RubberMullet

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by RubberMullet 4y ago
Softimage, this is was the first 3D software that I really learned and the UI/UX was way ahead of its time. Macromedia Director, it was amazing how quickly you could create an interactive standalone app or CD-ROM.
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by RubberMullet 4y ago
>But mainstream journalists almost to a fault genuinely view their job as bringing important facts to their audience, and they care about getting things right. What you call "mainstream media" I call "corporate media"
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by RubberMullet 4y ago
What concerns me more than the collapse of many of our intuitions is the fact that the Neocons have emerged from the rubble. Regardless of party or political leanings there was a time when Neocons were universally reviled. Watching people l
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by RubberMullet 4y ago
What would you consider good journalism these days? And is the right wing news industry bigger or smaller than the left wing side of things?
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by RubberMullet 5y ago
Quit my job as the CTO at a small Bay Area startup. One too many failed startups had taken their toll, I felt like a boxer that had lost his chin. Thought about culinary school and becoming a chef but after reading Kitchen Confidential, I c
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by RubberMullet 5y ago
Slashdot -> F'd Company forum -> MetaFilter -> HN Big thanks to dang and everyone involved.
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by RubberMullet 5y ago
No, he means the raw unedited videos, like the ones on channel he linked. The extensively edited and cherry-picked videos are the ones shown by corporate media and partisans.
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by RubberMullet 5y ago
All of our problems go away?! Which demographic do you think this policy will affect the most, for example, in California[0]? [0]: https://covid19.ca.gov/state-dashboard/#ethnicity-gender-age
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by RubberMullet 5y ago
If you wear a seat belt while driving a car do you intend to crash? Do you have any idea how many people were open carrying that night and never fired a shot? Rittenhouse hit every target he aimed at and all whom had attacked him. 100% of t
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by RubberMullet 5y ago
You either didn't watch any of the videos from that night or don't know what trigger happy means. Rittenhouse made a number of mistakes but being trigger happy was not one of them.
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by RubberMullet 5y ago
And you are ignoring the events that led up to a kid walking around with powerful weapon in the middle of a riot. In your other post, that is now flagged, you talked about how other countries have a "monopoly on violence". That mo
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by RubberMullet 5y ago
Fond memories of using BDB with Software.com/Openwave's InterMail software, which powered a large portion of the world's email back in the day. The name raised a few eyebrows during meetings with customers.
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by RubberMullet 5y ago
Given how ridiculous my comment was I didn't feel the need to preface it with any sort of sarcasm warning. My apologies.
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by RubberMullet 5y ago
>There is little evidence of such analysis being suppressed. ... >Most people who care about this research are indeed crackpots, unfortunately. Where is the evidence to support this statement?
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by RubberMullet 5y ago
Not like Snowden, Kiriakou, or Binney. This whole thing has been carefully orchestrated. She probably has a position at the Brookings Institute waiting for her but not before she completes her podcast/talk show book tour.
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by RubberMullet 5y ago
Insight porn is another way of describing it. And these guests tend to do more than one podcast in a short period of time which, coupled with social media, contributes to the Baader–Meinhof phenomenon[0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia
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by RubberMullet 5y ago
So Assange intentionally leaked all the documents in a quasi-suicidal act? Domscheit-Berg had nothing to do with it? https://www.spiegel.de/international/world/leak-at-wikileaks...
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by RubberMullet 5y ago
Do you believe Assange lied about Daniel Domscheit-Berg being the source for the unredacted cables and his conversation with Cliff Johnson was all for show? Why did he break his own protocol and release so many documents en mass?
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by RubberMullet 5y ago
I believe this goes way beyond the fear of vaccination. There is rampant distrust in many of our institutions and I would argue this isn't unfounded. We are witnessing profound and fundamental issues that go beyond what some perceive a
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by RubberMullet 5y ago
> it's like "racism is great" vs "racism is awful" Or like "racism is great" vs "racism is awful" vs "this isn't racism".
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by RubberMullet 5y ago
I'm almost 50 and I've bounced between white collar and blue collar work, union and nonunion, during my professional career. It is indeed depressing and was never more palpable, IME, than in academia of all places. Thomas Frank wr
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by RubberMullet 5y ago
A troll and trolling were already being misused back in the early 90s on Usenet and MUDs. That ship has sailed.
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by RubberMullet 6y ago
How are you measuring the scale and impact of Qanon? And lets not forget about the red baiting of Tulsi Gabbard.
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by RubberMullet 6y ago
Watch this video instead: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPFtUiTncy8 Seth Schiesel, an NYT vet and old school WoW player interviews Morhaime during April of this year.
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by RubberMullet 6y ago
Fond memories of playing my warrior and cleric at the same time using a program called tintin++. An early form of multiboxing only with unix shells instead. The server was Apocalypse which appears to still be running.
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by RubberMullet 7y ago
The Evaporative Cooling Effect[0]. [0] https://blogs.cornell.edu/info2040/2015/10/14/the-evaporativ...
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by RubberMullet 7y ago
115 when logged in, 25 when logged out.
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Draco Bush Plane Crashes(youtube.com)
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by RubberMullet 9y ago
Every time I read about one of these discoveries I'm reminded of Zeugma[1] and the effort to save the artifacts and mosaics[2] discovered there before it was flooded. The BBC made a great documentary[3] about it. [1] https:/&#x2F
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by RubberMullet 10y ago
When I lived in Santa Barbara 15+ years ago one of the local barbers I went to claimed that he and a friend, I believe they were eight or nine at the time, were playing at a secluded section of the beach one day when all of a sudden a naked

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