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by w0de0 5y ago
Isn’t there some level of faith, small f, required to keep this technical religious practice up? It’s undeniably burdensome, and perhaps a bit silly to the outsider - and goyim culture is not hermetically sealed off, observant Jews know mos
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In a sense, but the trial in Indonesia indicated both assassins were duped into thinking it was harmless prank. They were more the weapon than the assassin.
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Hmm. I think we may be parsing that last sentence differently. I read "making it easier for Democrats and Republicans to live side by side [by addressing public policy issues], President Biden might [cause trust to be restored]."
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by w0de0 5y ago
The quote from the paper asserts republicans and democrats self-sort in housing choices by weighting different property features - walkability, yard size - differently. The study extract asserts that people do not use the partisan compositi
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Of course it was an intentional reference! The meat of the meaning is in the reference, not the plain words!
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The plan - pump a bunch of cool water under the big fire mountain - is either inspired or hubristic, foolish simplicity. I’ve not the knowledge to tell.
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If you’ll permit me, your identification sounds very much like a conscious exercise in reason: calling out and remembering unique physical features as mnemonic devices. That’s different than the subconscious facial recognition our brains pu
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I don’t think free will and autonomous action as described by a verb are equivalent.
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by w0de0 5y ago
Again, I disagree. The adoption of technical shit is a whim of the ignorant mass; macOS users largely don’t care that smart engineers built Unix, BSD, NextStep, they don’t care for the technical opinions inherent to the development. In righ
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by w0de0 5y ago
The polite society he refers to which originated this standard is the English gentry, with whom American political culture has much more in common than either the Latin aristocracies you mention or the Gallic working class. In America there
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by w0de0 5y ago
This is a sophomoric understanding of our complex nation and its many power centers. Cynicism is an easy masquerade for wisdom, but don’t fool yourself too.
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I disagree. Some moral outrage is required in this situation. Well-informed, quiet opinions are not always a mechanism for change, especially with such wealth involved.
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That seems nonsensical, unnecessary, impossible to organize in an institution of such a size as the military- industrial complex, and unlikely to create the type of reaction you posit - when revealed, I imagine the reception a bad, inexplic
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No, actually, that’s the point they allude to: that free will might be an illusion, a hallucination. No one denies the lived experience of free will, the inquiry into it asks if we can quantify that qualia without resorting to complete dete
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by w0de0 5y ago
This is not an argument for the existence free will. I think it’s an argument that free will’s absence is no loss, since the deterministic choices of humans are expressions of unique paths of their consciousness in space time. Uniqueness as
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by w0de0 5y ago
You can use Microsoft Remote Desktop Beta to skip the VM/Intel MBA.
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by w0de0 6y ago
Thou shalt not make unto thee a graven image, nor any manner of likeness, of any thing that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth; That’s done some numbers on artists’ potentials.
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by w0de0 6y ago
No, I can say it’s gone pretty well. Both the Kerberos SSO and directory services bind/network accounts work exactly as expected. As you say particularly mobile accounts have always sucked for managing passwords especially for a mobile
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by w0de0 6y ago
“Active Directory Auth” is a native part of macOS, though there are third party directory services auth mechanisms like Nomad.
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I refuse to accept that my life must fulfill some utilitarianism of nebulous “value,” I would sooner ascribe to a Calvinist predestination than accept that framework for living. This suffers from a fundamental problem. If the creation of va
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by w0de0 6y ago
"The government" is a massive institution inclusive of multiple separate power bases, agencies, motivations, responsibilities, and bosses. It doesn't view me as anything; parts of it view - if "view" is the right ve
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by w0de0 6y ago
> Our job in life is to engage in value creation. That's grim! It's not my job in life.
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And the most vulnerable device around...
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You people are atrocious pedants.
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Our planet ate its sibling in the stellar womb.
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Pay spaceX to shoot it into the sun, why not?
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DocBook(en.wikipedia.org)
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A better source than Russian Wikipedia: https://nsarchive.gwu.edu/briefing-book/russia-programs/2017...
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In a 1000 years there will be PhDs specializing in just the analysis of Twitter during 2016.
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Ah, sure, the next generation pays, even as they generate even more debt themselves. I acknowledge it's a Ponzi scheme. But well managed, and expecting consistent growth in the productivity of our society over generations, the Ponzi sc

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