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Its that way in all the niches, which makes it a set of all niches ==> mainstream thing.
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Debuggers sometimes simply write wrong values into those nice gui-windows- do not update the values they show, or just dont inform the reader that the value ceased to exist- at all.
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Could we have a research station beneath the ice ?
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By global standards - and ignoring there own little sub-phyle of amish-jews.
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It seems Diamond Age is not so far away by now. Emerging are the phyles, tribes of ideas, some social democratic, some autocratic. Welcome to europe candaduu. Also, you can loose your nation and citizenship, if you turn to other ideas. Beco
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I misread, and for a moment expected Giant Ships, transporting energy via pumped empty baphyspheres from offshore solarfarms.
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The only thing that has changed is the ability to demand opinion segragation and discussion protection, without beeing called out as undemocratic hyper-critter.
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The same that capitalists think. Those mongrel are so much better of due to my hard work. They have food, shelter and something to do with there lives. Else they would vandalize on the street. What if a slaveholder is a slave? Can dependan
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Remembering XP and Windows 7 i challenge that. Also for whom productive. At what time of measurement. If you deprecate a product and compare against that.
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Playing the substates in a competition against one another, preventing a social system - the companys.
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Completely agree.. there is no way those crazy aero-nauts can in any way replace the ship industry.
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Is a addict really that much worser off? At the end, all that remains of life, is sugar encoded eletricity in a jelly-fish on a walking sausage. They dont make copies of themselves though. My grandfather had a collague, who build a fast-br
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Just put into the faces video some random looping guy GIF. And you can kick the usual horny teenager. You can not have a video at all, and not use a microphone- just chatting. The internet is asexual by nature which is great. Your argument
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PLC Programming is years behind when it comes to software engineering, developing, testing and speed of deployment. A system that would allow for Change related Issue-tracking on the CAD-files of the controlled machine. A language that woul
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The average IT-Enthusiast on youtube,streaming a project is usually male. The participation there is voluntarily, no discrimination by google. You cant carry the dog to hunt.
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All out WW1 Mass Murdering with drafted civilians like the iran-iraq war?
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Geo-strategic irony: Because everyone has a secret nuke lying around, nobody engages in conflicts any more- thus the usual social tension valve beeing unused, leading to civil wars instead of the conventional wars. TL,DR; Iran vs SaudiArab
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Could some genetic engineered plants survive the upper layers of the atmosphere if they where able to fly/float?
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Lets not forget- every lousy software architect needs a demolition crew to clean up behind him. ;)
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Thats why some major companys are eaten alive by small companys- pride and prejudice.
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We have other sad excuses to shake you down. Petty drugs (Ganja), Copyrightviolations and beeing a Idiot (literally Privat-Man in ancient greek). Thus far, your list of things not found in the west can bef ound in the west.
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I remember the long faces, when i took my programming class through the introduction of floating points to the windows calculator- and they realized that this thing makes mistakes- (x/(9^64))*(9^64) != x And then the dawning realizati
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May i point out, that this is a excellent moment to completely and utterly trust the holy st. market to fix itself. After all its a state controlled market economy, attacking a free market economy, it can not win. Be strong in your faith in
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Introducing- the Insult Blockchain- so in 10.000 Generations your ancestors know you called that guy a maggot
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Conspiracy is hard work- eating, sleeping, those conspirators are superman/woman who can do without. If Conspirators hold you capable of everything, its sort of flattering - in a darth Vader, Astmatic sort of way..
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Sorry, Sir, but we got to dialyse your blood- there is t-rex urine in it
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It is as long as the state/ IPs do not have identity on every connection. It can even then be subverted, if somebody lets another user piggyback on that connection.
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The question is how can academia be cleansed of the biases? Secession of the scientific faculties from the unscientific? I think its not possible to make a "safe space" without politics and publics for research. So the only way to
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The guild of censors disapproves..
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You can replace work thoughts with work on your sideproject thoughts. That helps... a little bit
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