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by phone8675309 2y ago
[Citation Needed]
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by phone8675309 2y ago
> Maybe I don’t know much about Markdown, but my understanding is that the whole point of it is to provide a syntax where the most common HTML tags for prose can be replaced by simple punctuation characters that are meant to be visible t
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by phone8675309 2y ago
"Why doesn't _EVERYONE_ move where broadband is!" Except, uhhhhhhhhhhh, they can't. Silicon Valley moment from gp
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by phone8675309 2y ago
If they're going to push to arrest peaceful marijuana users and ruin their lives with a drug charge then the people involved in this raid should see the inside of a cell at least as long as someone up on possession because what the rai
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by phone8675309 2y ago
I feel older every day.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Capitalism has _everything_ to do with this as while the _amount_ of land may not be growing, the economic system does _nothing_ to cap the price of this essential commodity. The only cap on the price of land is the amount someone is willi
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by phone8675309 2y ago
As the romantic partner of someone going through a degenerative disorder and as someone who watched my grandmother be consumed by dementia I can say that it's something most people develop over time instead of being born good at. If a
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Looking forward to seeing the pictures of the animals you sponsored
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by phone8675309 2y ago
It would be surprising if you had a prior Fall 24 batch.... Wait.... All I can glean from this is that joining a YC Batch gives you access to a time machine.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Every time one of these cases comes up, everyone wants to blame "bad apples in the legal department", but newsflash, the legal department aren't a bunch of cowboys that just run wild and do whatever they want - they often req
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by phone8675309 2y ago
This you? https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/9/3640401666859...
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by phone8675309 2y ago
In the 1980s, it was typically things away from the computer - renting videos or video games from Blockbuster and things like that. Not to mention all of the actually interesting things on cable. The local video store would run a deal over
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by phone8675309 2y ago
> If anyone can make music then music has demeaned itself, and maybe it simply wasn't ever a big deal in the first place. I'm not sure I follow the logic here. Could you please explain?
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by phone8675309 2y ago
> Most people frankly cannot and moreover do not want to be sysadmins when they just want to play their vidja gaemz. This becomes even more of a poignant issue with more "normies" and "casuals" becoming gamers. Normie
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Except how often does that _really_ happen?
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by phone8675309 2y ago
> Giving away the source does not protect the game creator and actively harms them since they are giving up trade secrets. Then maybe they shouldn't have published the game in the first place. If you can't do the bare minimum
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by phone8675309 2y ago
> I do really want to see a layer of the internet where it can be trusted that every poster is a real human, or a citizen of a particular country. Why?
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by phone8675309 2y ago
In a recent study by the USDA, Household Food Security in the United States in 2022[1], it is estimated that "17.0 million house-holds were food insecure" (meaning that "they had difficulty at some time during the year provid
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by phone8675309 2y ago
People didn't seriously think that privatizing the ownership of the Internet would result in the end-to-end principle being retained, did they?
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Are you in the habit of releasing software that causes users to violate the ToS of services?
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Those startups are their competitors. You don’t have to pay millions of dollars to acquire a competitor that was never started because of your inconsistent API policy. Google makes enough money that losing several currently non-existent re
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by phone8675309 2y ago
That sounds like a fantastic way to have a SWAT team kick down your door
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by phone8675309 2y ago
This is fake nostalgia. There were a lot of places in the world (and still are many places in the world) where the copper phone lines are anything but crisp and clear - lots of noise and hums and clicks and static. That's the rule mor
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Spamhaus getting a taste of its own medicine for once. You love to see it. Fuck you for making it impossible to run an independent mail server without dumping hours per week into it or paying for someone else to run it.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Of course it's Granbury........
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by phone8675309 2y ago
I'm the opposite from you. I would rather light my hair on fire than do anything in person with anyone on my team. I was no less productive working from home during the pandemic, a metric I can back up with completed user stores and c
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Never forget this - if this were "real" inflation and not corporate fuckery then their profits would be down.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
The company I work for took the pandemic to cancel the vending machines and coffee service that we had. They re-established the coffee service after about a month after their RTO mandate because people were refusing to come in. The vendin
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by phone8675309 2y ago
> Orgs are doing this because they are more scared of failing an audit than they are of the consequences failure of the underlying systems the audits are supposed to be protecting. I've been someone in one of those audit meetings de
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Especially this week

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