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johnny53169

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    Comment #32148155

    > My advice for the young who don't want to do what it takes to pursue their profession is to put in an application at McDonalds. Smiling and burger flipping is an honorable career…

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    Comment #32148144

    > I don't get the mentality that people think they're entitled to be coddled. This is pretty bad faith of you to interpret the argument this way, the OP said nothing about being co…

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    Comment #32116694

    > Even so, a bricklayer who was the son of an Austrian village policeman and had a bloodline tainted by a bastard great-grandfather -- was able to marry into the Kennedy family. Wh…

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    Comment #31891854

    > They'll also use this info to advertise to you, send you flyers and coupons in the mail, for example. It would be good to say which country you are talking about, in Europe this …

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    Comment #31891057

    Does every human activity need to be productive? Why would you care what others think about your hobbies?

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    Comment #31144073

    Are you seriously trying to argue there was less domestic violence back then? Extended family can help, but they can just as well think you deserved it or turn a blind eye.

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    Comment #30779443

    It's very interesting, did you and your mom ever talk about your respective programming career? How was it like when she was a programmer?

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    Comment #29663536

    They fixed the font handling in this release

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    Comment #29148436

    Cult of personality? Are we living on the same planet? As far as I know people talk about him a couple of time a year. No statue, no memorial. Yeah people erase his flaws a bit, ye…

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    Comment #29141163

    > In VR you multitask by bringing the computing environment into the virtual environment. So there is no deficit there. Writing/typing would be really bad in VR though, and that's …

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    Comment #29141093

    "Eat the rich" is a stupid slogan, I still don't understand how a Walmart greeter is a meaningful job considering it almost only exists in the US.

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    Comment #29141076

    > Would you prefer those jobs just didn’t exist? They don't exist in my country and people don't seem sadder for it.

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    Comment #29141035

    We are all alive in the same way

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    Comment #29137445

    > And there are also plenty of adults who don’t need to work who do those jobs. Do you have any numbers on that? Your comment sounds like what an out of touch rich person would say…

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    Comment #29131822

    > then they go back to not caring about linux. So they care so little about Linux they are going to release a subsidized console using Linux next year? Give me a break with your cy…

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    Comment #29131425

    That's nice to hear, and to correct my previous comment, Australia is the biggest producer of iron: > In 2019, the country was the 2nd largest world producer of gold;[1] 8th larges…

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    Comment #29130828

    > Slaves sent to mines were basically sentenced to death. It's less bad now, but being a miner is not much better nowadays, even more so since most of the mines are in poor countri…

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    Comment #29124041

    > Like legit half of it is drug use questions. That's on purpose: "Communities That Care (CTC)[1] is a program of the Center for Substance Abuse Prevention" "The Center for Substan…

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    Comment #29057378

    > (3.) carbon capture, and one gets to 75% emissions reduction with less than one percent of cost increase Carbon capture and less than one percent cost increase looks suspect to m…

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    Comment #29057349

    > It would take at least ten years to educate the nuclear engineers needed to build dozens or even hundreds of them. And even then they don't have experience, they are juniors buil…

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    Comment #28937771

    > What is the result of such spending? Did they actually spend $1 billion? Or they did and spent on overpriced services? Without knowing what they did the amount is meaningless

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    Comment #28879122

    > How about "I need to message other people in a way that doesn't make everyone I know have to change the current way they do things". Isn't that the exact purpose of those walled …

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    Comment #28333955

    What would be some of those issues for you?

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    Comment #28308320

    Corrected thank you!