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601.
by zeruch 5y ago
EC was probably my favorite show as a kid, at least until I discovered the Muppet Show (which is still to this day one of my favorite shows). EC was brilliant.
602.
by zeruch 5y ago
I've done the same for quite some time, but since the Atlasian acquisition and the the last few rounds of changes, I'm seriously looking at alternatives (from Obsidian to Laverna to Focalboard to going back to paper)
603.
by zeruch 5y ago
You're question bears some qualification; by artists are you meaning concept/game artists, or something else? I've been moonlighting as a fine artist and illustrator for a few decades (with a brief diversion at an actual game
604.
by zeruch 5y ago
...depending on your legal department, it might be to ward off out of geo liabilities or expectations of support (whether actual or simply perceived).
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by zeruch 5y ago
No, I meant exactly what I said. It would have been one thing if he simply fathered Pakistans own program; while that might have raised eyebrows in Capitol Hill here in the US, it would not have fallen terribly outside expectations of secur
606.
by zeruch 5y ago
Good riddance TBH. His damage to international security will never be repaired.
607.
by zeruch 5y ago
That's going to escalated quickly. The Streisand Effect at "web scale"
608.
by zeruch 5y ago
It's a PR move to cow CA politicians to be more amenable to C-suites without challenge. It's theater. Petty, obstinate, twattish theater.
609.
by zeruch 5y ago
"The long term profit maximization strategy was to maximize profits only up to the point where you risk getting regulated by government." That is correct, but as with Wall ST, the addiction to the gamble has long been unhinged by
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by zeruch 5y ago
"The best I can come up with is that Facebook is so big that the "evil" is an emergent property of all the different things that are happening." I half agree. I do in fact think its ben baked in from the get go, just tha
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by zeruch 5y ago
Jakko first came into my ear canal orbit with his strange but very listenable jazz-inflected Dizrythmia project (which also was around the same time I had heard Gavin Harrison on albums by Incognito, so the two of them together was novel),
612.
by zeruch 5y ago
I've (so far) met Fripp, Levin, Jaksyzyk, and Mastellotto...all great dudes. Every iteration has something interesting to offer, and the combined talent pool really is staggering.
613.
by zeruch 5y ago
"I listen to or read probably 8hrs of news at double speed (so 16hrs) a day." So you spend more time trying to optimize input than comprehension or thoughtful contemplation.
614.
by zeruch 5y ago
I find the whole idea like a bad collection of Verhoeven film tropes gone unironically amok (but apathetically so).
615.
by zeruch 5y ago
" it does seem like the sort of thing that could get Facebook in trouble with a regulator if you squint at it." Oh, I hope so...
616.
by zeruch 5y ago
...it's the thrill of political theater. Red meat for partisan flunkies and great for the media cycle, but stupid and wasteful in every other respect.
617.
by zeruch 5y ago
No one thinks what this does for sites like the Gab-clones....lol. All these partisan hackjobs don't sem to realize there are blowback effects that can be leveraged, every...single...time.
618.
by zeruch 5y ago
I know quite a few of the CT crew, and they are some sharp folks. Well done.
619.
by zeruch 5y ago
Can we? Maybe. Will we? Probably not.
620.
by zeruch 5y ago
Nah is a blanket response to the parent post of hyperbole and faux-objectivity. His whole post was ridiculous; the GOP has always been just as, if not moreso ready to trade ANYTHING for "security" (security theater mostly), usuall
621.
by zeruch 5y ago
Based on your cursory reading skills, I'm inclined to weigh anything you comment on with the same. Minxin Pei isn't always someone I agree with (frankly, not remotely so), but he's no slouch on analysis of China policy and th
622.
by zeruch 5y ago
Nah.
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by zeruch 5y ago
No, he was long famous for being generally quite a conspiratorial, often fabulist, and perpetually furious radio personality for years prior.
624.
by zeruch 5y ago
It's the |Epoch Times...sorry, but that is pretty much ignorable.
625.
by zeruch 5y ago
Given that I don't trust lobbyists from the petrochem industry, I won't trust one from the "blue hydrogen" lobby either. It's all of the greediest, dumbest scorpions in an opaque bottle.
626.
by zeruch 5y ago
It sure as hell doesn't seem like it sometimes...
627.
by zeruch 5y ago
Mr. Cook needs to do some of that himself.
628.
by zeruch 5y ago
"controlling the narrative" is absolutely the line of defense here.
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by zeruch 5y ago
"they inspired me, helped me grow, and left me in a much better state than they found me. Having managed multiple teams myself, it can be a fuckin' slog. There have always been one or two extremely high maintenance people on the t
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by zeruch 5y ago
I'm likely biased in that I've run a nearly 100% remote team for almost a decade. I don't find it difficult (most of the time; some days trying to manage multiple geos when multiple escalations are in play can be trying, but

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