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by weaksauce 1y ago
> Are you a moderate who has a better plan? stop supporting moderate politicians that appeal to no damn person. find someone with charisma like obama. there is no magical moderate voter that the dems keep hoping to appeal to. they alread
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by weaksauce 1y ago
i don't know how you can say they play favorites. internal memos show that suzuki knew that they had a rollover issue because of the narrow wheelbase and CR called them out on it through testing.
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by weaksauce 1y ago
they added a backdoor that is not audit logged. that's why.
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by weaksauce 1y ago
I have one in mine. though it's a bosch which is german owned.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
yeah well on thursday he shit the bed on the economy so i guess we've moved on. stupid tariffs are one thing but the extrajudicial deportation and imprisonment is quite a worse thing if unchecked.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
there is https://github.com/emacsmirror/git-timemachine which is really nice if you use emacs.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
sure it creates some work for someone that is invested in getting more milk for their coffee. hardly onerous and removes a lot of daily checking for the purchaser.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
you mean memory T cell right? As I understand it B cells are created by T cells to an acute infection.(they also kill infected cells but this is a gross simplification and i'm not a epidemiologist.)
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by weaksauce 2y ago
ok but the solution should be "parent better" vs. "legislate our privacy away"
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by weaksauce 2y ago
to buy vape products online in california you have to submit your id to a third party id verification service. that's incredibly intrusive and could be where these laws go.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
> This is just pure government regulation causing rationing and harming people. having worked in the space... you are at the level of knowledge of "you don't know what you don't know." it's regulated for good rea
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by weaksauce 2y ago
if you make 100k a year that payout is 71 years worth of your wages. absurd.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
ok but that is just moving the goalpost from the plugins are crap to i don't like electron. idc what you do but for anyone that wants vscode with vim bindings the neovim ones are great.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
> you might want to read about World War II. you didn't read enough about wwii then. giving putin ukraine emboldens him further just like hitler
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by weaksauce 2y ago
use the neovim one ... it's actual vim + vscode.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
i’m more for right to repair than not but i can see unintended consequences of things like iphones being bulkier and heavier if modular components like batteries are required in the broadest reach of the concept. these bills may be narrower
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by weaksauce 2y ago
steamdeck runs on linux so that should eventually make games on linux mostly compatible and maybe even one day make it so that pc gamers don't have to have windows at all... chicken and egg thing though
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by weaksauce 2y ago
a regional is a major airline if not in name but in practice. they contracted out for delta and are considered commercial aviation for the statistics. they had 80 people on board which is still quite a lot of people... smaller than a 777 su
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by weaksauce 2y ago
there's https://github.com/Diolinux/PhotoGIMP but i'm not sure how well that mimics photoshop in day to day stuff. hopefully they make strides in usability because it wasn't there the last time i tried i
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by weaksauce 2y ago
the ruby is faster than c is because of the yjit. they are moving a lot of c ruby standard library and core language stuff into ruby code so the yjit can optimize it better. akin to java and their bytecode being able to optimize things on t
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by weaksauce 2y ago
it's faster than python in some tests that i've seen.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
i'm not particularly fond of sweets in my adult life but in my child years it was something i loved. i don't know why anyone would think a child wouldn't like a sweet ball of treat
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by weaksauce 2y ago
are you sure about that? it makes it so that he can approve drilling in the gulf because it's not named the same. or at least that's his idea to subvert biden's drilling ban... we'll see if it is the case.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
how is this not a cult? if a toyota or mercedes car veered off into a light pole would they write the same tweets? unless this is sarcasm that can, at best in the current times, be construed as serious.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
I assume they ban the use of open net and not something like this which reduces the harms of the open net style. concentrating the excrement on the bottom of the floor being a big one and polluting the sea with lice treatments being another
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by weaksauce 2y ago
cool workflow... is this documented anywhere?
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by weaksauce 2y ago
this is not a good change.
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by weaksauce 2y ago
> then wouldn't they want to spread the info and blame it on the "dirty illegals" or whatever? pretty sure the ideology is to remove every social safety net and service to "prove" government doesn't work and
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by weaksauce 2y ago
why does the java application/postgres output the id instead of omitting it in the first place?
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by weaksauce 2y ago
that's an insane amount of money if it's accurate. wonder why they couldn't just negotiate with hbo to let them free and have someone else do their part.

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