here, but apparently Melbourne is too special and needed a full custom solution. Cue billions of blowouts and late deliveries and the thing still doesn't work well even aft
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by tonfreed 5y ago
The thing that pissed me off the most was that they took gpl licensed software and slapped more terms and conditions on it. Some suit didn't read the original license and thought it was just free code.
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by tonfreed 5y ago
Let me guess, 12 months ago you also said you'd never take an operation warp speed vaccine.
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by tonfreed 5y ago
Same, I've reported a ton of death threats only to be told they're not in violation. Only for my mum to cop an autoban for calling someone a spring chicken. Their moderation is a complete joke.
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by tonfreed 5y ago
Their biggest donors are all Democrat aligned. Of course they say that kind of thing, it drives donations
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by tonfreed 5y ago
Ok, but where'd they get the carbon content for the steel?
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by tonfreed 5y ago
Not too loudly, we want the people with comms degrees to feel useful when they write this kind of article
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by tonfreed 5y ago
You WILL live in the concrete pod You WILL eat the bugs You WILL NOT own anything You WILL be happy Amazing how many of these articles I'm seeing lately.
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by tonfreed 5y ago
Did you ever stop to think why they got voted out or do you just assume you're just smarter than everyone else?
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by tonfreed 5y ago
Not just that, the southern states were flooded with OxyContin and had the opioid epidemic as a result of flagrant big pharma abuse. It's entirely understandable that they've burnt all goodwill there
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by tonfreed 5y ago
I've got a pinephone. It's still more of an interesting novelty to me rather than my main phone, because it's just Linux apps running on a small device. Battery life is an issue, I have an issue where if the phone puts itself
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by tonfreed 5y ago
Why you wouldn't demand all voting software in use be openly auditable I don't know. While I'm sceptical of claims that there was widespread fraud, the fact that there's so much pushback against just counting and verifyi
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by tonfreed 5y ago
It's the intellectual class that are going to be generally supportive of this. The same people that are currently telling the people that have lost everything in the lockdowns that they're being selfish protesting. While I was a l
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by tonfreed 5y ago
Twitter has a new target of the two minutes of hate every day. I doubt this will add anything but white noise to an already terminally cancerous platform.
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by tonfreed 5y ago
Piece of shit company that declares another character gay to cover up any bad press turns out to be a piece of shit company. Can't say I'm surprised.
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by tonfreed 5y ago
I'm reluctant to ask for that much, though, when things open back up you'll be the first with your head on the block
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by tonfreed 5y ago
I think the debt problem is one of a predatory nature. I love music and history, but I came from a family that pretty much only got by because of welfare. I didn't have the time or money to waste getting a degree in something that had
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by tonfreed 5y ago
My 4 year bachelor's degree in Australia still cost me $60000. I'm still not convinced it was worth it
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by tonfreed 5y ago
It's amazing that a government can treat its citizens like chattel, and we have politicians here in the west that want to import that. It's disgusting

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