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by postingposts 4y ago
It’s like reading the back of the “Dr. Bronner’s Soap” label. I get what the guy is saying but he’s said it in a way that’s so unappealing I’d rather not care.
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by postingposts 4y ago
Are you talking about our society or chimps in the wild? To me it’s all just a mating strategy. Wealthy people aren’t smart from my experience, neither are ambitious people. Why is that? I think that if you’re smarter you would sit and thin
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by postingposts 4y ago
Learning it the hard way is beneficial. But perhaps implement it the easy way. :)
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by postingposts 4y ago
I wonder how many old games took advantage of these effects in a way that’s difficult to understand or replicate with modern technology. I see this like a DJ scratching a record, simulating the scratching digitally just isn’t the same, maki
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by postingposts 4y ago
Fantastic comment. You gave me both something to think about and research!
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by postingposts 4y ago
Looks okay. The biggest problem with grass isn’t so much the texturing as it is adding weight/physics and post-processing to SO MANY small objects at one time. Making grass reactive to a physics element like fluid dynamic airflow while
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by postingposts 4y ago
Summary from the article: Someone got access. We don’t know who or why. They didn’t change anything and we will assert they couldn’t have. We will be throwing a contractor we work with under the bus for this one.
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by postingposts 4y ago
Ok but try watching some of their TV. They enjoy wacky stuff.
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by postingposts 4y ago
There are thousands of sodas, and you know what Coca-Cola is.
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by postingposts 4y ago
It is true, BUT, (and this is a big but, almost a baby got back but) the risk is not the same for improperly handled vegetables vs. meats or seafood. Poorly handled veggies generally will give you E. Coli, or a similar sort of nasty stomach
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by postingposts 4y ago
No, I’m not placing any special status on your suffering vs. mine. I’m puzzled why you think I should think you’re special?
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by postingposts 4y ago
We have a word for it within the domain of philosophy and literature: Kafkaesque .
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by postingposts 4y ago
I wonder how many threads patience and reading comprehension would kill outright?
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by postingposts 4y ago
Can you address my points instead of trying to assign some sort of ideological slant to them? Not only is it much stronger for your argument but it’s more honest discourse. Nothing you have said in your post is unique to the geography, at a
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by postingposts 4y ago
Human beings are like plants that must be watered. Our difference is that our “soil” is our blood, and to get it “dry” to absorb more water means two things: Changing the level of salinity to allow more water via osmosis, and altering the
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by postingposts 4y ago
It’s great science! Now, insofar as their English and grammar, that leaves much to be desired! That said, I’m more than willing to bet that two things are in play: A. These publications would slough off an application from someone focused o
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by postingposts 4y ago
I’m giving up on laptops and sticking to desktops. The desktop I built myself has never given me any problems and it can be repaired, upgraded, and serviced on my own. I really think laptops are just trash and people are delusional about th
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by postingposts 4y ago
If you have an open mind and a big heart you will start to find that most people have become ideologues, and will find these conditions acceptable. “Well they supported the thing I didn’t on Facebook, death time.” I’m shocked at the level o
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by postingposts 4y ago
Since you say it’s “not that simple”, do you truly believe it’s out of the reach of the Russian govt. to punish this company or the members of it for stepping out of line? They’re a large company in tech but how about their resources for
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by postingposts 4y ago
Those are the ones I purchased. I have owned 5 and all 5 failed. I think Apple sucks as a result.
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by postingposts 4y ago
I find it hilarious that in the future everyone is more capable than the present at inventing things and also simultaneously these same people are incapable children who can’t use anything manual. It’s concerning that people dream that way.
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by postingposts 4y ago
Lmao I have had 2 MBPs die on me and the cost to fix them is like $800 and I can’t do it myself. Fuck them.
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by postingposts 4y ago
I like this article. I think it would be a finished or complete piece if you can also describe where to use “npm link” as an edge case.
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Sacred Poetry from Around the World(web.archive.org)
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by postingposts 4y ago
This hits the nail on the head with a sledgehammer. It’s not merely difficult for the ideological reasons I outlined but also because of the power structures one deals with discussing it. Ah, the banal bureaucracy of evil.
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by postingposts 4y ago
Hi dang, I’ll read the guidelines and try to adhere to them carefully. That said, I’m not having much luck with other users being charitable in discussions, and that to behavior (being charitable) is something I’d like to mutually benefi
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by postingposts 4y ago
Could you explain what this comment means? It doesn’t make sense. ESL?
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by postingposts 4y ago
“Israel’s intelligence” is like a gang member calling themselves “lil NSA” or some shit. It’s the NSA and globalist interests within the US who don’t like the idea that nations are nations and they don’t control the Earth. It’s very insulti
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by postingposts 4y ago
Well, they certainly won’t do it again ! Therefore, this should be ignored and not logically used to infer that governments spy on citizens!
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by postingposts 4y ago
I think people don’t know about it. I’m going to do this now that I do. Thank you!

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