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by zeruch 5y ago
" it just means your important jazz doesn't have the value you ascribe to it" that's one hell of a stretch. Failure by a broader audience to understand a genre (or only want to casually consume one part of it passively)
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by zeruch 5y ago
"Corruption "at all levels" requires coordination and/or a common stance towards it." No such thing is required beyond the common stance of 'venal self-interest' regardless of organizational mandate. With
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by zeruch 5y ago
"The stupidity of current discourse uses social media, of course, because that's the dominant media, but I don't believe they caused it. " And certainly based on past statements he's made, I took that the tech augm
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by zeruch 5y ago
It felt very rough around the edges a decade ago, and I have yet to see any real change since.
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by zeruch 5y ago
" in good districts " And therein is one of the bigger problems.
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by zeruch 5y ago
It's got it's quirks (and could improve in that regard) but its consistent and has a much more responsive ecosystem. I'm pleased with it so far.
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by zeruch 5y ago
What he regrets is being outmaneuvered by other, more apex jackwagons in the industry. He's a schmuck.
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by zeruch 5y ago
I was excommunicated from Twitter on fairly laughable grounds (like all social networks these days, they elude exposure by being as oblique/obtuse in moderation as possible), and then allowed endless nonsense because it was 'engag
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by zeruch 5y ago
Weirdly, this may be an unintentional bug, but it certainly READS as on-brand for AT&T.
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by zeruch 5y ago
The literal only thing that keeps me from moving to Jellyfin is that I cannot seem to get it to work with a Chromecast. If that worked (and I'm not sure if its a cert problem or something else) I'd be happily away from Emby/P
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by zeruch 5y ago
...only of it's gravitas or validity.
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by zeruch 5y ago
"I personally would like companies to be less ideological in general. " The irony here is laughable.
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by zeruch 5y ago
...as if there was any chance it wouldn't be a complete orgy of incompetent bungling. It's trite, but Trump can't even operate a casino without bankrupting it, which is a unique level of utter ineptitude. He has decades of tr
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by zeruch 5y ago
"The idea of the republican working class party has always been more of a clever rhetorical strategy than a reality." Always? No. But certainly since the 1970s.
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by zeruch 5y ago
I think that depends what is baked in...using an algorithm to seek things one actually explicitly ask for/configs for, versus something that gets more oblique and "predictive" or makes decisions FOR you...let's give the
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by zeruch 5y ago
The difference between you and I is that we both fund our art habits via our day jobs in tech but I didn't make the change...I started this way from the get go intentionally so that I could make my art career the way I wanted (a compul
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by zeruch 5y ago
Not even going to click the link, as I'm sure it's a germ of an interesting data point wrapped in self-conflagratory turd. For every "exodus" article, is statistics that show fairly typical ebbs and flows (and I say this
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by zeruch 5y ago
I have family in So Miguel and Santa Maria...the attitude is much the same.
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by zeruch 5y ago
If we pick where we live based on likelihood of natural disaster, we basically reduced the human footprint to maybe 2% of the planetary landmass. :)
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by zeruch 5y ago
It did destroy a significant portion of the city, and the rebuilding was a centerpoint of the Marquis de Pombal, whose expanding rule/influence was largely won based on his skill at using the rebuild to enact all manner of political ch
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by zeruch 5y ago
Thank you for either 1. being humor-deficient or 2. intentionally misinterpreting what I stated for your own self-righteous indignation performance opportunity. Even if you removed my snark, if one looks at his prosecution as a byproduct of
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by zeruch 5y ago
"The reason no one is building expensive apartments in these areas with socialist like governments" That sentence is absurd, and shows either someone with an ax to grind, or who has never traveled anywhere unfamiliar to what he pr
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by zeruch 5y ago
"admittedly anti-Christian Wikipedia" Yep, 12 years of Jesuit / Marianist education taught me exactly that your kind of religiosity...is trash.
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by zeruch 5y ago
Harvey Weinstein?
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by zeruch 5y ago
"Popehat seems to be falling into the trap of thinking the precisely defining something will lead to clarity." It's not a trap, it's essentially true. Clarity doesn't mean solvability, but reducing ambiguity, or at
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by zeruch 5y ago
Your is so far the only comment that seems to have actually read and understood the piece. Bravo.
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by zeruch 5y ago
...hit the nail on the head. By 'as close to none' I pretty much meant "any cookie that isn't about authentication and/or holding state of something as an authenticated user that would matter"
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by zeruch 5y ago
It's good to be explicit about what content you are seeking, as historically spots like 500px were very photo-centric, and other places were a catch-all for anything and how sites gain an identity/curate/attract users can b
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by zeruch 5y ago
"i dont get this weird journalist hate fest about "techies" " Then you are likely part of the problem. :)
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by zeruch 5y ago
What if you are less a photographer and more an artist/illustrator?

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