nslsm

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by nslsm 5mo ago
>Just to state the obvious: 2020 was the year of COVID, which played hell with peoples' social lives. No, it was government mandates that played hell with peoples' social lives.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
…yes? My point is if someone can break the law 547 times and no one is affected then the law is stupid.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
Has he ever hit something or someone? If the answer is no, then speeding laws are too strict and must change.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
The Irishman taught me how to put vodka into a watermelon.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
Why not just eat the orange. I can't be the only one who finds eating the pulp alone icky. Like chewing on a damp rag.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
I thought venues paid artists.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
The goal is that if you’re poor you can’t own a car.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
Given the population pyramid, it would be impossible for them to change the law until they are well into old age.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
It’s awesome to decide what your children, once they are adults, can’t do? Seems borderline psychopathic. Kinda sums up democracy in current times though.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORBBap-m0tY
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by nslsm 5mo ago
I can see how this happened: the employee was home, his kid wanted to play some roblox, he installed roblox and gave the kid the laptop, the kid decided to install the cheat.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
I don’t see what’s so funny about them, especially the last one.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
> I suppose someone will say that this law is necessary for environmental reasons, regardless of people's preferences. Welcome to democracy and lawmaking in 2026. We know better than you!
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by nslsm 5mo ago
In the meantime, my daily driver here in reality land: https://i.imgur.com/8yEEJVb.png
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by nslsm 5mo ago
Damn, recently I had a phone with a battery that wasn’t properly glued and it would turn off when shaken. I hope this doesn’t become the norm from now on.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
Citation needed.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
>The grid in every country is getting ridiculously stressed by datacenters. In every country? Citation needed.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
Thankfully the CRUD app that is being developed by some random startup is not likely to cause as much harm as the THERAC.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
It's very easy to know when code is wrong: it doesn't work the way it's expected to. So you explain to the AI what's wrong and the AI fixes it.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
It’s a democracy when people vote for what I want.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
Yes, in his texts Cleisthenes was pretty clear that AI cameras weren't acceptable in a democracy.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
The dhcp server is in the router, just like you need a router for slaac.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
So, like ipv4, but you lose the protection and privacy afforded by the NAT?
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by nslsm 5mo ago
Now compare average income to see how much this matters.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
>Born into a working-class Jewish family and raised in New York…
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by nslsm 5mo ago
The solution to a low fertility rate is to… destroy the country? What’s the difference?
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by nslsm 5mo ago
Because the next one won’t bend the knee to Israel.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
It looks like they are proud of their country and want to keep it as is. They’ve seen what limitless immigration did to other countries and want none of it. Respect to them.
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by nslsm 5mo ago
That means you need an account?
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by nslsm 5mo ago
> It kills me to think that the bad parts of Apple are so interwoven into Android through cultural assimilation. It’s more like Android is worse so they don’t want to use it. Dogfooding is good, of course, but if they don’t force them to

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