Youtube comments of Regulus (@xXx_Regulus_xXx).

  1. imagine feeling threatened by an individual redditor
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  2. @kevalyarathore223 your incredulity is unwarranted. cultures that promote deeply unsanitary behavior are less healthy than ones that don't.
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  3.  @sergleua  your vitriol in the face of a reasonable argument isn't convincing the bystanders jsyk
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  4. a real government building massive cities nobody can live in like they're exploiting a buggy game mechanic is one of the most darkly hilarious things I've heard of
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  5. it could be very preferable for the blind. built around voice and touch, worn on the lapel area with a front-facing camera. it could read signs for them and help with navigating. I could imagine someone wearing this with a set of earbuds and a mic and getting directions read to them people without visual impairment might use something like this as a bluetooth accessory when they don't want to be distracted, but when you want to watch a video without seeing the creases in your palm, you pull out the screen
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  6. nationalizing would result in direct government censorship instead of corporate censorship partly at the behest of multiple governments. in other words, same problem we have currently with a different coat of lead paint.
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  7.  @unlockedaccount  embarrassing 🤭
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  8. from shirtless to a bathrobe to an un-ironed shirt. this is character development
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  9.  @tuckerbugeater  there is some utility in getting information from a country that can't physically do anything to you. just know you're getting propaganda from somebody whichever search engine you pick.
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  10. Israel moment
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  11. ​ @LennyMiller739  there was an entire ad campaign over 20 years ago that word for word said downloading pirated movies is stealing. regardless of the actual facts, that's what was pushed on people so it's what they're now reacting against.
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  12. I'm not even a programmer and that's exactly why I quit my last job. nobody anywhere has any agency in their role. management either needs to throw their hands up and say "fine! do it your way then!" or pull the trigger on replacing us all with chatGPT because larping as a robot isn't working out well for at least 4/5ths of working adults.
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  13. reasonable assessment overall, but the core takeaway being "don't swing the pendulum TOO hard so the movement doesn't burn itself out in a short few decades" works as long as the right doesn't pussyfoot around and not make enough changes.
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  14.  @Poookoook  cnnpcs seething in the replies
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  15. ​ @mechadeka sOuRcE? SoUrCe? 🤪 try watching the video instead of using it as white noise.
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  16. learned this the hard way down south of you. I got unlucky and a rock hit my windshield on the highway, and while I was setting aside money to have it filled, temperature fluctuations grew the crack from "maybe I can just get this filled" to "you need a replacement windshield," it sucks
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  17. does anyone feel like reviving the HURD kernel? lol
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  18. can someone explain why ads being served on edgy videos or webpages with pirated files is such a huge deal? do people really think Pepsi, Unilever, etc. have their advertising department target people who are making a point of not paying for stuff?
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  19. happens to the best of us, I used to donate to wikipedia.
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  20. world superpower by 2030!
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  21.  @WizeguyGaming  your Bentley analogy might apply if it guzzled gas like a Hummer
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  22. this assumes there's any intent to apply the restrictions fairly, don't get drawn in by any legalese and take what Linus says at face value.
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  23. yeah he got filtered by the term "conspiracy theory." unless this video is some normie outreach thing and he knows he can't question established narratives too much he has a massive blind spot in his understanding of how politics is done. Bezmenov would be a decent place to start if he's reading this.
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  24. it's usually the online harassment they're more worried about
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  25.  @miriam8376  this is unsound reasoning. legalizing assault would reduce crime too, but there's no such thing as a safe assault, just because it was done legally. some things are actually illegal because they're bad for your mind or body
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  26. I hope he didn't forget to open his window and clap for healthcare workers.
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  27. 8:20 you can also practice ignoring notifications. if someone important to you might need to reach you, give them a custom notification sound and ignore everything else. listen to the sound of your phone, notice your pavlovian response, but don't pick it up. keep reading.
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  28.  @gmdrandom6287  for the "everything is political" types reading this, does it make more sense if we say not everything in the world needs to be stuffed with unsolicited, optically dubious appeals to support your favorite cause while we're just trying to get through the day and write some code or view a text file. It's like how some people start to hate a product from seeing it advertised too much. If you bother people at inopportune times they'll get irritated instead of listening earnestly.
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  29. these days it's more like DO NOT REDEEM
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  30. at that point why not just meet irl if you want that level of geofencing? the value of the internet is that it's (mostly) non-local
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  31. brave search*
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  32. Bleachbit dev did it better. The "cloth or something" was a pretty fun way to make some cash from drawing attention to a political hack.
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  33. if you mean a market with competition, permitting the existence of monopolies is not a free market.
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  34. --guy who likes subsidizing monopolies
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  35. if you mean the federal reserve, yes
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  36. why the random throwaway comment about bitcoin at the end? fortune 500s aren't more willing to compensate open source devs in crypto than in fiat.
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  37. ​ @cjbeans are you missing the point on purpose? the reason CF wouldn't oppose what might be a state actor isn't because of laws, it's because they don't want their teeth kicked in by A STATE ACTOR.
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  38.  @Sean-sn9ld  and how have heavy taxes worked out for tobacco and alcohol addicts? do they buy less or do they slide into poverty?
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  39. I'm not sure how it works wherever you live, but a free piece of code that you are charged $0 to use doesn't qualify as a monopoly.
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  40. fair. if they're experts they should be able to know the reasons well enough to explain, like this guy does.
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  41. wdym conspiracy theories? this is a real company being taken to court LOL
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  42.  @slugmanestudios768  I'm curious, do you have any criticisms of Jung? Because while there is a Peterson soundbyte in the video it's just him restating a Jungian idea.
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  43. sounds like they see enough use that it's not a problem, I'm more on the "leave enough gas in the tank to get to the gas station and fuel up when I need to drive somewhere/consider pouring fuel stabilizer in the tank between drives" end of the spectrum
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  44.  @vladlu6362  it's political, but it's about choices any individual of sound mind can make, there's nothing in the four freedoms about "these apply unless you're from XYZ country or ABC background."
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  45. do you guys have some weird definition of capitalism that exempts businesses under a certain size? plenty of businesses don't have that ambition. my favorite family owned restaurant shut down when their kids wanted to do other things even though there was nothing stopping them from continuing the business, opening franchise locations, etc.
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  46. all the "moderates" have to do is quit watching porn lol. when the wellbeing of children is on the line, whatever happens, happens.
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  47.  @titanicisshit1647  he's saying monopolies operate unimpeded until a government wants to exert more control over them
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  48.  @rodiculous9464  I understand the concept but as someone already pointed out, with silicon power efficiency and performance usually increase together. spending more on a product that's a middling improvement over last gen with significantly higher operational cost and then peacocking about how much $$ you're capable of wasting just to say you have the new model makes a person come off as frivolous.
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  49.  @piked86  basically just check for a COC or a garish rainbow logo
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  50. keep an eye on the Ladybird browser
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  51. 8:34 how type box gloves?
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  52. this thing probably would have been a good upgrade for my girlfriend's 1050 if it wasn't selling for basically double MSRP right now. I was fully ready to just impulse buy it but the availability went to nothing within days and now the price is dog water like everything else.
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  53. stop watching cable.
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  54.  @charlestilley2576  it still exists in 10, too. It does some kind of diagnostic on your system specs and disables it if you have enough/fast enough RAM but it still exists in the OS
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  55. hang in there fellow 580 user
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  56.  @radornkeldam  look into ReactOS, I suspect it'll get some new pull requests soon if the banned devs want to contribute to another open source project. the devs are from russia so there's little risk of being banned.
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  57. only problem with this video is that Google's AI isn't sentient, we're still in the chinese room stage. The model they're using currently is impressive but not sentient.
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  58. still don't understand why blacks are mad, I didn't see him doming any of them that night
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  59.  @xravenx24fe  he's incredibly autistic, so when it comes to software he's precisely on the mark, but you can safely discard his ideas about socializing and the horizontal tango...
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  60.  @StupidusMaximusTheFirst  you can borrow any code you want from linux as long as it's under the same license. in any case, the best time to start on a huge undertaking like a new kernel is as soon as you see a need for one, it can be prod ready that much sooner that way.
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  61. the next revision of the CoC is going to be written like a Borderlands monologue, all in the name of FreedomTM.
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  62. "sophisticated, enlightened" yurop wants to ban secure technology.
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  63. well as long as you don't die and the tech doesn't get banned, finding out the impact is inevitable. thoughts and prayers for Elon's first techno-trepanning case
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  64. "I would honestly struggle to use anything else at this point" sounds like lock-in to me, I'll stick to open source...
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  65.  @manitoba-op4jx  mint is great but if you want something that doesn't rely on debian/ubuntu package base there are still good alternatives, and the mint team are overhauling the default cinnamon theme so it will look better on other distros. KDE's latest release is a lot of fun too, coming from someone who ran mint+kde for many years
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  66.  @heyitsme1618  spelling is hard
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  67. you don't have to ask, just look through his channel.
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  68.  @32to28  blog about it
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  69. in short, read for pleasure and teach children phonics.
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  70. you answered your own question. stuff google's results with either your own ads, or simply poison them so badly people will use your search engine instead. simple
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  71. glad I'm a few updates behind on my windows machine, I suppose. I'll keep an eye out for Sneedpad++ when someone forks this but thankfully most of my computing happens on Linux where I don't need N++ either way.
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  72. ​ @dannysullivan3951 you'd have an easier time getting rid of racism if the people who want it gone weren't the most annoying people on the planet. you're in a conversation about how people who violate the law should be punished and all you have to contribute is "but guys guys racism is bad and you're bad if you don't care about that ☝️🤓" people like you suck all the oxygen out of a room talking about tangential nonsense because you don't have anything salient to add. nobody forced you to comment.
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  73. lol. no
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  74. democracy isn't the only game in town.
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  75.  @Mr0rris0  people have said "we'll never survive THIS ONE!" since the first crisis.
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  76. just because two phrases share a word doesn't mean they're related.
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  77.  @Cubeytheawesome  exactly, it was fine when it was libraries and forums. after ecommerce etc. it's become layer upon layer of get rich quick schemes
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  78. paid products and services to go with their browser. they have a VPN you can buy, they'll have to start offering some other paid features.
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  79. all it would take is not being subsidized by government grants for tesla to downsize or disappear, the electric car market seems to have leveled off naturally and other companies offer electric models anyway.
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  80. people aren't good natured like that anymore, last food I heard of being thrown at people had cement in it
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  81. no such thing as a "cpu screen"
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  82. valve has competition, and they even let you install apps that don't come from steam on their own handheld.
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  83. it can also be disabled from running at startup for similar results, so far it hasn't been re-enabled on my w10 machine
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  84. ​ @johnmukendi7650  under a pseudonym with no pictures of himself. not a data source for the type of privacy violation being discussed.
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  85. I'm not sure where you're getting "apple isn't a monopoly" from.
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  86. it's just a picture bud. is showing a picture of a CEO racist?
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  87.  @eyeborg3148  based
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  88. way ahead of you 😁 couldn't imagine having a car payment. I pay a few grand for a car and keep up on maintenance and so far that's enough to last me a decade with a quality car like a honda or a toyota.
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  89. if it's a galaxy it could be samsung or google, depends on which apps are being loaded. look into rooting if you want to get rid of them
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  90. yes, and that's a problem unless you like paying 1000% markups for all your commodities
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  91. we're in the future dude, tech companies ARE the government. they have as much influence on your day to day as the state, or if you think they don't they have enough influence on everyone you know that it does affect you.
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  92. ...did you watch the video? they're not getting sued by some guy, they're being investigated by the United States Department of Justice.
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  93. smart, I've also seen on another channel to run the car at higher RPMs when you use a fuel system cleaner so it works more effectively
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  94. I hope the megacorporation sees this and gives you belly rubs.
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  95. ​ @Rishabhgoyal14002 I think what he means is the CIA doesn't believe in any of the astral realm stuff, but in order to make other people waste their time on it, they made up a nonsense project and let it be declassified, so that people think it's a secret technique they've been using. If they could interact with spiritual stuff in a predictable way, it's more likely that they would keep an advantage like that hidden away forever, maybe by using one of these alleged forbidden techniques to make sure no one could talk about it.
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  96. yep.
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  97. a duopoly isn't actually better than a monopoly, and whether or not FB is essential, lots of people use it and it's influential so it warrants investigation.
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  98.  @lukegibson6044  I'd pay for this site if it were run better.
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  99.  @kristie3592  just because those things happened in those decades doesn't mean they were of the RW. kind of a silly takeaway.
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  100. ok doomer
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  101.  @PixyEm  oligopoly
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  102.  @PixyEm  Valve is doing fine without a single shareholder, it's time for more companies to go private.
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  103. if by browser engine you mean rendering engine, google getting fined won't have any effect on them. browsers using chrome's rendering engine will probably be fine too
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  104. the fact that microsoft is still a problem after being restricted is a sign google should be split up.
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  105. ​ @The-Rest-of-Us t. future paperclip
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  106. 2:27 addendum: people who believe in objective history and recognize the potential for dangerous automated revisionism were mad about the DEI-compliant SS and the Founding Brothas
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  107. ​ @dragonlord1935  at that point I think we'll have to re-frame human achievements as either art or doing more with less. Even after the singularity human brains will probably still be more energy efficient than silicon for a while.
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  108. omega 🤓 glasses, I've never seen hornrims anywhere near that thick
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  109. if you watch the video, upgrading the SSD isn't possible in this model, linux would still be a valid option depending on the user and how well supported the hardware is though
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