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reciprocity
16d ago
Mood.
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reciprocity
2mo ago
Yes, I think so too.
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3mo ago
This comment is fundamentally not understanding USAID's role. You are not equipped for a discussion on this issue.
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reciprocity
7mo ago
What are you doing here? This is both an emotional and yet unsubstantiated comment. Would you like to try again?
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reciprocity
7mo ago
The Windows 11 right click contextual menu is an order of magnitude worse. Not only that, but the delay in opening is more than perceptible. Annoying regression.
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reciprocity
7mo ago
I couldn't agree more.
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reciprocity
7mo ago
Wow what the hell, Salesforce.
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8mo ago
Very myopic comment.
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9mo ago
How does one make a comment like this, I wonder, and not substantiate.
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reciprocity
9mo ago
I appreciate the correction; I misread that. Thanks.
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reciprocity
9mo ago
OpenOffice is no longer actively developed. It was replaced by LibreOffice quite awhile ago.
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10mo ago
Thanks, I also hate it when I encounter websites that block VPNs.
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10mo ago
There is no purchase link. It's an announcement for an early 2026 release date. https://store.steampowered.com/sale/hardware
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1y ago
The parent comment has a point. A layperson (or at least many people not read into this topic) isn't going to read the language in that privacy policy and come to the conclusion that "any private web page you ask Gemini about will
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1y ago
It really isn't. It's destructive and short sighted behavior based on incoherent dogmatism over any motivations for thoughtful and more restrained policy decision making. His motivations for any action is based on flattery and ego
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1y ago
With how much worse the experience of using Windows has gotten, why wait? Many hills have already come and gone. This is the hill you're willing to die on?
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1y ago
I don't think you read his comment for comprehension. Whatever prompted your response does not follow from what the parent comment said.
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1y ago
Nodded my head in agreement as I read this comment.
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1y ago
I appreciate you posting this link.
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1y ago
I also think the claim that "the brain does not retain information it does not need" is an insufficient explanation, and short-sighted. As an example, reading books informs and shapes our thinking, and while people may not immedia
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1y ago
It would help further a good-faith discussion if you were first more precise in defining what you mean. Please be specific with your premise and what you would do to fix the flaws you see. Maybe start with the part where you say "scien
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1y ago
I think you might be misunderstanding op's comment. "Because the amoral drive for extreme wealth doesn't stop at a certain level of wealth" is a statement that I read on its face. One does not need to reach for "con
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1y ago
I, too, find it bothersome when people refer to an opinion written in a post and generalizes as if it were the opinion of an entire community. HN is not one person and it's incorrect to refer to it as if it is.
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1y ago
Haven't you seen the documentary Inside Job covering the 2008 financial crisis? "Burning it all down and starting over" is a very immature and myopic perspective and cannot be taken seriously as a workable solution. The solut
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2y ago
You're not accounting for the fact that it is in America's best interests to have allies, most of whom are across those same oceans. And vice versa.
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2y ago
Please feel free to return when you are ready to participate in a discussion as a grown adult.
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2y ago
Why haven't you responded to the substance of my point? Again: > Elon Musk is also not an auditor. DOGE is not an auditing entity. You bring in accountants to audit. These are 20 y/o something programmers. How DOGE has been ope
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2y ago
The USG does in fact know how to build a website and it is intellectually lazy (so very lazy) to suggest otherwise. A high profile illustration of this is login.gov, which is SSO used across USG agencies. It's not possible to take a co
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2y ago
If the guidelines are reasonable but their application is lacking, what's your idea of a solution? Hire more moderators?
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2y ago
I'll leave the authoritarianism aspect to someone else but I'll point out that the part of your comment where "he makes his money from the leisure industry, so his interests are aligned with Americans doing well and having di
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