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SuperNinKenDo

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    Comment #49218574

    This is essentially what I did and it worked a treat. Get in while the getting's still good. Having a modern but DDR4 compatible system is not obly a great way to get up and runnin…

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    Comment #49053315

    Certainly anyone promoting this as a policy goal would brush over the fact that you stated, and exagerate the benefits. However I doubt everybody owning a handgun would go out and …

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    Comment #49003807

    Not to get too off track, but it's actually an interesting case in that it's one of those where weighting for prevalence of ownership wouldn't matter for the purpose of discovering…

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    Comment #48985492

    Emacs seems to do a pretty good job handling this with the "Customize" interface. Presents a bunch of variables the user is intended to customise in something resembling a familiar…

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    Comment #48979569

    I hate outdoor LED lights so much, I won't be surprised if a couple decades or centuries from now we discover that these things have been doing permanent damage to people's eyes. I…

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    Comment #48975434

    I appreciate somebody trying to connect disparate concepts to give both some kind of fresh perspective; perfectly happy to entertain analogies that break down if you look at them t…

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    Comment #48974638

    Dunno why you think it's obvious that I should be able to have the state seize your house for my own personal infrastructure just because I demand I chew through so much electricit…

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    Comment #48974602

    Actually, strictly speaking, it's /more/ debatable. Using eminent domain to seize land for the data centre itself gets a much more generally negative reaction, while seizing it for…

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    Comment #48968022

    It's neglecting a fourth: Refusing to actually solve the problem so that they can continue to complain about it being someone else's fault.

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    Comment #48964971

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    Comment #48964965

    I was kind of surprised when I traveled to NY and SF from Melbourne. I knew Melbourne was fairly up there in vego/vegan friendliness, but took it for granted that NY and SF would b…

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    Comment #48761627

    Somebody once went through one of my Stack* answers and changed (unilaterally edited) every Commonwealth spelling to American spelling...

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    Comment #48391582

    I'm pretty sure someone will accuse me of reading my own trauma into this, but AgentMasterRace mentions also being chronically ill. No mention of timing between Ex significantly im…

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    Comment #48379381

    Same. Given that no Wayland compositors implement it, or anything like it, and from some of my surface level reading about how compositors work, I get the impression Wayland is par…

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    Comment #48358071

    Is it called Odysseus because it's always spitting out verbose bullshit?

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    Comment #48235960

    Thanks so much for the heads up. I loved Freenet as a concept back in the day and used to devote a significant chunk of my tiny hard drive to trying to help out. I looked it up a f…

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    Comment #48235911

    Disagreeable, passionate people are passionate about doing projects that go against the grain. It's really obvious to anybody actually asking the question instead of just being rhe…

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    Comment #48235787

    Anything that wants to traverse your filesystem could do so trivially from a wineprefix, but stuff like sniffing your browser extensions might be harder depending on the technique.…

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    Comment #48235757

    I've formally studied gamedev, but haven't done anything in over a decade, but even before you get to the thorny issue of anti-cheat sustems, games rely on running at a(n often ver…

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    Comment #47969577

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    Comment #47937355

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    Comment #47937282

    I'm so sick of it. I'm so fucking sick of it.

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    Comment #47932041

    Our perceptions about the past will be further and further shaped by an oroborous of AI hallucinations and embellishments.

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    Comment #47779648

    Why on earth would I go out of my way to publicise that information in a public forum?

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    Comment #47767906

    Has definitely happened to me. Especially if I try the "click back a couple times quickly" method first.