michaelbuddy

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by michaelbuddy 5y ago
I wonder if it's a fun mindset. Making demands of other people at scale you won't ever do yourself. There's no end to it, just like there's no end to the pretend tolerance and pretend generosity by using other peoples&#
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by michaelbuddy 5y ago
There's no need to provide "alternative" theories to clumsy pointless articles. That kind of clutter just needs to be pointed out for its foolishness and ignored, nothing more.
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by michaelbuddy 5y ago
18 months ago I could get a 2070 Super for $550 and the 1080 Titan cards were $799 - 900 at launch and long after. The 2000 series was a lot of bang for the buck.
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by michaelbuddy 6y ago
Consumerism comes after basic needs are met, and time becomes available. Consumerism is reading articles such as these, and reading comments afterwards. It's natural, as humans are curious and want to experience things. Though I can&#x
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by michaelbuddy 6y ago
big surprise, somebody at hacker news who hates america and says none of it is worth preserving. And I guess I could say the same about every country in Africa. NOTHING WORTH PRESERVING. Oh look suddenly people have their eyes bulging out
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by michaelbuddy 6y ago
The idea that a city council can make a rash decision that will drastically impact the safety of citizens, I'm sorry requires a vote. This is virtue signalling based on terrible statistics and it's also an invitiation to harm citi
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by michaelbuddy 6y ago
Filming criminals hasn't stopped them either. Actually the ACLU is determined to now suppress a lot of body cam footage that they originally demanded. Maybe the public should see how terrible their peers are and take a lesson. Instead
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by michaelbuddy 6y ago
Jordan Peterson? So are you saying now that having a PhD in Clinical Psychology makes you a pseudo-scientist? Hundreds of scholarly papers cited thousands of times. But it's pseudo-science. Psychology might not be an exact science but
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by michaelbuddy 9y ago
You're just saying words, you've got no examples of where rubber meets the road. Just that "men are looked down upon for being elementary school teachers" What? Where? And female oil rig workers get "societal push
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by michaelbuddy 9y ago
"taught by society" feel free to source that in a way that can be proven. The assertion is just pseudo intellectual excuse making. Society is NOT telling women to NOT be sanitation workers. Society is not telling women not to wor
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by michaelbuddy 9y ago
Despite being very good to my stuff, my Canon cameras and lenses just break. I'm going Sony next time.
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by michaelbuddy 9y ago
Losing is not fun but almost winning IS fun. Progress through refinement, strategy and speed is fun.
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by michaelbuddy 9y ago
False flags are inexpensive, sometimes free and they are deployed a fair amount. I am being serious when I say that it's suspicious that the media just with with their mile-wide inch-deep coverage of our air shooter and we're supp
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by michaelbuddy 9y ago
"yeah we're done here" You're proving my point. Precisely BECAUSE somebody discharged a firearm, in your mind now the case is closed it's ALL fake news. I'm saying that the reporting on this guy is light, but w
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by michaelbuddy 9y ago
I saw the Pizza gate content rise up from seemingly out of nowhere. Thing is though, the core of it, without making any specific accusations is there is really weird stuff going on in those emails from wikileaks dump. Strange coded language
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by michaelbuddy 9y ago
The "screentime" argument, not a very good one. Trump has had more criticism and negative press flung at him than probably anyone alive EVER in just the last year, from almost every country on earth. Eastern Europe was getting ju
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by michaelbuddy 9y ago
All these "phobia" labels get applied to people who just want others to obey the laws. Even intelligent tech minded people just don't seem to understand this.
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by michaelbuddy 9y ago
2016 revealed just how thin skinned, conspiratorial and fatalistic the tech community is. Hence the drop in participation around here.
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by michaelbuddy 9y ago
Palmer did nothing wrong. Nothing at all. He's totally free, in the United States, to hate on whatever candidate he wants and fund political cartoons against them.
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
shop around locally, really investigate with phone calls what you can expect roughly. I would also help to create an RFP, request for proposal or request for estimate so you outline what you are looking for, what you have, and then see if v
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Lots of cell shaded games. Attack on Titan is pretty awesome for looking like the actual show while playing. Japanese games are huge with this. There's a big push for non photo realistic rendering 3D now in Blender, we're going to
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Actually there are people in this thread who think that destroying culture is a positive thing, so people are in fact saying that and sometimes they are pushing for it whether they say it outright, or they do it without knowing it will be t
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
It does get more attention because liberals have been trying to crack Japan for a long time through propaganda, trying to insist that Japan NEEDs to change. Of course these liberals are racist and hate cultural and tradition and always want
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
> Why is respect for tradition something to be valued You strike me as somebody young, uninformed likely never raised a child. Tradition is what ties together the past present and future of humans. Most would say tradition is a major pa
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
it WILL lead to social upheaval. People calling for massive immigration to Japan to "change things" is ludicrous. "oh you aren't good enough, we need to flood your land with unfamiliar people" so you can change to f
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Adding more immigrants is a good way to destabilize the country. Just be the change you want to see. Man up, and create. Building things rather than destabilizing or disrupting other people is always the best thing for everyone. Just saying
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Why do you have to find a new vendor? This story has little to no information and you certainly don't have multiple sides to the story. New York is extremely hostile when it comes to collecting settlements and fines of retail establis
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
You wonder what reason? I've never been to BH, but warehouse people almost always have a different bathroom to use than customers or even retail employees. Mostly because of location to said bathroom. And to say a bathroom is unsanitar
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
ehh well they are rich in that they own actual infrastructure, not just say a digital infrastructure. They often own content networks and of course plenty of IP, so they do fine. When you see telecom failing it's generally them letting
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by michaelbuddy 10y ago
Sadly engadget is not a reliable source, so there's really nothing to take specifically from this article at face value (not that it said much other than FUD anyway). Lately they've been caught making or repeating way too much fak

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