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Comment #48389568
The problem I have with good faith debate is that it often falls into a fallacy of "fair-time" meaning we think we have to give the other side equal time. This because obvious with…
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Comment #48051390
>At some point you have to hold adult Republicans accountable for their actions. They were warned repeatedly; they chose to ignore the warnings. The challenge is that with a 2-part…
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Comment #47938033
The physical keys, like Yubico, help with that. However, I have not been convinced that a password manager with unique, strong passwords on all my accounts shouldn't suffice. I don…
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Comment #47937979
I don't know if that is sarcasm, but a chair I buy is mine to do whatever I want with it. Same goes for clothes, a mattress, paint, or any other non-software enabled physical item.…
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Comment #47850943
I think this is a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_man_theory fallacy. There is a correlation to Cook and the performance, but the idea that this was all because of one single g…
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Comment #47779523
Relational Databases Aren’t Dinosaurs, They’re Sharks. https://www.simplethread.com/relational-databases-arent-dino... The very small bonus you get on small apps is hardly worth th…
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Comment #47755150
It is not illegal to ask a user's age in the US online. Can you let us know what your source is?
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Comment #47575594
I don't think the point is that the transition isn't difficult. It is that there is an overall benefit that outweighs the challenges of the transition. The sad part is that industr…
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Comment #47124318
I can refuse a very specific email configuration, but there are so many simple variations, it isn't all that effective. Tons of cold email providers have you first buy 100 domain n…
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Comment #47063313
The motivation to advertise, track, remarket, and exploit is always there. If I started getting all my news via Bluesky, I would have to allow various businesses to reach out to me…
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Comment #47040999
If you are trying to stop monopolization, then having a large organization/government swarm the protocol gives them an effective monopoly. Being able to put a drop of clean water i…
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Comment #47040790
Macy's has Santa clause since 1947 because that is when Miracle on 24th Street came out. And he even knows when you are sleeping.
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Comment #46993139
I was extending into the future a little bit. Think of it as playing with a cheat code that let's you have more health or power rather than God mode. But God mode is on the way. Ch…
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Comment #46993106
I suppose I could just tell you what I'm feeling, not the op. The fun was bringing down the fire. That is INCREDIBLY fun! That feels valuable. That feels like you are helping other…
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Comment #46992933
Yeah, but I used to be a wizard with arcane knowledge making computers do things others didn't even understand. I was casting fireballs, and now everyone has Find Greater Familiar …
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Comment #46962639
[55yo] My sense is that those problems we worked on in the 80s and 90s were like the perfectly balanced MMORPG. The challenges were tough, but with grit, could be overcome and you …
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Comment #46949394
I don't know that people are really looking for things to justify their ageism, just like I don't feel that racists are actually trying to justify their view. As a seasoned citizen…
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Comment #46684236
"it’s very important to be patient." I was a tow pilot in the Rockies for a ski season and got a whopping 3.5 hours of glider time. The spinning in circles to gain altitude was eno…
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Comment #46533858
I think the point being made is that the challenge is when it comes to medicine, lay people can't even begin to understand the research and can't form their own opinion. So for tho…
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Comment #46224075
My takeaway is that jfindper is saying that seatbelt laws had a justification that does not have a parallel with this action regarding social media. IDK if this is how they would s…
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Comment #45930725
It's interesting how drawing a clock is one of the primary signals for dementia. https://www.verywellhealth.com/the-clock-drawing-test-98619
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Comment #45682034
Not flawed, but very, very complicated. The theory of free markets holds a lot of very well reasoned and tested lessons that can be instructive, depending to which principles you a…
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Comment #45212715
It reminds my of this scene from ST:TNG [ https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=22&v=VddS5IWxHd8&feature=you... ]
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Comment #45187195
I basically still only use :), :(, and :P. I also have to "undo" it when they switch my chars to an actual emoji. The only one I wish were easier to show is ¯\\(ツ)/¯
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Comment #45030169
To be fair, China has been widely abusing the https://youtu.be/quGoGgbP-aE?si=FL8pgTssEwn5qEvS&t=387