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Romanulus
1y ago
"Centralizing the decentralized." --(probably) Cloudflare
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Romanulus
2y ago
Can you explain to me why funneling US tax dollars to other nations is a bad thing?
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Romanulus
4y ago
Playing Deus Ex, of course.
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Romanulus
4y ago
Wow, that seems early in the days of gaming to be doing that... good entrepreneurial spirit! How did you facilitate the sale IRL (and what kind of amounts were you selling)? I'm curious!
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Romanulus
5y ago
Meritocracy be damned.
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Romanulus
5y ago
That's an interesting use of the word 'convince' you've made there.
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Romanulus
6y ago
I can't imagine proof (or the worth of proof) for something imagined.
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Romanulus
6y ago
Hence the hard pass. It's not like they are providing it for free and need to make money somehow. "Do the right thing."
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Romanulus
6y ago
That's awesome! When I was in my early teens I went through a similar stint and also emailed him with my thoughts, kudos and thanks. Also to my surprise he wrote back with a genuine message and note. What a guy.
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Romanulus
6y ago
... Battle Fatigue!
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Romanulus
6y ago
How cool would it be if she got hired to work on another update for Prison Architect?
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Romanulus
6y ago
I would wager that you do not have children.
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Romanulus
6y ago
Have you considered the converse of very larger companies that have a stranglehold on their market (like Walmart, perhaps) pushing for a higher minimum wage to stifle smaller businesses in the same domain? It seems like a viable tactic, tho
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Romanulus
6y ago
Ouch... that's kind of bleakly sad. Reminds me of the video of a very inebriated old Polish man doing a breathalizer test who mistakenly takes a swig of the device (instead of blowing into it) and then promptly falling over. We are d
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Romanulus
6y ago
Welding folks into their homes was a bit extreme... but at least they can get back to their normal lives now! /s
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Romanulus
6y ago
All data will be used against you!
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Romanulus
6y ago
How about a Brazillion?
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Romanulus
6y ago
Unless he's ordered to stay away from computers for that time.
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Romanulus
6y ago
Damn... you just took a pencil to space with that comment. :)
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Romanulus
6y ago
This is interesting and I'd love to hear some kind of real-science debunking (as I'm sure it would be the case)... or conversely, showing someone (via video and some kind of monitoring device) directing air in and out of one or th
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Romanulus
6y ago
All cool tech aside, I'll be sure to update the single light-bulb hanging from a thread in my interrogation room now.
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Romanulus
6y ago
Can you be more specific?
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Romanulus
6y ago
It doesn't necessarily need to be about politics.
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Romanulus
6y ago
I hope it will be funny enough to draw the ire of the cancel-community.
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Romanulus
6y ago
Can you provide more some examples beyond item drops? It's easy enough to design a level with certain items laying around...
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Romanulus
6y ago
Implement this on infinite scrolling sites with sounds of crying and screaming, then we're talkin'.
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Romanulus
6y ago
... and sell!
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Romanulus
6y ago
So what you're implying is that if everyone had everything they needed (perhaps prescribed by someone else), then we would need little or no policing? No cuts, no bandage! This reminds me of the movie "The Invention of Lying&quo
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Romanulus
6y ago
Probably. I recall Project Veritas showing hidden video of a Twitter dev speaking about databases that link all profiles of someone (using things like IPs, fingerprints, etc. to stitch the relationships together).
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Romanulus
6y ago
Who could have predicted that an overarching government program to control and regulate content on the internet is failing?
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