yesco

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by yesco 8y ago
I more or less do just that by watching Japanese stuff instead, it isn't exactly "independent" but good enough for my purposes.
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by yesco 8y ago
Why would they even need to turn it back? I'm sure some of it might be salvageable but I thought the point was more towards just containing it.
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by yesco 8y ago
The question is whether it is viable for creators to earn a living through YouTube, or even to just host their content. With YouTube randomly shutting down channels and demonetizing at the drop of a hat, it's clear that it is no longer
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by yesco 8y ago
Ah I see, so it's the same as when I buy food at the grocery store, store it in my freezer for a month, cook it and then finally eat it during lunch. It doesn't count as being collected until I eat it since I obviously don't
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by yesco 8y ago
>The time is coming when YouTube will not be a viable place for creators. Looks to me like it already is.
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by yesco 8y ago
I find it ironic that they kept lowering the priority since an extension already added the ability, yet that very same extension no longer works thanks to their recent API changes. Perhaps lowering the priority several times wasn't tha
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by yesco 8y ago
Even to this day Firefox doesn't have websocket frame inspection. Its very frustrating to me that dev tools aren't a higher priority for Firefox. As they are now, they are only slightly worse than Chromes which is unacceptable co
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by yesco 8y ago
You're definitely right about this, the fact that even /r/4chan isn't quarantined despite the content of it's comment section tells you everything you need to know. WPD had very strict rules imposed before the quara
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by yesco 8y ago
> I find the proliferation of XDG directories confusing, mostly because they're misused. Why should a game's save files be under .config? A game's save should be $XDG_DATA_HOME, misuse is exactly that, misuse. I have hundr
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by yesco 8y ago
Why not just use a different search engine? Was the library that much easier in this case?
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by yesco 8y ago
Oh very neat, I already mostly do this via "Select All Tabs" -> "Bookmark Selected Tabs" on the tab bar. I like how this addon appears to streamline that bit and shows them on the new tab page.
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by yesco 8y ago
> to prevent an angry mob from taking away someone's platform What? My reply had nothing to do with defending platforms from angry mobs. To reiterate in case you are misunderstanding something, if a company fits the criteria I state
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by yesco 8y ago
> Would you like the government to come force me at gunpoint to let him use my soapbox? That's easy, are you the only one with that soapbox? Do you own all the soapboxes? Are you a Corporation who is taking advantage of it's ma
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by yesco 8y ago
I dislike how people use "conspiracy theory" so dismissively these days. They were likely referring to what was shown in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptiWBrd9YbQ .
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by yesco 8y ago
That's completely ridiculous, there are plenty of far more efficient and less convoluted means of committing genocide.
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by yesco 8y ago
>I wonder where these people live where they don’t experience homeless people begging for their change daily. As someone who lives in New England, I personally never see any homeless people unless I'm visiting a major city like Bost
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by yesco 8y ago
> Post history is relevant to assess if the person you're talking to has a very strongly set view on an extremely complex matter. If they do, that suggests that the reasons for the person spending time defending that view might not
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by yesco 8y ago
How would his post history be relevant? Do you think only like-minded individuals should be debated with?
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by yesco 8y ago
I believe there are sequel MMOs to it and they likely didn't want to pay any developers to deal with the changes that they would otherwise pay to work on their new stuff.
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by yesco 8y ago
Have you considered that a law being "flexible" and "able to move with the times" is exactly why someone wouldn't like it being vague? A law that is "flexible" means that it's a law that can be arbitr
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by yesco 8y ago
Wow this is amazing, how have I never heard of this before? Thank you for sharing this.
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by yesco 9y ago
Maybe people just searched it because they were curious if his last name was spelled in American English? Its a pretty big stretch but it's something I could see myself doing since it would be kind of interesting if it was spelled the
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by yesco 10y ago
Wow that was really disheartening to read. Definitely didn't expect that level of childishness.
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by yesco 11y ago
Wow I'm surprised it never got traction until now, seemed pretty interesting to me.
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by yesco 11y ago
This is surprising, I guess having it has an IE default really has more of an impact then I expected. I wonder how much the amazon gift card thing helped as well.
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by yesco 11y ago
It really was the coolest thing when you escaped the final test chamber and found yourself alone in the abandoned facility; the music just stops. Up until that point you knew something was wrong but not quite what. The lack of scientists in
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by yesco 11y ago
Certainly makes it easier.
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by yesco 11y ago
In my town you just have to sort the plastics from the papers and they will collect it for free every Tuesday. The trash bags on the other hand are very expensive and not very big, I find myself trying to get as much as I can in my recyclin
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by yesco 11y ago
Yeah I still think its a good idea, its nice to have all that information stored somewhere. If its in json then I can use it in a program or if I want to do it manually then I can read the json file directly. Definitely better then the scri
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by yesco 11y ago
I wouldn't exactly say it's irrelevant. It can be a good way of showing how easy it is to just make up quotes in a very obvious way, but I would be lying if I said it wasn't a bit overused on some sites.

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