lobf

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by lobf 7d ago
I don’t think you understood the question.
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by lobf 8d ago
Is their membership in this silly club the defining characteristic of either man? What does this have to do with their presidential platforms?
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by lobf 8d ago
Giant Douche vs Turd Sandwich, the epitome of "both sides are the same." John Kerry would not have invaded Iraq on false pretenses. He wouldn't have perma-fucked the budget with his massive tax cuts for the rich. The GWB admi
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by lobf 8d ago
This is why I stopped watching as well. They really set the table for conservative populists to feast. I resent them tremendously.
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by lobf 12d ago
You would need radiators that are like hundreds of miles wide to cool a data center in space.
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by lobf 13d ago
Matrix green on black? What year is it?
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by lobf 14d ago
Bizarre article on a bizarrely designed website.
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by lobf 14d ago
Very interesting, thanks for the read. Your comment touches on what I’m talking about- specifically the massive new challenges introduced by rapidly increasing graphical abilities of computers and the demand from consumers to see that in al
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by lobf 14d ago
This is a trade secret, which is a very different category.
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by lobf 15d ago
What are you referring to?
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by lobf 15d ago
Why do you think this?
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by lobf 15d ago
This is one of my favorite eras / subjects in tech history. I was just recently reading about the history of the Ultima series and you’re describing Richard Garriott. As games were pressured to be bigger and prettier and use 3D graphic
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by lobf 15d ago
>For example, you give a drug researcher a patent on their discovery, that discourages innovation on making that new drug cheap and readily available Which is why there is famously no market or money to be made on generic medicine.
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by lobf 15d ago
Both of these are still true.
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by lobf 26d ago
Who got charged with a felony for scraping?
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by lobf 27d ago
Please elaborate.
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by lobf 2mo ago
I simply do not take acetaminophen because of this risk.
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by lobf 3mo ago
Well regardless, the obvious answer is that you simply turn your zines in to slurry in a bucket or sink, you don’t drive them anywhere.
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by lobf 3mo ago
This just reminds me that I have my old MicroATX HTPC (remember that term?) that I built in about 2010 sitting in a closet. I bet I haven’t booted it since 2014. I wonder what’s on it…
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by lobf 3mo ago
Yes, the 2006 one is the one I'm talking about. From the opening of the article: >Prey was a commercial success, selling more than one million copies in the first two months of its release and leading to the abortive development of
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by lobf 3mo ago
I think the "John Romero is about to make you his bitch" campaign in particular was an incredibly bad call, especially in the "gay panic" era, and made people want to see it fail. Not that it needed any help, but I thi
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by lobf 3mo ago
Prey was vaporware? It sold a million copies on release and got a sequel... Are we talking about the same game?
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by lobf 3mo ago
You missed a chance to say he's been "mothballed"
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by lobf 3mo ago
>A lot of locals just drove old Subarus. AKA a large SUV or truck is not necessary.
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by lobf 3mo ago
I would argue that cars provide a tangible value, and guns only provide a perceived / emotional value. Guns make you objectively less safe, and at enormous social cost. Cars are (unfortunately) necessary in a lot of cases for the econo
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by lobf 3mo ago
>My county doesn't believe in all that dumb bullshit that the "public" has the right to decide about victimless regulatory crimes on your own property and if we could overturn the registration law we would, unfortunately t
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by lobf 3mo ago
>If only that were actually the law. My roads are 100% private with absolutely zero tax payer funding yet the dumbass registration laws and requirement to display a plate even apply on my private road (only exempt if the owner white-list
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by lobf 3mo ago
The internet is more than the www
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by lobf 3mo ago
Not only that but like, if your child touches the screen in your car have you committed a crime? Using a smart fridge is verboten- speaking to the house's Alexa? Straight to jail.
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by lobf 3mo ago
It was initially purchased as a vehicle to drive customers to Amazon's DVD sales business. I think it's monetized itself pretty well since then, though.

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