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busterarm

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About busterarm

Most people are stupid and/or on drugs.

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    Comment #49211402

    official projects are usually run by sensible people who want to do things and aren't leading with ideology. We're literally talking about an "X but in Rust" project already...

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    Comment #49211332

    I would also say Brazil and Ireland are unusually friendly & warm compared to most of the world. Irish people making small talk is practically a competitive sport.

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    Comment #49211167

    Everything around Rust is political, so the license choices are also about political statement.

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    Comment #49204519

    I don't know about that. I've pretty continuously been playing games like UT99, UT2k4, Quake (specifically Quake Fortress), TFC, AvP2 since release. Even things like Space Station …

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    Comment #49204192

    Wut? We're in a Renaissance of boomer shooters right now. There's like hundreds of new ones and it's a popular category. Just check out civvie11's channel if you disbelieve. They'r…

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    Comment #49198794

    The cracks are already there though in Japan where this is starting to fall apart and has fueled a substantial rise in anti-immigration sentiment there. Particularly at specific gr…

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    Comment #49190811

    I'm partial to YouTrack but I also haven't used it in 10 years and it was painful to set up.

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    Comment #49190793

    99.99999% of people will never even attempt to edit a page on wikipedia. Also VisualEditor sucks if you've never used VisualEditor before and sucks even more for anything complicat…

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    Comment #49188044

    I've been at more than one company that migrated _from_ MediaWiki to Confluence. It usually boils down to "non-developers have to use this and Markdown+plugins is hard". Turns out …

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    Comment #49187219

    Yeah they had no problem paying broadway theater talent to write and perform corporate musicals for them but wouldn't spend on Advil, band aids and AEDs. I guess those don't "contr…

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    Comment #49186281

    One company I was at wouldn't even keep basic first aid supplies stocked. Facilities succesfully made a big push to get a bunch of people CPR/AED training, especially because it wa…

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    Comment #49183201

    This is true of just about any subject. 90% of the comments are noise.

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    Comment #49171337

    coco bread :D But with cheese and in coco bread are both common, yeah. Most old school Italian pizza places in Manhattan/Queens carry them in my experience. (e.g., Sacco Pizza on 5…

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    Comment #49156347

    Canadian bureaucracy around food is at times insane (and vaguely racist). Just look up '1985 Jamaican patty wars'.

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    Comment #49155801

    I agree. Also there's one specific context where I use this quite a bit, even if it's a bit passive aggressive...: When someone is asking me about something that is a) their job an…

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    Comment #49123336

    They aren't "threatening" to sue Andre. They threatened to sue him in October and haven't retracted it. He also threatened to sue them by raising issues about Bundler trademark. A …

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    Comment #49122753

    Underrated comment. Unfortunately too many people won't be able to see this fact past the battle lines they've already drawn. Those of us who just want to get our work done do thou…

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    Comment #49091790

    Danish police are super tolerant and professional btw. I had my passport lifted by a pickpocket while at a restaurant in Vesterbro and had to report it to the police and then go to…

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    Comment #49084376

    > and if not ECHR will have the last word on that They actually already did. Dian v Denmark. Ruling that the ban wasn't illegal.

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    Comment #49075370

    > And you don’t think that has anything to do with incentives (or lack thereof)? No, that's almost never it. It's mostly life circumstances, burnout, frustration with management, e…