dmamills

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by dmamills 1y ago
A metric I'd be interested in is the number of clients you can convince to use this slop.
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by dmamills 1y ago
The Gorillaz are actually real people though? You do realize The Archies didn't write "Sugar, Sugar"?
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by dmamills 1y ago
Or it could be that it doesn't fit into the age demographics. Not many studies on child behaviour are conducted at the Bingo Hall.
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by dmamills 1y ago
I can echo your sentiment. Art is the manifestation of creativity, and to create any good art you need to train in whatever medium you choose. For the decade I've been a professional programmer, I've always argued that writing cod
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by dmamills 3y ago
This is just another example of how American Police budgets have gotten out of hand. A budget that allows for a municipal police force to install 721 "AI powered" recording devices. That are purchased from a publicly traded compan
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by dmamills 3y ago
> CITIZEN, you have been struck by an autonomous vehicle! I have reported the impact data to help us improve our platform. Thank you for your feedback.
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by dmamills 3y ago
Certainly not, and I don't mean to speak for you. But lets just say that I exist within the FANG dystopia where at any moment I can be wrangled into a meeting with a half dozen people, that if you actually consider the salaries, headco
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by dmamills 3y ago
> What am I missing? Likely a disrespect for a living wage for a common craftsman, and a misunderstanding of what quality goods actually are. Certainly a lot of kids here survived on cheap $25 jansports, but did the people making them?
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by dmamills 3y ago
If you can consider a Mascot something non-exclusive to the brand, introduced fourteen years after the release of the Xbox, and brought on through an acquisition, then sure.
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by dmamills 3y ago
Aside from the PS2, Nintendo owns the top 2 to 4 best selling consoles of all time. All three of them are cartridge based, included their most recent console. They may have been outsold in the fifth generation of consoles, but first party s
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by dmamills 3y ago
I thought that the money was "in my data". That harvesting the viewing/browsing habits offered an insight that not even my "wife or priest" could trade in value to Google. Now I have to pay to surrender that data?
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by dmamills 3y ago
I've heard when a snake eats it's own tail you should try rubbing alcohol.
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by dmamills 4y ago
three billion dollars in revenue last year
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by dmamills 4y ago
It's your definition that is misunderstood, not the oxymoron. > Shadow banning, also called stealth banning, hellbanning, ghost banning or comment ghosting, is the practice of blocking or partially blocking a user or the user's
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by dmamills 4y ago
Undercut competition by burning raised capital. Then once you've got the market share, you boil the frogs you gathered. I believe the euphemism around these parts is "disruption".
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by dmamills 4y ago
There is nothing on your site to determine how you have defined "high quality clothes"? Based on the stock images, I'm confused as to why would I pay a subscription fee for the right to buy your "signature" Gildan b
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by dmamills 4y ago
> That I can't meaningfully defend someone's ability to discuss their ideas with other willing participants if I don't actually agree with the content of their message? Not exactly. The implication is that it is all you ca
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by dmamills 4y ago
It's lovely of you to suggest that I'm "too far gone". That me, or people like me, might actually be the issue here. I suppose it's one of your only options at this point? What are you going to do? Actually defend t
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by dmamills 4y ago
The internet is certainly built on "peering" relationships. So when someone finds out that you host a website where you spray your "white replacement theories", or your forum members spend a near decade documenting and m
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by dmamills 4y ago
Are ten thousand homophobic racists posters supposed to be more valuable than one? What is zero times ten thousand?
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by dmamills 4y ago
> This whole episode is a test to see if we're ruled by codified principles or by angry people. Here's the thing: No it isn't. This isn't a test, a crusade, the last dying breaths of free speech, or any other hyperbol
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by dmamills 4y ago
Yet another chapter in these pathetic cry-bullies' lives. What a waste of your life to be so dedicated to "defending" a forum to meticulously document and mock the existence of people that they find distasteful. To pretend th
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Popular Minecraft Launcher Hijacked by Rogue Developer(ign.com)
2 points by dmamills 4y ago|0 comments
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by dmamills 4y ago
Downplaying the problems of the youth today because six hundred years ago kids had to deal with a plague, is a new one for me. "You think you've got it rough? Well six hundred years ago there was a conquest of the Mongols. I bet y
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by dmamills 4y ago
A gift? Maybe depending on how full you are seeing the glass at any given time. But perhaps OP was trying to say: When you bring a human into the world, you are going have to explain a lot of it to them.
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by dmamills 4y ago
I completely disagree that higher wages does not increase quality of life. Especially when we are discussing minimum wage workers. Certainly there is a threshold at which the increments have a diminishing effect. But minimum wage workers ar
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by dmamills 4y ago
I'm sorry, I don't understand what you are trying to say with this.
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by dmamills 4y ago
The suggestion of this comment being that the people making the least are the people causing the problem?
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by dmamills 4y ago
One of the world's richest men using the homeless as a punchline.
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by dmamills 4y ago
Yes, the idea of short sellers using nefarious methodologies to provide value for themselves is also "awful". This is essentially the crux of my argument about Elon's usage of twitter. I'm of the mind that more than one

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