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by bragh 15d ago
Sure. And there were never any restrictions during COVID either, right?
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by bragh 15d ago
Social media is upstream from beliefs and actions that happen in real life. Not even by mid-2000's, early days of 4chan, could people claim that Internet and real life are separate. The same people who write those kind of things on Twi
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by bragh 15d ago
Not sure if honest mistake, but this is what was going on in Twitter and Tumblr for a long while. Obviously in recent years people are trying to walk back on it because of the backlash.
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by bragh 15d ago
Complaining about blowback when for the past 15+ years the mainstream cultural narrative has been #killallmen, "COVID-19 vaccines came too early, not enough men died", "religious people should be sent to labour camps" an
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by bragh 27d ago
Unattractive nerdy kids being able to escape generational poverty thanks to programming skills is what broke law, business and politics caste members minds. It is unfathomable that somebody could be paid well for a job when they didn't
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by bragh 28d ago
That comparison figure of LaTeX vs Typst is ridiculous, choosing math-dense example for LaTeX vs classical markdown text for Typst. Yes, Typst syntax is much simpler https://typst.app/docs/reference/math/ bu
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by bragh 1mo ago
Exactly this. That would probably not have been a good ending without the donated PC and shared ADSL connection between neighbors. God bless Debian.
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by bragh 1mo ago
He did claim harassment with the police against the journalist who was initally investigating him: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c0rd9y99grzo Now consider that this was in UK.
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by bragh 1mo ago
And now, "it's still in the package!"
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by bragh 1mo ago
It's an interesting topic, though. If Latin is backwards because of assocation with European cultures, what are biologists nowadays proposing to replace it with? Some kind of universal coding system like ISBN or DOI?
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by bragh 2mo ago
Quite a few people do believe that a good specification is long, has multiple levels of headings, interspersed bold text, bullet points, and so on. Definitely, this is what they have seen happen throughout their lives: competent people have
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by bragh 2mo ago
Yes, but the film was made for modern audiences using the modern translation. Isn't it somewhat ridiculous to criticize a film for exactly following the cultural conventions it is supposed to follow?
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by bragh 2mo ago
It was a direct quote from the review. Yes, she did use "sex scenes".
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by bragh 2mo ago
Fair enough about the other points. But this is a ridiculous "hot take": > There are no sex scenes, and all the food looks horrible. Yes and if there were sex scenes, then the film would get criticized for having sex scene(s),
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by bragh 2mo ago
Awful choice for whom exactly? From their point of view, it is the rational choice.
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by bragh 2mo ago
They crashed yes, but not for too long and they did recover. And was it ever confirmed it was because of vibe coding? Not sure how much if any it even impacted their stock.
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by bragh 2mo ago
Maybe we just aren't far enough in the vibe coding side of things and there are still too many people in the industry who still pay attention to details, so no major catastrophes haven't happened yet because of vibe coding. So the
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by bragh 3mo ago
Oh, the people who work on secure boot, attestation, DRM, and other such features know very well, but don't care. This is because the claimed benefits for them, such as less hackers, less malware, less bot traffic, outweigh any possibl
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by bragh 5mo ago
Yes. It's not a hard concept?
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by bragh 7mo ago
Say what? Technology has been awesome, it pretty much eliminates the risk in social interactions. With Internet, you are not forced to be part of a community you have no interest in and who do not like you anyway because of your interests,
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by bragh 8mo ago
The phrasing in your sources is absolutely horrible and brings back high school vibes of "lonely kids are bad because they are lonely, so they must be bullied to make them normal again". Just great.
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by bragh 8mo ago
> lots of them stay adolescent well into their 30s and require a caregiver or a substitute mom more than a gf/wife What do you actually mean by this part?
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by bragh 8mo ago
Amazing, checked just now and seems that these are now in stock in many places. When I checked last week, they weren't, seems like some stock got released for EU then.
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by bragh 8mo ago
In EU, have not seen PA32QCV ever in stock anywhere.
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by bragh 8mo ago
If those people got a haircut, brushed their teeth and took a shower, they would be attractive!
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by bragh 9mo ago
You misunderstand me. No, I do not think that it is a good thing that society works this way, but yet it does.
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by bragh 9mo ago
Eventually it doesn't end well indeed. But modern society has made it pretty clear that older men aren't actually needed and are more of a burden. Just look at how triggered the GP of the thread got just about a mention that men m
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by bragh 9mo ago
> For example, studies have shown that men who decide to isolate themselves to be "family men" die earlier at age 58. Yes, but isn't it a benefit to society as a whole though? All the prime working years are gone by then a
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by bragh 9mo ago
Everybody say "thank you, Microsoft!". Until PowerShell 6, curl in pwsh was an alias to Invoke-WebRequest: https://lazyadmin.nl/powershell/using-curl/ Obviously, it does not cause any confusion at all be
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by bragh 9mo ago
Why should somebody donate to somebody else's luxuries if they could spend it on their own luxuries? Anyway, yes, direct donation is always better, be it to some random guy down on his luck in the street (unless they have just missed t

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