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PrinceKropotkin
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Comment #24951952
This can also swing the other way, shining a light on ways of living (certainly including societies much less violent than the Roman Empire, a civilization neurotically focused on …
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Comment #24948675
Mountaineering is literally a mountain cult (non-pejoratively) so this wouldn't even be inaccurate once you translate "religion" into anthropological terms.
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Comment #24948639
You gotta have higher expectations for the world
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Comment #24939413
Nothing wrong with judging such behavior, either!
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Comment #24939361
I'm a big fan of space exploration, but it's very difficult to argue that it's going to be a net positive until we can actually colonize mars. That could still be hundreds of years…
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Comment #24938301
It's pretty common to run multiple arches off an eg fileserver, is it not? Seems like it'd be useful to keep the same path used across arches.
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Comment #24938288
How does linux negotiate which arch's binary is loaded? I know plan9 had arch-specific object paths bound at boot time to PATH. How do you, say, boot multiple arches off the same r…
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Comment #24932287
I thought we established the full $200 was inaccessible, hence the need to launder the money. Surely any return on that would be worth it.
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Comment #24928654
Out of all the possible examples in the world of democracy you choose the UK to make your point?
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Comment #24927403
How do you, personally, perceive of things that have changed?
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Comment #24927333
Why does linux only support ELF? Other executable formats, for instance, support multiple architectures per file. Why does Linux not?
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Comment #24924211
Europeans are the reason why these artifacts are in danger to begin with.... capital wants their ancient trinkets to play with. It'd be much more effective to rebuke capital direct…
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Comment #24924196
I completely agree. I wish they had a zero-friction interface like a directory of JSON files to interact with just to avoid clicking around their barely-better-than-graphite interf…
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Comment #24918286
That implies any kind of honest transaction took place first.
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Comment #24918272
Pretty likely, i mean it stands to reason they'd make more in the long term without a middle man.
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Comment #24916329
It works great at what? Not trying to be snarky, just trying to prompt you to finish your thought.
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Comment #24916285
Who said anything about DNA? Regardless, it's heinous to justify a crime like this. It also leaves an extremely bitter taste to come across a museum in Europe with artifacts stolen…
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Comment #24914707
> are we up to dirty stuff like this too? Yes.
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Comment #24914216
Consolidation is just moving back to the old scenario of paying for a ton of content you're never going to watch and still being unable to stream arbitrary shows or movies. It's no…
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Comment #24914192
Fwiw people use sketch for reasons other than designing interfaces. I'd think illustrator would demonstrate your point better.
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Comment #24912851
It's the de-facto standard for web scripting because browsers forgot to build anything other than the bare minimum to ship new features incrementally. There's nothing about the lan…
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Comment #24912834
Sure, but that doesn't speak to the language.
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Comment #24912691
There's no way to see what these third parties actually access of your data. I don't think anything substantial has changed since CA to ameliorate this. The problem is Facebook Ads…
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Comment #24902642
As a major believer in respecting pronoun usage it's ridiculous this is a crime.