Underphil

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by Underphil 1mo ago
Everyone's situation is different I suppose. But I do tire when people choose the convenience over the freedom. Not saying that's what you're doing, but I hear it often enough.
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by Underphil 1mo ago
Just curious... are you unable to get a physical card or just don't want to?
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by Underphil 2mo ago
Honestly, I'm beginning to feel the same at this point. How many stories of people getting burned do we need before we collectively wake up?
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by Underphil 4mo ago
The reason I think I'm overreacting is because I'm a natively English-speaking straight white guy. If I wasn't I'd have already fled.
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by Underphil 4mo ago
This is a bizarrely revisionist take. Perhaps you weren't around at the time but that was not standard MO in the slightest. Obviously they were incredibly scummy in other ways, but that was not one of them. //Edit : I see fro
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by Underphil 4mo ago
I received mine in 2020 and have decided to move back home. The uncertainty in general just keeps me up at night. Feels like the goalposts could move at any moment. I know I'm likely overreacting but it is what it is.
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by Underphil 4mo ago
Whether it would happen or not is immaterial. The perceived threat is enough. I've been here on a green card since 2016 and haven't left the country since his second term since I share the exact same fears.
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by Underphil 4mo ago
Conversely, I wince everytime I'm called 'sir' in an American restaurant or shop.
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by Underphil 5mo ago
I also found it truly brutal to read and got fed around the same spot. I hate this style so much.
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by Underphil 5mo ago
You could if you parallelized the operation. Probably tantamount to torture though.
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by Underphil 5mo ago
“I was using, at times, pretty lackluster equipment, simply because I had no money to buy anything better,” he said. Later, he moved on to digital audio tape, or DAT, and, as technology progressed, to solid-state digital recorders."
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by Underphil 5mo ago
It does, but for critical apps (that might have some awful security holes) it guarantees them space.
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by Underphil 6mo ago
I'd agree with this take where possible. Trying to explain the idea requires all the listeners to imagine the same thing in their head. If you can show them something, it's worth a thousand words.. I have this with a colleague rig
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by Underphil 6mo ago
What is the blue and green bubble thing? I've never used an iPhone so don't understand the term. Does it classify messages as iMessage and non-iMessage?
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by Underphil 6mo ago
Yes, but that was coupled with other factors like them strongarming vendors, already being hugely dominant on desktops and abusing that position et al. I don't see this as being the same. Maybe my bar here is wrong, but it doesn't
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by Underphil 6mo ago
I don't think any of what you're describing are legal "monopolies". I don't have a single Apple product in my life but I'm fairly sure there's nothing I'm prevented from doing because of that.
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by Underphil 6mo ago
I think the point was that not ALL sarcasm works well. I see what you did there, of course :)
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by Underphil 6mo ago
Assuming you actually take the time to retroactively understand what you just did and don't become a slop-ministrator.
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by Underphil 6mo ago
"Apprehend"?
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by Underphil 6mo ago
Could you explain why?
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by Underphil 6mo ago
...and then you have long time Linux users (like me) who cannot feel any of the benefit of removing that overhead. The only difference I can tell between X and Wayland on my machines is that Wayland doesn't work with some stuff.
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by Underphil 6mo ago
At any one time I would assume there are thousands of people in the world who are replacing their existing vehicle right at this very moment for normal reasons.
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by Underphil 6mo ago
Also a motorcyclist. I've seen perhaps 6 or 7 Waymos whilst riding. One pulled out of curbside parking space right in front me. It wasn't life or death or anything like that, but I was close enough that it was a real "dick mo
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by Underphil 6mo ago
There's understandably a lot of negativity in here, myself included. But isn't this at least good to create a "jumping off" point for building a game? The demos might be shit but using them to create a basis for an idea
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by Underphil 6mo ago
Krome & Time - Studio One https://youtu.be/SdelbMo_YZM Absolutely love this.
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by Underphil 6mo ago
In heavy metal, especially in modern down-tuned genres, this is often used as an artistic choice.
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by Underphil 7mo ago
Hardly surprising. Counterpoints are obviously going to be more detailed.
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by Underphil 8mo ago
We've been through the big three, starting with AWS, then GCP and now Azure. I long for the days of AWS and GCP.
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by Underphil 8mo ago
Is this really true though? Don't they have ways of tracking the returns on advertising investment? I would have thought that after a certain amount of time these ad buys would show themselves as worthless if they actually were .
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by Underphil 8mo ago
I had the same experience, but the difference these days seems to be that so many people can't NOT talk about politics. There are certain folk who just find a way to shoehorn it into any conversation. It is really draining. This is ane

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