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Comment #12418595
Good job missing every fucking point I was trying to make. You have the reading comprehension skills of a termite mound. (Hello to the Red Hat shills monitoring this discussion. Ho…
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Comment #12418060
The best Linux analogue I can think of is systemd. It's not about resisting minor changes or sticking to an obsolete OS and expecting the vendor to support you indefinitely. It's a…
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Comment #12402810
Aborting all boys is a bit extreme. Instead, what would happen if you systematically disempowered and imprisoned western men in favor of women, over the course of decades? Then, wh…
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Comment #12348921
You're doing god's work.
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Comment #12334310
And so is the intelligence.
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Comment #12334237
You should give this series a watch. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hjernevask
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Comment #12334194
> I saw a video about 6502 hardware emulation where the guy said his was half-cycle complete. Looking forward to understanding all of that. To give you a little head start on that,…
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Comment #12324402
What is the practical implication of this? In China Windows XP on modern hardware is still by far the dominant OS, so I would be very surprised if any of the major manufacturers wo…
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Comment #12318318
Would you feel safe in Tokyo if it were full of Australians?
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Comment #12317888
IIRC it took much longer to deliver than expected, didn't improve much upon Haswell, sold in a limited set of SKUs, then was succeeded by Skylake a few months later.
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Comment #12317873
Citation needed. There would have been a huge stink if AMD had stopped supporting Windows 7 already.
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Comment #12306071
>On the other hand, if your primary concern is the nameless faces spewing hateful, racist, or otherwise inflammatory garbage on your comments section, the Facebook requirement with…
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Comment #12294808
>Sony were advocate of writing assembly in an excel spreadsheet What was supposed to be the advantage of this over a traditional plain text assembly language? Using Excel macros to…
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Comment #12294657
>I really wonder what kind of drugs they were on when they decided that it would be a good idea to import millions of illiterate, young men from an alien culture that hates us. We …
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Comment #12292468
Lots of great games didn't sell because they were non-franchise titles released at the end of their platform's life. Shantae, Drill Dozer... It sucks, but it was probably the right…
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Comment #12280722
Your taste is terrible though.
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Comment #12271276
Have you ever watched a heist film? If so, you can't claim not to understand how it could be exciting to break into someone's property, risk imprisonment or death, and take their s…
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Comment #12266898
My gut says that all of these fields are much smaller worlds than you assume, especially when compared to the 7-11 million concurrent Steam users and countless more PC gamers in co…
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Comment #12266749
"This is not r/redpill" says it all, but ok. http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2000/05/the-war-...
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Comment #12266534
Sexual desire was fixed at a cultural level until it wasn't. The narrative that people only steal because they're poor and desperate is just that, a narrative. Anyone can feel exci…
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Comment #12266117
Feminists have selected against male aggressive behavior in our education systems for decades. They have "successfully" ruined the lives of countless western boys and laid the foun…
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Comment #12265948
It's human nature to crave sex, maybe not with every single person you meet, but certainly with more than a single partner in your entire life, right? For thousands of years, Chris…
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Comment #12253781
Thank you for this insightful, valuable comment.