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by valiant55 1y ago
Yeah, I hate lawnmowers. I live next to a church/religious school and an apartment building both with a large yard. I don't mind the daily church bells at 6/12/7 but the constant lawn mowing is the worst.
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by valiant55 1y ago
If current events in America have taught us anything is that "most consumers" opinions is of no importance. I want to believe in democracy but when the public education system have been attacked for decades is hard to defer to the
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by valiant55 1y ago
Vote with your wallet doesn't work when other people still fork over the cash anyway. Look at microtranactions, universally hated, yet developers/publishers make money hand over fist because enough people are willing to pay.
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by valiant55 1y ago
On the flip side ex-Ubisoft employees seem to be finding success after their departure. Highly recommend Clair Obsur: Expedition 33.
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by valiant55 1y ago
The courts interpretation is pretty clearly the correct one. The title is laying it on a little thick as Apple very clearly tried to interpret the law in a way that favored them and then threw up a pretty shoddy defense to try to feign igno
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by valiant55 1y ago
Capitalism and the constant thirst for growth is killing society. Since when did universities care almost solely about renevnue and growth?
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by valiant55 1y ago
I usually dry mine on the burner for ~2 minutes after quickly drying with a paper towel, it doesn't have to get really hot to evaporate most of the water.
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by valiant55 1y ago
Intellectual Property, I believe it started as a book series but had movies, shows and I'm sure other media as well.
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by valiant55 1y ago
As a former Christian coming of age in the early 2000s there was a popular IP called "Left Behind" about the Rapture. I always thought the concept of the anti-christ was ridiculously absurd. That someone could convince Christ&#x27
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by valiant55 1y ago
Are you putting it in a code block (three back ticks)? The only issues I've had are character limits and sometimes Teams doesn't do a good job actually putting things in your clipboard.
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by valiant55 1y ago
Yeah, I don't get why sometimes people find comfort in pointing out how things could be worse, "Look at China/Russia!" Okay, why does that mean things couldn't be done better domestically?
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by valiant55 1y ago
Is cereal soup?
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by valiant55 1y ago
Nah, fascism is a whole separate evolutioninary line.
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by valiant55 1y ago
That's the hope but it's more like Pokemon in that late stage capitalism is the grotesque final evolution of capitalism.
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by valiant55 1y ago
Neat, but with restrictions like no reference types and looking at the examples, they are far from idiomatic C# as to be almost indistinguishable from C I'm trying to figure out the motivation. Maybe it's "because you can&quo
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by valiant55 1y ago
The Disney+ kids account doesn't have Lion King (animated) the last time I checked and I've run into similar issues on Netflix.
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by valiant55 1y ago
Does a JetBrains style license not address this exactly? You buy the current version and one year of updates. If you want updates after that you have to renew.
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by valiant55 2y ago
I imagine it's like kerning. If you know, you know but most of us can live in blissful ignorance.
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by valiant55 2y ago
Jeff has 5 kids (mentioned in the video). I'm surprised he had 6 hours to fluff around with a dishwasher in the first place. I have 2 and certainly am careful about how I spend any free time I manage to find.
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by valiant55 2y ago
Same, but maybe pie-pee-eye is better to distinguish is from pypy?
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by valiant55 2y ago
How isn't ICE the American secret police?
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by valiant55 2y ago
It might be people awakening and finally realizing how ignorant they are.
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by valiant55 2y ago
I had cranes constructing the library at Alexandria.
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by valiant55 2y ago
> I had to do things like guess hostnames and find out how and where things were running.. This isn't the worst thing in the world. I'd rather inherit something with little/no documentation that followed the standard busin
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by valiant55 2y ago
> DST/Standard time changes were an effort to solve the problem for 1 group of people, Midwestern farmers, and imposed it on everyone else. This is not true, DST has a long history and was first implemented in the US during WWI to
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by valiant55 2y ago
Obviously the other responder is being a little tongue-in-cheek but AGI to me would be virtually indistinguishable from a human in both ability to learn, grow and adapt to new information.
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by valiant55 2y ago
I mean doesn't help that he continues to spout Russia propaganda and seems to support Russia's interests over America's. At this point it doesn't matter because America is destabilized anyway.
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by valiant55 2y ago
You can submit bulk requests but as of a few years ago the full resolution isn't uploaded unless you are on their premium plan, the best option is to pull them from the devices directly.
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by valiant55 2y ago
With small claims the trouble isn't winning, it's collecting.
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by valiant55 2y ago
Then fork and maintain the project yourself, or maintain it as an extension. I'd argue the maintainers interests are the only ones that matter and the freedom of open source is that if you as a user don't like what's going on

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