aarond0623

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by aarond0623 22d ago
Unless it has changed, the posts are in random order; they aren't the latest, which makes the ones you see basically worthless.
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by aarond0623 2mo ago
The part I liked in Event Horizon was Laurence Fishburn's character seeing the logs of the crew going crazy and immediately turning it off and saying, "We're leaving." Probably the smartest decision made in a horror film
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by aarond0623 3mo ago
The prices are set largely by what consumers will tolerate. If everyone else is raising prices so consumers expect that, why wouldn't you do it, too?
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by aarond0623 3mo ago
Per the article, the bulb only had 4 MB storage and the idea is that each bulb's library would be a reflection of its creator. So there is no one list. Put whatever you want on it.
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by aarond0623 3mo ago
> This firmware comes pre-loaded with several books that are out of copyright and in the public domain, as an example. These are just public domain books provided as examples. You can put whatever you want on it.
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by aarond0623 3mo ago
Almost the entire article is about turning a light bulb into a Wi-Fi hotspot/web server, and your takeaway was, well actually, _The Color Purple_ is not technically banned. Unless I missed something I only spotted two book examples sin
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by aarond0623 4mo ago
It wasn't for one particular case. There were 3,000 lawsuits filed using it. And frankly a three year statute of limitations for sexual assault is ridiculous.
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by aarond0623 4mo ago
What mods do you use with SimCity 4? I've been wanting to get back into it and was looking for something like a mod pack without having to download a bunch of individual assets, but it doesn't seem to exist.
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by aarond0623 4mo ago
It is my understanding that we don't really know how this is pronounced and that this is just another instance of the Tetragrammaton [1] that is normally rendered as LORD with a few exceptions like this. This could just as easily be Ya
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by aarond0623 4mo ago
They chose to do make content about one of their fellow classmates they knew would be harmful and shared it with others. It doesn't matter how aroused they were. If you're aroused, there's petabytes of porn literally all over
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by aarond0623 4mo ago
The insider trading is pretty obvious right now.
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by aarond0623 4mo ago
Also kind of a weird complaint given how tied to Gnome Fedora is. Yes there are other spins but Gnome is the default DE.
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by aarond0623 5mo ago
He succeeded in opening a strait that was open a month ago in exchange for higher gas prices, destroying a nuclear program he himself said was already destroyed a year ago, killing an 86-year-old leader who would be dead in a couple of year
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by aarond0623 9mo ago
Normally not unless they travel on public roads. If it's just used for farming it doesn't have to be registered.
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by aarond0623 10mo ago
It's not even a competent textbox. Try to scan barcodes into it for example, or use it with Autohotkey. It has some sort of buffering issue and lags horribly whenever characters are input faster than a human.
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by aarond0623 10mo ago
This is confusing to me. You value the time to return the cart more than €1, but not more than €0?
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by aarond0623 11mo ago
The first amendment says "Congress shall make no law [...] abridging the freedom of speech." It's not a right granted to only certain groups. It's a restriction on what Congress, and by extension the government, can do.
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by aarond0623 11mo ago
> I still don't get what you think is "newsworthy", or what "should" be reported on. That people die from heart disease and cancer, especially when they get older, is common knowledge. That's what makes it l
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by aarond0623 1y ago
Ironically, I'm pretty sure you're thinking of this article by a Spotify engineer that has since been taken down: https://web.archive.org/web/20230410041435/https://engineeri... EDIT: > We n
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by aarond0623 1y ago
I've made that mistake before and the "plastic bag" cut my brake lines. Now I try to avoid anything in the road that shouldn't be there.
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by aarond0623 1y ago
These influencers are incentivized to not touch the wheel because then that ruins the goal of their video.
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by aarond0623 1y ago
I think the author just wanted to brag about their movie prop paper bag.
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by aarond0623 1y ago
> There are a lot of things wrong with the American health care system, but a lack of care for white males is not actually one of them. A lack of care for those who can't afford it is, though.
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by aarond0623 1y ago
Celestia had been operating for years. I was using it 20 years ago.
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by aarond0623 1y ago
The first one was portrayed in a clickbait "everything you know about electricity is wrong" way. There have been several response videos to it that lay out why it's misleading that explain it better than I can, but suffice to
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by aarond0623 1y ago
He's had a couple of misleading videos over the last few years that finally made me unsubscribe. Specifically the lightbulb with a 1 light second wire and the more recent video about light taking infinite paths. There was also the Waym
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by aarond0623 1y ago
You would direct the user to submit a bug to Firefox if the latest version doesn't fix the issue. That's how they learn if this change causes issues.
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by aarond0623 2y ago
It is, and they give them special phones for that reason. Obama had a special Blackberry limited to 10 people. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2013/dec/05/barack-ob...
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by aarond0623 2y ago
Not if they pass it via reconciliation.
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by aarond0623 2y ago
Doesn't this require foresight that your mouse may fail? It isn't enabled by default. Any other OS, you'll be able to at least tab around without the mouse.

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