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bragh

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    Comment #49193548

    It's an interesting topic, though. If Latin is backwards because of assocation with European cultures, what are biologists nowadays proposing to replace it with? Some kind of unive…

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    Comment #49152179

    Quite a few people do believe that a good specification is long, has multiple levels of headings, interspersed bold text, bullet points, and so on. Definitely, this is what they ha…

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    Comment #49081157

    Yes, but the film was made for modern audiences using the modern translation. Isn't it somewhat ridiculous to criticize a film for exactly following the cultural conventions it is …

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    Comment #49081137

    It was a direct quote from the review. Yes, she did use "sex scenes".

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    Comment #49079179

    Fair enough about the other points. But this is a ridiculous "hot take": > There are no sex scenes, and all the food looks horrible. Yes and if there were sex scenes, then the film…

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    Comment #49007179

    Awful choice for whom exactly? From their point of view, it is the rational choice.

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    Comment #48793055

    They crashed yes, but not for too long and they did recover. And was it ever confirmed it was because of vibe coding? Not sure how much if any it even impacted their stock.

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    Comment #48792787

    Maybe we just aren't far enough in the vibe coding side of things and there are still too many people in the industry who still pay attention to details, so no major catastrophes h…

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    Comment #48453111

    Oh, the people who work on secure boot, attestation, DRM, and other such features know very well, but don't care. This is because the claimed benefits for them, such as less hacker…

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    Comment #48018815

    Yes. It's not a hard concept?

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    Comment #47214861

    Say what? Technology has been awesome, it pretty much eliminates the risk in social interactions. With Internet, you are not forced to be part of a community you have no interest i…

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    Comment #46718939

    The phrasing in your sources is absolutely horrible and brings back high school vibes of "lonely kids are bad because they are lonely, so they must be bullied to make them normal a…

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    Comment #46718819

    > lots of them stay adolescent well into their 30s and require a caregiver or a substitute mom more than a gf/wife What do you actually mean by this part?

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    Comment #46652366

    Amazing, checked just now and seems that these are now in stock in many places. When I checked last week, they weren't, seems like some stock got released for EU then.

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    Comment #46652167

    In EU, have not seen PA32QCV ever in stock anywhere.

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    Comment #46638327

    If those people got a haircut, brushed their teeth and took a shower, they would be attractive!

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    Comment #46484096

    You misunderstand me. No, I do not think that it is a good thing that society works this way, but yet it does.

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    Comment #46459573

    Eventually it doesn't end well indeed. But modern society has made it pretty clear that older men aren't actually needed and are more of a burden. Just look at how triggered the GP…

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    Comment #46458273

    > For example, studies have shown that men who decide to isolate themselves to be "family men" die earlier at age 58. Yes, but isn't it a benefit to society as a whole though? All …

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    Comment #46339801

    Everybody say "thank you, Microsoft!". Until PowerShell 6, curl in pwsh was an alias to Invoke-WebRequest: https://lazyadmin.nl/powershell/using-curl/ Obviously, it does not cause …

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    Comment #46285933

    Why should somebody donate to somebody else's luxuries if they could spend it on their own luxuries? Anyway, yes, direct donation is always better, be it to some random guy down on…

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    Comment #46257193

    Corporate security hates websockets though, SSE is much easier for end-users to get approved.

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    Comment #46018459

    And all those years could have been avoided by treating a new unknown disease as it should have been treated instead of trusting China's word on it. Go figure.

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    Comment #46015432

    It doesn't matter how easy something is to set up and run from technology side if actually being able to set it up and run it takes half a year or more coordination calendar time, …

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    Comment #46014176

    It wasn't a few months, it was a few years of back-and-forth political and corporate shenanigans with a new narrative every few months that the $CURRENT_THING crowd happily ran alo…