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by functionmouse 3mo ago
> “I think Ford’s position is very reasonable. We’re really a big advocate for the ability to repair a vehicle, but it has to be done at a reasonable cost, and—” > Freep’s journalist then jumped in with the same question I would have
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
if you're logged out of YouTube you get exposed to logged-out-of-youtube-core content. This is the content that is most addictive, brainrotting, and profitable to the billionaires with a stake in the situation. Just how it is.
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
hell yeah dude
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
anyone else comment frequently and never been accused? or just me? edit: whenever gatekeeping is apparent or implied, look to the key, or the keyholders.
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
CDs were most commonly played in cars on the loud highway
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
Xbox seems to excel at all the benchmarks that measure platform success but it fails at every subjective metric: it's just ugly the interface is ugly, the subscriptions are ugly, the specific way they tighten the vice on the consumer i
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
> Python 3.14.0 introduced a new incremental garbage collector. But reports of higher memory usage caused the Python team to revert the garbage collector changes in 3.14.5. If they didn't have very good objective reasons the new GC
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
In a way, string instrument players already think this way
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
In your traditional system, if you want to play something a step up, you have to actually think about it; which notes will now become sharps, which won't, etc. In my system (A though L, or more simply, 1 through 12), you simply add 2 t
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
Literally everyone in my country did, and nobody knows theory except a subset of musicians, not even all of them. Thus highlighting my point that the theory is inadequate, subjective, and immature in nature.
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
I think we would be a lot more musically verbal as a society if our musical notation had a more objective foundation in math and reason. For example, A to B is a different distance than B to C. We have a 12 note system with only 7 names for
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
torrents need trackers but we still consider them peer to peer crypto needs nodes but we still consider them decentralized direct tcp/ip communication still requires routing but etc
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
this is literally the only thing that ever mattered imo
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
malicious attackers can unlock your door from the inside. fear and panic!
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
they knew the risks and went ahead anyways, making them LIABLE for the damages that followed.
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
feeling the need to ask is the canary
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
does nothing to fight spam; only polices lawful users they call that "anarcho-tyranny"
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
> seems too limiting to me. articles restricting most users from reading them seems too limiting ban all sites with paywalls/login walls including Twitter, NYT, FT, Business Insider, literally all of them
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
Not only that, but Google, Amazon, Microsoft etc also support China's military.
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
It seems that way sometimes but maybe we're just biased as we tend to hang out among intelligentsia
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
cool cat game what's unreasonable about this though?
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
so this is the narrative the CIA and the white house are building up so they can hang musicians they don't like? if what the article states is true, and published by a good person in good faith, we probably shouldn't be talking ab
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
https://jacobin.com/2026/06/birth-rates-capitalism-socialism...
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
wkuk moon bears skit
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
show me non-K shaped capitalism
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
don't rent your router
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
it's great because when your connection drops to 10% its normal speed, you no longer notice
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
U.S. social media has been doing this for a while, right?
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
fever triggering impending physiological changes maybe
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by functionmouse 3mo ago
look into occupational glasses

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