gorgabal

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by gorgabal 8mo ago
Agreed. I didn’t intend to specifically exclude dogs. My wording could have been better.
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by gorgabal 8mo ago
> You can train a human using the exact same skills you use to train a dog. Depending on the context, this can traumatize a human though. This idea has been the basis for both gay conversion therapy and applied behavior analysis. The lat
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by gorgabal 8mo ago
Once you click the 'request' button, a popup shows up telling you the website is satire.
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by gorgabal 9mo ago
In my experience there are either acutely unaware or too aware which then leads to insecurity and self-sabotaging behavior. Speaking from my own neurodivergent experience: I tend to be a bit slower and get distracted easily, but when circum
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by gorgabal 9mo ago
This might be anecdotal evidence. But seeing this is really jarring, as I find the Dyslexia font actually easier to read. My girlfriend actually has dyslexia and also finds it easier to read. (maybe it is just more comfortable to read, not
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by gorgabal 10mo ago
There is one driving around near where I live in Amsterdam as well. I am quite tall, even for Dutch standards, but the hood reaches my shoulder easily. It also drives around quite a busy neighbourhood. So I expect this specific car to kill
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by gorgabal 11mo ago
That is not meaningfully open source. Even if that would be the full source code, it still wouldn't have an open source licence, although then it technically would be free(as in freedom) software, not just open source, but most people
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by gorgabal 2y ago
Solution to what? You are arguing against a position that you yourself invented. Just observing that succes is a combination of skill and luck (and thus arguable not 100% fair) doesn’t mean it has to be solved. Also your other comments make
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by gorgabal 2y ago
But if the system is unjust it is also our moral duty to attempt to dismantle it no? Just accepting the system and abusing it is not going to make the world a better place. This is why other commenters are upset, as you blatantly abuse immo
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by gorgabal 4y ago
I have not heard of this. It has not been covered on the news in my country that I know of. Can you tell me where you have read this?
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by gorgabal 4y ago
It’s in the accessibility settings. Accessibility > viewing and text size > color filters I have my phone on Dutch so I loosely translated those. Hope it is helpful.
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by gorgabal 4y ago
These comments are becoming backup recommendations. Want to add that I have have used “back in time” for a long time, probably +10 years, recovery has always worked so far. Only issue is that it does not do block-level deduplication. But it
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by gorgabal 4y ago
I never figured out how to login on teddit. Do you need to host your own instance or something?
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by gorgabal 4y ago
Yes, I always let it be known early in the interview process. Sometimes I get rejected. I have medical reasons. I have autism, and experience has taught me that working 40 hours simply burns me out within 3 months. I usually ask for the 4-d
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by gorgabal 5y ago
Where I live, (the netherlands) you can pretty much walk into a electronics store and buy a phone. Then walk into a supermarket and buy a simcard.
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by gorgabal 5y ago
It sounds like a moral statement because it is a moral statement. Nothing wrong with that IMHO .
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by gorgabal 5y ago
Parent comment didn't say anything about this extension. He just asserted that PKM is an already in-use term.
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by gorgabal 5y ago
I read a lot of criticism on guides like these. And that makes me wonder, am I the only one that thinks that the 'inclusive' language is simply more clearer? * blocklist/blacklist, I find blocklist clearer because it does wha
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by gorgabal 5y ago
I like that term. Going to try to slip that into conversations every now and then. Thanks for the inspiration.