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Comment #49229492
I'm not a drawing person. I wish I could draw a lot better. I used to try once in a while, and the results were universally bad. So a few years ago, I took a drawing course, and pu…
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Comment #49059864
You have to read the news from someone, and each one has its own bias. State news has a well known failure mode as propaganda. But commercial news turns out to have its own failure…
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Comment #49031693
The reason of copyright has always been to protect the current powers. To promote usefull arts has always been a whitewash. Here's e.g. wikipedia on that topic: https://en.wikipedi…
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Comment #49026543
"To protect the children, ...."
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Comment #48965950
If this happens without clicking I agree, the software is not covered under any EULA and you're allowed to do whatever you want, right?
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Comment #48951953
Seconded. I talk to my cats, to the software I'm troubleshooting, to my tools, sometimes even to my dishwasher while filling it. Presumably none of them cares, but every reaction i…
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Comment #48880036
Doing this brings you close to OSI, which famously failed by being overcomplicated. The current design was implementable by zillions of cheap humans running cheap hardware. I alway…
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Comment #48879389
It might be more of a weakened immune system thing. Everyone gets small lightning strikes all the times, but our defences stop it before it gets too bad. So when defences are faili…
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Comment #48843453
As an EUian,I've never given one care about my credit rating. I don't even know if I have one. They can cause a long drawn out court battle, and abuse your data. Noyb is the real-w…
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Comment #48785899
I did read the book, and know enough people who did. Now I may have weird interests, but that describes basically half the inhabitants of this site. BTW, as non-USAian, I never saw…
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Comment #48785538
There was a time where Hawking's A brief history of time gave a decent overview of the universe to beginners. Does anyone know how well it holds up today and if anything better exi…
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Comment #48729067
In the EU, anyone can legally get a second hand LTSC license. See e.g. https://en.windowsnoticias.com/Where-to-get-cheap-and-offici...
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Comment #48663640
I've always wondered if adding your own dots would throw it off
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Comment #48656662
One part of this is how hard it is to translate the impact to now-scientists. E.g. 2 degrees temperature raise did not sound bad to me, untill someone explained to me this is from …
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Comment #48649525
In my corner of the world, credit cards were for buying stuff on the internet and travelling outside the EU. Now the net has evelved enough to accept our normal means of payment. I…
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Comment #48621223
I love my Roomba 600 so much that I bought a new Roomba a few months ago. Unfortunately, it is a strictly inferior product on just about any point.
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Comment #48566330
You're proposing encrypting the only thing that merits recovery?
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Comment #48566313
There is a midterm comming up in the USA. If you're living there and you're now not going to vote,I'm sorry but you're complicit. They might make it inconvenient, but you all still…
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Comment #48544235
This is not the correct model. For a typical user, they can bring the laptop to someone knowledgeable, who will pop out the drive for them. The main question is: What is the bigges…
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Comment #48537138
Basically, the whole protestant faction. A sibling comment mentions Lutheran (German) and Mennonites (Dutch). There is of course catholicism from the Irish, but the Anglicans are s…
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Comment #48532977
I've always thought of the USA as the east Roman Empire of the British Empire. The seat of the throne moved to the white house, but the USA is still culturally close to the UK. Exc…
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Comment #48532908
Around here, I've never seen an ebike without speedometer, and everyone on the street should respect street signs and red lights. I see no reason to ignore red lights or stop signs…
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Comment #48526371
Belgian view here. Flanders is slowly getting the Dutch cycling culture. E-bikes are forbidden from assisting above 25 km/h. You can go faster, but you will be providing the power …
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Comment #48473107
There is this feeling where it's futile to do anything, the world is big and miserable and you're small and insignificant. I'm slowly getting convinced that some political players …