Youtube comments of Charlie Kahn (@charliekahn4205).

  1. Hearing both sexes mentioned here makes me glad that this isn't some sort of male-only behavior. As a man, just hearing one part of the story so many times has given me quite a hangup over my identity. Now I know that it's just a don't-be-an-asshole thing, and I can focus on that without feeling like I would inevitably succumb to it. EDIT: This is perhaps the cringiest comment I've ever written. Please disregard any and all opinions within it.
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  2. Try telling a Scottish warrior in the 1200s that men can't wear dresses. That's a good way to get a free cephalectomy. EDIT: Fine, 1700s. Sorry.
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  3. The Great Server Crash of 2039
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  4. I'm betting this conversation happened at least 10,000 times on Tumblr throughout those ten years, and each time took this long.
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  5. The only catcalling I would respect is someone getting cats to move toward me.
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  6. Of course, nobody can take any physical action against RMS, because they'd have to use root and chmod to be able to execute him or even write him off.
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  7.  @MBrulla  More like, "pspspspsps"
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  8. Terry is one of my inspirations to get into low-level programming. The idea of a compiled shell using the same language as the core of the operating system, coupled with the interface of early BASIC, really sticks with me.
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  9. Isn't everyone welcome at Pride who would actually want to be there?
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  10. If it were entirely about experiencing trauma and pain at the hands of men, a huge amount of men would be women. News flash, that isn't the case.
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  11. So ripped the abs have abs
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  12. Which is weird, because gorillas mostly forage for plants to eat
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  13. Humanity is too many people to care about. Gotta reduce that to what matters at any point
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  14.  @p4trickb4tem4n  Linux, being UNIX, treats everything like a text file or a folder. Every action in Linux is done by moving, copying, creating, deleting, writing, reading, or executing these files and folders. Windows treats your computer like a desk, and programs are seen as tools. They are a separate thing which has its own file type, treated completely differently from all other files. Theoretically on Linux you could make any file executable (it's not a good idea but you could). Windows requires a lot of formatting to do it.
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  15.  @pomax1464  Here's some cool logic: confidence is a masculine trait. Thus, it would be masculine to be confident enough in one's own masculinity to wear a dress without doubting one's identity. Thus, the dress fits perfectly.
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  16.  @CatFish107  Unless the thing oppressing you is in fact repressing you, in which it can be from all directions at once.
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  17. It was only a matter of time before some people realized that humans are highly deficient in the bodily-fur department.
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  18. Reason #1: NT is old and has terrible permission management Reason #2: Windows is popular on the desktop Reason #3: desktop users are generally less tech savvy and more prone to falling for tech-related scams
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  19. I have had way too much experience with condescending people telling me what I'm allowed to do to ever be able to take orders without reason. I will only accept guidance in the form of suggestion.
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  20. What if there's a salt lake?
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  21. Or that they have snake arms
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  22. Looks cool, but I'm not sure if it's actually an SUV
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  23. No, but I did de-string a piano once
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  24. "Heterophobia" is just another word for general hate. It means fear of the different.
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  25.  @danielhavoc889  trust me, the phobes would phobe even if every LGBT+ person were a perfect angel. It's okay to want improvement for improvement's sake.
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  26.  @FoundtheSource33  The more support they get, the more funding the government the people vote in will give them. Therefore it is in their best interest to teach the public.
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  27. Well, yeah. The evolutions are actually states of maturity. Why would you be attracted to a juvenile?
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  28. They could make like some US states and call them ATVs
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  29. Steve Jobs was a stuck-up, entitled, terrible person, but nobody cares because NeXT
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  30. Pokémon Hitachi is the world's least humane corporation
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  31.  @luigiii1700  that actually makes sense, because there are a lot of single mothers who don't have the financial means to raise their children, and requiring them to get permission from their former partner, if even that, is stupid.
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  32.  @YukonHexsun  That has more to do with French revolutionary politics than anything else. Back then, liberal meant leftist, since the establishment of personal liberties and egalitarianism was Priority Number 1 for them. This has never been updated.
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  33.  @nicewhenearnedrudemostlyel489  If it's not mysterious, and it wasn't the baby boomers (or really their parents), what happened? I've heard one person blame the fascists, but I haven't seen that from anyone else.
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  34. Do you want to try running around in a trip hazard?
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  35. They did. It got even worse.
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  36. Metroid 2 did this very well. You complete the game, where the objective is to destroy the Metroid species entirely (for the sake of the hardware and player experience, there's only one nest of Metroids left), and the last Metroid imprints on you, and you spare it, in a sequence where you are forced to reckon with what you've just done. There are no enemies to fight, there is no interesting terrain to admire, there are no power-ups to pick up. Only you and the last Metroid, journeying back up to your ship. It doesn't shove anything in your face, but makes it so you can't think about anything else.
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  37. This car is from 2014 and has since then depreciated by ~70% in 8 years, which is actually decent considering the MSRP.
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  38. You had to get it repaired at Radio Shack
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  39. My preferred response: "Nonn' yer beeswax, laddie!"
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  40.  @MegaVikingen  three months later: "Alright. We went through the list, and the Presidency goes to Tom Morris, DC mailman."
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  41. "It's time to make a mountain out of a molehill, so can I have a volunteer?" -"Weird" Al Yankovic
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  42.  @57ashdot  My solution is Pirate Socialism. Instead of company towns, town-owned companies. There's no need to worry about the state because you are the state. I call it Pirate Socialism because pirates did something like it back in the 1600s (and managed to use it to fight and win against entire empires). Yarr.
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  43.  @gabbo7101  In the past few years, strides have been taken to gradually ease up on censorship of media, and I don't think that's gonna stop any time soon.
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  44. They probably renamed it for the European market.
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  45. Aren't you guys the people who are supposed to be enforcing this?
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  46. Get a hobby. Getting into Unix/Minix/*nix/*nux is something you can do without leaving your computer, and it's educational. It's also really fun to yell at Microsoft.
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  47.  @charlesducombs9626  We also technically have registries for murder, robbery, other theft, racketeering, money laundering, and physical assault.
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  48. Except he gets tripped up in his own words often and is in many cases redundant.
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  49. Maybe that's a good thing. Humans are lazy enough to do a lot of work so they can be lazier later. The problem is when people push their own work onto other people and make it the only option.
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  50. That's sorta what capitalism was meant to do. Now that capitalism is exclusive and gated, the common men have no way of defining worth outside of romance.
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  51. That oughtta have done a number on the kids in training.
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  52. Like the fact that Linux doesn't treat a computer like a desk at all, and instead it treats a computer like a filing cabinet, which can be really jarring for Windows users.
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  53.  @khaotictrash  And I'm betting the police would also have some things to say about it, considering indecent-exposure laws.
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  54.  @connorp3030  While it is true that some systemic discrimination does exist, it is in its early stages, and has yet to become virulent, unlike the systemic discrimination faced by other groups. While with historically oppressed groups, systemic discrimination feeds cultural discrimination, with men it is the other way around—cultural discrimination feeds systemic discrimination. This is similar to the forms of widespread discrimination faced by Black people in the Reconstruction period in the South, before the process of discrimination began to feed into itself. Thus, it is not yet as big of a problem as the others. Not to mention that said systemic discrimination that does exist is not yet universal and is still confined to a few set fields. It is still a problem, but it's not the most urgent one yet.
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  55.  @roboteen  I wouldn't go that far, but the term really doesn't make sense outside of medical/psychological contexts. For instance, "Analysis of effectiveness of novel therapy in aiding MAPs and other paraphilic persons," would be a decent name for a study. But much of the time, academic terms shouldn't be used outside of academia, because they get misunderstood or only make sense because of another academic term existing which isn't used already in public.
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  56. Expatriate to France, become dedicated to art, wear quirky clothes, repatriate.
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  57. There are lots of ways to be privileged. For instance, family income, current income, labor demands, and education.
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  58. I mean, if we could get half the population to stop having kids, we could save the environment…
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  59. They're not meant for phones. The primary usage is large tablets.
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  60.  @donnamitsuki281  Because she's catering to an audience that is frustrated and single.
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  61. I myself prefer A-Rovin, but Drunken Sailor is okay
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  62. I really wish the lower window was a thing on crossovers, because you can hardly see where you're parking most of the time with those things. In fact, it should be a standard feature of most passenger vehicles, at least in the front, if only to be able to see where you are in your lane.
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  63. @fjejdhdnwhjfifjeheyd Then why don't you care about "heterosexual" or "binary"? It's the same idea.
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  64. My current crush (?) began a few years ago, when I first saw her—I can't explain it but I swear she was glowing. I just had this urge to talk to her and get to know her, and still do. I've been trying to ask her out for the past two years but haven't had the chance. At this point I just want this infatuation to end.
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  65. I'm open to organizing a second Woodstock if there are any takers
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  66. It's not only insulting, it's condescending.
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  67. Maybe this is why men like to park right next to wherever they're going.
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  68. Is furriness a trade or a major?
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  69. I think it's because they don't feel obligated to be political.
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  70.  @anothercoda3403  Who says individualism and empathy cannot coexist? Empathy is a highly useful tool in a Darwinian world if used correctly.
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  71. Do you run proprietary first and then switch to Nouveau at a faster clock?
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  72.  @theshermantanker7043  I stopped respecting any party after one incident. A few years ago, a bill was introduced that would change US policy on corporate surveillance to mirror that of the EU. It was supported by a bipartisan bloc, and it seemed like it was a shoo-in. Then, President Trump decided to declare his support for the proposal. Immediately, Nancy Pelosi spoke out against the bill. This is why I will never declare party membership, because going against the enemy always takes priority over any ideals they claim to profess.
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  73. Jail is a way of keeping people who could escape, until their trial. Prison is where convicts are held.
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  74. AFAIK he made a compiler first, and then built a simple OS to run the compiler. All TempleOS does is run the compiler and whatever the compiler calls.
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  75. I think the reason I don't know of a lot of famous women whom I see as funny is because my sense of humor is generally mundane. I won't laugh at current events, but I will laugh at a malfunctioning toaster. This is why I find Paula Poundstone hilarious.
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  76. If that teacher were Scottish they'd be singing a different tune
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  77.  @DrCruel  Read Marx and say that again, very slowly. The Communist Manifesto is about three pages long if you only read the important parts, and it is best to know at least the slightest thing about what you're arguing against.
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  78. I love the idea of configuration you can access directly from the filesystem. It makes it way easier to see what everything on your system is doing and what could be causing problems.
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  79. The next video: "What is love?"
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  80. Nah, enemies have some sort of respect for each other. They're usually really passive aggressive.
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  81. Even though Blink is a great web engine, and so is the engine it's based on, Webkit, there are a couple of others still and they should never be abandoned. Firefox uses its own engine, and another, smaller one (can't remember the name) makes their own as well. But the thing with Firefox is that even if Mozilla goes under, the people who develop browsers based on it won't go away, and can continue to develop the engine. If Firefox does, IceCat won't.
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  82.  @randch4773  The Aces get it too (often from the medical field and from the people you'd expect to be mad someone isn't attracted to them)
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  83.  Alabama Man Special Edition  To define is to limit and to constrain, thus defining "woman" restricts what a woman can be, therefore making the concept in and of itself sexist.
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  84. I partially agree with what you said in this video. However, I do have a counterargument arguing as to why these channels should continue to exist and be watched. Every one of these types of channels has a place in the Linux/Unix/Darwin community. Those who speak about the technical and productive benefits of these operating systems only, in addition to reviewing entire distributions and more general topics, appeal to new users and those thinking of switching. They help newbies to decide their level of involvement and whether or not they wish to switch, when these people would normally not even be thinking about the FOSS community. Those who do not take sides at any costs, instead opting to explain everything in depth, appeal to users with small amounts of experience in computers, who need unbiased reviews and tutorials. Some users actually do have compelling reasons to choose proprietary software as well as their open-source equivalents, and need to know which choice is best for them. Finally, provocateurs act as countermeasures against arguments generally accepted by most people, allowing users to know why they might not make certain choices. Their videos provide compelling concerns about topics no one else argues against. Users with higher experience with computers could be attracted to some of this content, due to the fact that they posses the expertise to be able to look critically at every aspect of their device. Sure, this content can be annoying to someone who is set in their ways, but for someone who is starting out, or is still building their opinion and their workflow, or wishes to know what they are sacrificing and could gain from an alternative, these channels can be invaluable. At least, these channels are invaluable when done well; I have nothing to argue for those who create subpar content.
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  85. Well, technically, before the cord is cut, a baby/fetus is a part of the woman's body, thus making an abortion just like an amputation.
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  86. I'm honestly surprised there's even enough teens and kids in the world now to even qualify as a generation.
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  87. vs nix/guix vs port vs deb vs rpm vs git
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  88. In the 1700s, the bourgeois were peasants. The nobles and clergy were above them, and the monarch was above them.
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  89. That's going a bit far. What I would do is have a conversation like respectable people who are in a healthy relationship.
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  90.  @fricstix7072  but the Darwin kernel has extremely strong security by default.
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  91. Yeah ArchWiki is basically the wiki for Linux in general.
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  92. But then again, wouldn't a sport wagon like that eventually become rare and surge in auction price?
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  93. Also #BringBackElevatorMusic
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  94. "no amount of pronouns will save you". So you're just going to start using thou instead? Because you is a pronoun.
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  95. This timeline would actually be pretty okay. Aside from Russia being humiliated twice, probably leading to a fascist uprising, the balance of power would mostly lead to the independence of formerly subjugated states being on the to-do lists of the great powers indefinitely.
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  96. I think you've been going to the wrong rehab
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  97.  @derpyllama1857  She didn't say that you had to leave, so if you want you can awkwardly stand in the corner and watch the presentation.
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  98.  @nyft3352  I was just saying that with your body type and face you would make a decent French philosopher or artist, and you'd have something that others could recognize you for.
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  99.  @Belissimo-T  no thanks. I'll stick to an OS the kernel was built to handle.
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  100. It's called journalistic integrity. Prejudice is cheap and useless, but real actions are very valuable.
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  101. This timeline was probably one where the Napoleonic Wars lasted several decades longer, causing the nation-state promoters to gain even more presence in the war-weary parliaments and courts of Europe.
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  102. In my opinion, America's lack of a central identity is the source of its imperial appeal. The problem with large, homogeneous empires is that their enforcement of cultural homogeneity causes them to become wildly unpopular with conquered peoples, creating a ton of instability across the territory. America having no central identity beyond nationalistic ideals is by design, so that it can stay together despite the differences that were there from the beginning. No one can agree what the quintessential American looks like, but a large portion of Americans see themselves as fitting the mold. The US' real issues stem from their insane geography. The union is divided by a harsh mountain range spanning all the way from the north to the south, and another one that almost reaches those levels. There is no water route through the entire country, requiring that all national trade have an overland component. Anyone looking to get from west to east has to travel through 1000 miles of flat, dry plains. Much of the coast is swampland or cliffs. If it weren't for the trans-continental railroad, this nation would have been split in half centuries ago.
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  103. And that was a Constitutional amendment. This is just legislation which can be overwritten.
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  104. I was going to say that I didn't think anybody in the movie was the hero, but then I remembered that last scene where the mom becomes the hero.
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  105. Premortem organ donor
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  106.  @StigmataMartyrz  In fantasy they can actually be a different species which is neither human nor cat, although possessing the stature of a human and cat ears and a tail. In that case, the meowing is just a speech affectation due to the shape of their mouths. But in real life, some people just like the idea.
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  107. Her species is literally called "humans" in the SW lore.
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  108. I recently discovered something called the FVWM Starter Kit, which reorganizes the FVWM config file into several different ones, each with its own instructions. And yet the best thing about FV for me is that you can change which side the titlebar is on.
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  109. ​ @richardstuivenberg4618 so that's why Citroëns have those rubber things
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  110.  @SinMore  Yeah, the term doesn't make much sense to me either, especially since it only refers to Anglo-American culture, and yet applies to all of Europe and the Americas. Not to mention that there being a West implies that there is also an East.
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  111. Doesn't Germany have two ages of consent depending on the age of both parties?
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  112.  @sazhaxeramezha449  Can we agree that politics is a matrix? You can be libertarian and leftist, and you can be authoritarian and leftist. That doesn't make anyone less leftist. You can believe in the use of capitalism to further leftist goals, and you can believe that capitalism doesn't work at all, or that it should be contained to where it can't be used for change. Neither strategy is more or less leftist; they're just different ways of accomplishing the same thing.
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  113. I believe it's more an economic concern. In a normal (read: not American normal) economy, tight extended families have an advantage due to guaranteed capital and lower expenses. Your average white American doesn't have that kind of familial safety net, so in an economy quickly becoming like that of the rest of the world they would probably want to seek one out.
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  114. A large portion of my bookcase is collections (multiple authors) and unknown-author/traditional. Should I leave those and gender balance the rest or…
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  115. Thank you for your work, sir. You were part of a dedicated team who laid the groundwork for our society today, and for that, I commend you.
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  116. It's now used to refer to people not at all involved in the niche being discussed.
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  117. The neckbeards are annoying sometimes (but some of them can be pretty nice, passionate people who just look like that), so much that I'm thinking of changing the name of my operating system from Fedora Linux to Bowler Linux.
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  118. @Blaxer XO Nothing is more painful when someone pushes to master and your git gets rekt
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  119. Nothing more masculine than being confident enough in one's own masculinity to not be afraid of feminine things.
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  120. You can just install Guix as a secondary package manager, since that's really the entire point of GuixSD (now Guix System) in the first place. It works as secondary, so there's no conflicts with pacman (optimally).
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  121. But then you couldn't call it "looks cute"
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  122.  @potmki6601  And the great thing about using a platform made up entirely of pre-recorded video is that you only have to volunteer your efforts once, and then you can move on to other topics. Whenever you want to de-radicalize someone, just send them a link.
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  123.  @joinsideke  Literally. They're probably a bit taller than the average person there, given the global average height.
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  124. This is why Toyota had their Scion division. They could do weird stuff, then everyone would get the stuff, and they could do new weird stuff while regular Toyotas adopted the newly normal features.
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  125. Not only that, but the Nvidia Prime On-demand feature seems to only work in gnome-shell for some reason, and I can't get it to work in Mate.
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  126. My history of conversation on the subject has mostly been repeating the same two insights to a bunch of different people who asked. There's not really all that much to say on the topic.
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  127. I like to think of many of these tilers as language interpreters with X bindings. Awesome is a Lua interpreter for X. Stumpwm is a Lisp interpreter for X. Qtile is X bindings for Python. Sawfish is a Rep interpreter for X. Dwm and Xmonad are different because they are written in a compiled language. Xmonad compiles your configuration when you change it. Dwm is recompiled when you change it.
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  128.  @Chaosdude7111  Except Kronk is actually a smart man; he was just told all his life that he shouldn't be. Kronk knows what he wants in life, and how to make people like him. It's just his inner voice of his father and his longing for satisfaction that's holding him back. He is a brilliant chef and social worker, who was never given the opportunity to explore that potential except by those who wished to manipulate him.
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  129. The joke is that she's from New York
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  130. But wait. Contributions to FOSS communities are most often anonymous, so how would anyone find out about others' race anyway?
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  131.  @cedar4539  speaking Gaelic helps too
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  132. And we up North've are laughing at youse too.
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  133.  @KillaCheeto56  outside her body
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  134. Superman?
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  135. Every tradition has a practical reason behind it. Every so often someone will discover this fact by accidentally reinventing the result of a tradition.
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  136. What if you can't say either one? Do you judge by the amount of underscores?
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  137. I bet he decided to attack Russia in winter on a bar bet
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  138. Maybe you could use an OS without an ME driver, maybe one that just returns null.
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  139. Replace your sparkplugs or your starter. Or get better antifreeze.
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  140.  Eren Yeager  I mean, if you're going to be vocal about breaking norms, you have to at least look decent doing it.
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  141. Not to mention the large amount of men who want both
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  142.  Jsqure 456  She's a capitalist as far as I can tell. Some people just mistake wanting to balance capitalism for socialism.
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  143. So she tolerates the whole spectrum, but is really digging the ends?
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  144. Probably Shoe's the furthest right person they know of who has a platform.
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  145. You could just post a classified for a maid, and say that no gender distinction is necessary…
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  146. General strikes have happened before. There are entire nations that completely shut down every Friday, Saturday, or Sunday. And once the pause ends, everything goes back to normal like nothing happened.
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  147.  @tylerwitmer3769  Let alone manuals, we need to save the tiny quirky cars.
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  148. I mean, they made football into a gentleman's game.
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  149.  @connorp3030  Feminism is not one movement; if it were then feminist ideology would be the rule of the day by now. There are multiple feminist philosophies, ideologies, sets of ideals, and belief systems. Most of them are very broad, wishing only for the most basic of changes, furthering the goal of only equality. However, a small minority tends to take it a little bit far, some going so far as to make generalizations and dehumanize their perceived enemy. I myself believe that about 99.99% of feminists would sign on to the resolution of men's issues. However, some only see that 0.01% who have been scarred beyond repair and have given up on equality in favor of revenge. I think the feminist movement can accommodate a more positive inclusion of men. And anyone who protests this change should take their own advice and deal with the fact that times are changing.
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  150. Being "so woke she fell back asleep" sounds to me like you share my political theory of the Political Sphere. The idea is that if you go far enough left you end up on the far right and if you go far enough right you end up on the far left. Ditto for libertarianism and authoritarianism. This would make each dimension a circle, and thus make the political compass not a plane but a sphere. Thoughts?
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  151. It lets you do anything. Just type some lines to call the system to delete itself, and then compile.
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  152.  @icarvs_vivit  Except he's not. He was just only given the opportunity to explore his passion for cooking and social work by people who wished to manipulate him. In reality, he's a brilliant chef, talented marketer, and well-meaning social worker.
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  153.  @mrs.mobius96  This is the better version of those Twitter threads where someone makes a Twitter account for ketchup and does a sick comeback whenever someone says they don't like ketchup.
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  154. I think he would like ContraPoints videos. They're informative, unapologetic, sarcastic, and understanding of the audience.
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  155. And then the one in the center unsheathes her scalpel.
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  156. Then what's an open marriage? Torture?
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  157. Do we want Limp Bizkit? Because this is how we get Limp Bizkit.
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  158. Well, then again, by dating a man you're preventing a man from dating women, thus furthering their cause. So you're fine for either cause just doing your own thing.
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  159. But if Windows does everything by extension, wouldn't changing the extension of an exe to jpg make it non-executable?
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  160. @Aquarium Gravel If it were so, everyone on Earth who isn't really boring would be a social outcast with severe mental issues, and a tiny minority shouldn't be called the mainstream. Using my definition, everyone in the world can call someone else a normie in something, and everyone is themselves a normie in something.
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  161. On Windows, the "shell" only runs the desktop icons, background, and taskbar. The native compositor is dwm, and there's no window server at all. Windows is built from the ground up for graphics, so it can just dole out pieces of the framebuffer to applications.
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  162. Gay does mean happy after all.
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  163.  @severrnijKGU  He doesn't need to pass. He just needs to look decent in a dress.
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  164. ​ @RandomGeometryDashStuff you can literally replace it with another shell
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  165.  @johnnychabin6982  My computer says it began in 1970, but I think that's just a bug
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  166.  @therealgeneralMacArthur  authleft and libleft are not the same.
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  167.  @Tengu125  Why does English have no neutral honorific?
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  168.  @deisk2707  It's a union of states. If people within individual states disagree, it's fine as long as the Union itself doesn't threaten to dissolve.
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  169. Honestly I think the systemd debate should be the problem of software developers, not distro users. The only thing that really matters about your init system and system-control daemon is whether or not your software requires it, and the question should be whether or not developers should require systemd. On the one hand, you can guarantee that the OS has extensive dbus support, and you know that you can take advantage of systemd-unique features, but on the other hand you're alienating BSD users.
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  170.  @cstgraphpads2091  why not have the government speed up the process and minimize the collateral damage?
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  171. I'll add a non-romantic spin: if you don't have anything to say, don't say anything.
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  172. The difference is that you can afford better ramen noodles.
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  173.  @Jenkkimie  And make the robots punch people in the face.
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  174. At that point, Algeria wasn't a French colony, but instead a full district of France. Meaning that the French could lose all European territory but still be around if they kept Algeria. So it makes sense that they would fight as hard as they did.
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  175. And somehow the genders for "boy" and "girl" flipped in the transition to High German.
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  176. You would too if you hated alcohol.
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  177. #HHRLife
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  178. To be fair, the last-gen Conti GT was definitely one of the most beautifully-designed cars on the road today imo, and it saddens me that the new generation broke all those clean curves.
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  179. I mean, maybe if you gain a bit of weight, laugh at everything, get a really interesting hobby, and develop a highly refined taste in beer, people will see you as less dangerous. But it's still unlikely.
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  180. Sad distance-runner noises
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  181. ​ @LukePighetti does McMaster-Carr need any high-skill work? No, they need low-skill work done by the highest-skill people they can find. Because if they go even a little out of spec, people die.
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  182. It's like learning C after spending your entire life in a very advanced form of BASIC. It does the same things, in around the same ways, but it does have a couple more capabilities and uses a completely different syntax.
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  183. There's an extended version floating around Reddit.
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  184. You can reach similar levels at a much lower effort by using bath salts and a type of desk that attaches to the bathtub so you can use sentitive electronics without fear.
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  185.  @platypusdreamtime  or maybe you just grew up around Orthodox and Haredi Jews and couldn't imagine Jews intermarrying with you. Intermarriage is extremely rare and very frowned upon in Orthodox circles.
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  186.  @Sl1mch1ckens  I myself an American, left-leaning, and capitalist. I believe that capitalism can be used in and of itself as a method of creating equity through prosperity that gives itself back. Does my support of the use of existing infrastructure to further leftist goals make me any less leftist? No. It makes me a libertarian leftist.
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  187. I mean, a large amount of sexist judgement is perpetuated by other women. That doesn't mean women aren't victims of societal demands.
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  188. Given it's incredibly light and small compared to rivals, it's got a really powerful turbocharger on a tiny engine, and it has user-adjustable all-wheel drive, I'd love to see this thing tested on dirt and gravel. The GR Corolla seems like it'd be one of the best rally-ish cars for daily driving, and I want to know how it measures up in the other half of that equation.
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  189. Bina Shapiro would be a better equivalent.
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  190. But not really, she's just libleft.
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  191. Usually the only ones that pull it off are local corporate entities which focus on raw resource extraction. For instance, mining, logging, and farming.
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  192. This really needs a van version. I know of several communities who would really want a car the size of a modern Mini that seats 8.
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  193. Do people even actually care what sign is on the bathroom door beyond force of habit?
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  194.  @who_be_dis8356  Get with the times; in this day and age, it's pop feminism that's the problem. After all, radfems evolved from second-wave pop feminists.
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  195. To be fair, given her height and body type, being stepped on by her would probably be a lot less painful than being stepped on by most other people.
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  196. Add RAM. With high RAM usage, GNOME is buttery-smooth.
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  197.  @MaggieKleppe  I feel that the problem is not that most men are, but that most men have the potential to be. I mean, you don't just pour testosterone into a body and expect nothing to happen.
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  198. I've got an idea to profit off the situation: heels for men.
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  199. Cinnamon tried to turn Gnome 3 into Gnome 2, but whenever I use it, I think, "Where's the rest of it?" It's almost like the DE us hiding some customization from me, but that's really all there is.
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  200.  @WatchDoggyDog  Maybe not in public tho? Like the rest of humanity? And only with other kids?
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  201. I'd totally want to see a movie like this one but starring a regular guy from Lagos or Accra, and instead of finding a wife the guy is just looking for a promotion at the overseas offices of the company where he works.
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  202. Or maybe he's feeling the same way and can't tell.
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  203. It's also primarily floating.
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  204. Technically, in the Avatar world, manipulating others' bending is a type of bending. So…
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  205. Considering the colors, I think she downscales deliberately.
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  206.  @runneypo  It's a decently simple per-location instruction set, so it shouldn't take more than a few hundred tries to get it right. And most of those tries could be simulated.
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  207.  @accurrent  The term "homophobia" is actually a dig at homophobes
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  208.  @stevecolour8010  In fact, I think the cheapest cars are the manliest. You're way tougher if you drive on the highway in a Yugo than if you do it in a new F-350.
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  209. I prefer to call them Karen, because they don't deserve special treatment.
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  210.  @goldfishpainter_emi  I find the best way to get masculine men to sign on is to make it seem masculine. How about, "competitive venting"?
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  211. Is that not what all society is like?
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  212. She has a Soundcloud
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  213.  @foolishmuleth6757  Luckily it isn't chronic
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  214.  @kentonbaird1723  I do pity Palpatine sometimes. He was tasked with running a nation in the midst of collapse, while dealing with the possibility of a foreign enemy.
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  215.  @akdhidbeif  Personally I prefer to lump them in with the other radicals under the moniker ERFs. They may exclude different people, but they are all exclusionary.
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  216. SOME
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  217. She sounds like one of my more overbearing former teachers.
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  218.  @HaugeBauge  Yes, partially. But I was also predicting the suicide rate would skyrocket. Plus the fact that psychs are so expensive in these times especially will just add to the numbers.
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  219.  @me2117  Can't we just agree that war sucks for everyone involved?
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  220.  @SockPuppet80  Don't you know you should never touch the side of an operating toaster?
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  221.  @evealicious5544  The two answers to the age-old question of what to do when the group you're fighting is predominantly members of another group but not all members of said group are in the first group has really done a number on unity.
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  222. Considering the circumstances, I consider the Ottoman conquest to not be a conquest but instead a glorified coup, because otherwise the Empire post Justinian II would have to be seen as no longer Rome (J II was similarly emperor by conquest and blood relation)
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  223. Just call them Karen. They don't deserve special treatment.
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  224.  @NickiRusin  I think the problem here is that we have two groups with radically different definitions of centrist. One group means the people who answered neutral on the questionnaire, and the other group means culturally-apathetic libertarians. The second group is fine by me.
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  225. The only problem now is with Broadcom, because they're terrible.
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  226.  @Musabre  Lots of people are named Bernard Sanders. At least one of those probably said that.
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  227.  @imlivingunderyourbed7845  Which is why opportunists do that. They don't want to stop racism. Meanwhile, actual protesters don't do that, because they want to stop racism.
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  228. Why not make them out of graphene so they're as thin as possible, and reusable? It only makes sense to me that people would attempt to encourage their use while also making them better for the environment.
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  229. What I don't understand is a) why all the buttons are still plastic, and b) why they didn't add the option for fogging all the windows, not just the sunroof. Much classier than the curtains.
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  230. You could do the same with Sawfish and Emacs
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  231. Tbh the books aren't all that good. The concept is interesting, but Rowling never does anything with it beyond everything Tolkien already did, and the seventh book is just frantically adding plot points because all the points already made were thought to be resolved when they could have worked perfectly well. The rest of Book 7 is boring exposition and predictable suffering for no reason. I've been mad about it for years.
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  232. I'm betting engineering school. Or he fulfilled the history requirement via international relations.
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  233. Could you review the Skoda Fabia? I think it was recently redesigned, and Skoda is almost famous at this point for their uncanny ability to stuff crazy amounts of room into small cars. Also the ID3 would be cool to see a review of, and they even made a budget model which came out before the actual one.
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  234. Until the links expire and the server drives die.
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  235.  @deisk2707  Those things are strong SOBs.
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  236. The issue is that there's a lot of back payment from back when most people thought race and sex were really important that needs to be paid, and no one knows who's going to be paying it.
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  237. Exactly. This definition of "nice guy" reflects the definition of "wise guy". This was explained in the beginning of the video.
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  238. I can't help but notice the similarities between the way bi people are seen, the way trans people are seen, the way atheists are seen, the way biracial people are seen, and the way Jews (and other peoples of ME origin, like for instance Iranians) are seen. To the bigots, they're scary because they're not the dominant group but can sometimes pass; to others, they're not "really" oppressed because they can sometimes pass, and can be suspected of being oppressors in disguise. I think we need a word for this type of resentment; I'm going with "kataskopophobia" for now.
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  239.  @chs9999  I would say the same but chickens fly. It's kind of amazing how humans made eating meat justifiable by selectively breeding the worst animals ever.
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  240. ​@davetheplugpalumbo1621 it looks like someone had an old Apple II, and a used Oldsmobile, and just went to town.
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  241. But since the 1890s, foreigners must give a crap about what Americans think of them.
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  242.  @sponsoredbyclorox4706  Now I have to know.
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  243. Nah not really. I find that most male stand-ups joke about the mundane and everyday.
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  244.  @thegopnik2619  The problem with your assessment is that all the groups you mentioned are actually subgroups of a subgroup of feminists known as radfems. They are a descendant of a divergent branch of second-wave feminism, who misconstrued fighting patriarchy as making war against men. Because they are a small branch of a single generation, which has since split off into its own group, they are a comparatively minuscule minority.
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  245.  @bigfennec  Gnome gave us GTK and standardized Dconf, so it's not all bad.
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  246. I do find that the one thing that makes someone a likely candidate for being sucked into fascism is a willingness to hate people for their personal tastes, and want to ban things that don't cause any harm. Like Pepsi. Or neopronouns.
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  247. Actually, the only way to make the system do anything is to very much do mess with them.
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  248. Chrome has a really terrible administration system that could practically amount to a trojan. When you log on to an enterprise account in Chrome, it signs your machine to make your entire browser also managed. You can't turn this off, and there's no clear place where this signature is found, so even when you remove the account the browser remains managed.
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  249. I think it's not enforced unless it's a big problem or being done en masse.
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  250.  @zigaudrey  or just run your web browser in a VM like a sane person
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  251. The idea of feminism is, in its original form, to reach equality of the genders by empowering women. I think it was supposed to be paired with sister movements to abolish the draft and establish prison reform.
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  252. To be fair, the Unimog isn't exactly that much more aerodynamic forwards than in reverse
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  253. However, autoremove is opt-out, which is infuriating since removing Xfce would remove Xorg as well, even though Xorg is still needed when you have KDE installed.
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  254.  @koheirichan  Or it's a modern style. One piece is just a bunch of whole rests.
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  255. The one reason I like Arch and it's derivatives: Pacman is so fast. I come from Fedora, and dnf is so slow by comparison. The rpm format is great tho, because you can add as many repos as you want, and even make your own.
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  256. Just blast Sunshine of Your Love in the streets in front of their headquarters.
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  257. Recently I've gotten into plugin-based window managers and desktop environments, and in the process discovered that the code for Compiz 0.9 is actually really cool. From what I've read of the source you can even turn off compositing.
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  258. Snape wasn't a bigot. Snape was a radical non-bigot who was pretending to be a bigot in order to spy on his enemies, in order to contribute to the Dumbledorean cause.
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  259. Everyone a king!
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  260.  @genxlife  Considering the suicide rate, it's more likely that boys go to Jupiter to be crushed instantly by the 3x-strength gravity.
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  261. Think of it this way: that means a majority of Americans have it a certain amount better off automatically.
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  262. The ingredients are in the fridge. You probably make a better sandwich than she does.
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  263. Since only about 50 people in the world are 100% on either end, we use a small range on the ends to add people who are in practice only attracted to one gender. 99.9% straight might as well be straight (except for some rare cases of love).
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  264. I mean, they're not wrong…
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  265. But if you press both shifters at once and then hit the power button, it activates the auto-drive feature.
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  266.  @anothercoda3403  Just think of it this way: the Darwinian usefulness validates empathy, and you don't need a reason for it.
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  267.  @favorite89103  I use proprietary Nvidia and FOSS Intel, managed with Prime Render Offload via the switcheroo-control utility.
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  268.  @giacomocorvi7896  Yet somehow her last name sounds French.
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  269. Or maybe she holds up her hands and limbs with the Force constantly and uses all her energy to keep her back straight. We could do this endlessly, and I totally want to because it's fun.
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  270.  @alaricgoldkuhl155  that was originally in English
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  271. Couldn't they just use "over-explanation"? I hate it when people say only men do things that don't require the unique characteristics of men.
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  272. I'd rather just look like Link, period.
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  273.  @fuseteam  debian can run on hurd
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  274. I'm biannual. I only show up twice a year.
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  275. I aspire to be a Jitsite.
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  276. Just look for bear tracks then. They're really big animals, they can't exactly hide.
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  277. Authoritarian leftists. They can be annoying sometimes but they got the spirit sorta.
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  278. She was placed into the role in the sequels.
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  279. Would it specialize in unusual food textures?
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  280. You have a ridiculously long torso?
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  281. Municipal Rifle Association. Your local branch of the NRA.
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  282.  @tf2engineer260  Except the auth-lib spectrum is completely unrelated to being left or right.
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  283. Question: what exactly am I supposed to do to stop being privileged or at least to make up for it?
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  284. Honestly, just having a full OS on a cell phone would work wonders. The whole "web browsing device" thing is stupid.
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  285. Dare I say that making all art realistic was one of Hitler's political goals?
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  286. That's a cover, which is fair use.
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  287. Personally, I believe he should be placed in an advisory role, rather than in a place where everything he says is broadcast publicly. If you have anyone without a filter in an area to which the press department has direct access, that is dangerous to public opinion of the organization.
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  288.  @lukelyon1781  No, I said it's one issue masquerading as 20. There could be a whole separate thing introduced later that's completely unrelated, and then there could be some more elements on the political spectra.
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  289. Because we don't have to put the engine there anymore and we might as well start acting like it
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  290. Today's public schools are descended from church-run classes, intended to teach children to behave rather than learn. This has changed somewhat, bur the original design is fundamentally flawed due to the original intention.
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  291.  @blitzn00dle50  I prefer to call radfems ERFs. They might disagree on who to exclude, but they are all exclusionary, and it makes TERFs obviously a part of them.
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  292. It does tend to pay much more attention to the parts further North and in America.
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  293.  @ChadOfAllChads  It's not a logical fallacy if a word is only defined vaguely and in comparison to other vaguely-defined words.
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  294.  @ChadOfAllChads  Because "man" can't be defined beyond "you know it when you see it." And if you've seen a good man, you know what a good man is, so do that.
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  295.  @Pablo_Martin_aa  Sometimes modern pop feminism and the descendant of traditional pop feminism do not agree.
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  296.  @tywilson3689  Think again. Shoe is the only person who is in some way like this unironically.
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  297. Nice shoehorn pun, there
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  298. With the kind of money I'd want, I'd convince Benz to move the partition slightly back so I could comfortably attempt to drive it occasionally.
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  299. I also love hot corners. It just feels so satisfying to hit the edge of the screen with the mouse and get a popup.
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  300.  @marioschroers7318  They do mention the fact that they started with suckless as a base in the about section of their website. I checked.
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  301. So it's more like a Wayland-native Mate or LXDE, or literally every other desktop environment ever?
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  302.  @rubbercable  Or you future-proof your ideology by making it flexible and vague enough that it most likely would continue working.
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  303.  @ferrreira  the only thing I don't get is why they don't celebrate trans women for being people who overcame their born maleness to become good. They are fighting against their birth to be heroes, so why treat them like villains?
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  304. Speaking of alternative file hierarchies, have you looked at GoboLinux yet?
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  305. Cognitive behavioral therapy maybe?
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  306. I can't go back to them because now I know how badly written they are. They're meant for kids, I know, but they could have been so much more interesting to read, but instead fall into literary tropes again and again, just to support a plot that didn't need to exist if only Rowling had just decided to take advantage of the potential of the premise.
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  307.  @rustyjones7908  unless you are one yourself. Then you definitely do hate them enough because you see them every day.
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  308.  @justasquid8930  I'm saying that euphoria and dysphoria are related, but they are not the same sensation. You can experience one without the other, and they are opposites. In the case of this comment, imo a more accurate statement would be that not only is dysphoria integral to the experience, but euphoria is also a key part.
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  309.  @pfzht  Obi-Wan is secretly a Sith lord
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  310.  @synonymrolls8531  it's one topic, not one sentence. Preliminary evidence/reasoning is given before the turn is over. Pause for response. In addition, I do get the appeal of exchange of essays as a conversation style. However, it does have the side effect of requiring that any and all specific criticism provides footnotes and specific references. Pause for response. The barrage of opinions is a tried and true strategy in debate, which is generally not accepted in normal conversation. It effectively prevents anyone from attempting to decipher the words of their opponent through their mass of points, eliminating the possibility of criticism. Pause for response. Thank you for your time.
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  311. We could probably standardize Linux packages using git and make.
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  312. I use systemd because systemd works the way I like it. It works using kernel features and compiled code so that everything boots in parallel and does so quickly. To get around the problem of configuration, it uses separate tools which interface with the services. Plus the services can be run separately from each other, while still obviously integrating well and sharing a design philosophy. And if a program doesn't support systemd services, all you need is a text file. If I wanted something else I'd switch. But time and time again I use systemd. I even use systemd-networkd on my Arch VMs.
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  313. Saying "the titular character" is better grammar than saying "Moana from Moana"
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  314. They were Egyptian at this point. Their distant cousins might have lived there, but the Hebrews/Israelites didn't yet.
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  315. What did it do back then? Did it just immediately ask for admin or did it log keystrokes or what?
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  316. That implies the existence of The Good Patriarchy. Not to mention that your carrying of a card implies that it is a centralized organization.
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  317. We dunno, maybe SeZAR, or KaZAR.
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  318. From the interior, for some reason it looks like it's a huge, high-end golf cart. I actually love the golf carts' design, with smaller wheels and an open cabin with or without a roof, but I think it's cool they carried parts of that over to cars.
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  319. Yeah, she's great in the Clone Wars and in the Mandalorian.
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  320.  @Fanimati0n  the ADA allows you to provide while still being provided for. Know your rights.
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  321. I'm Ashkenazi Jewish so I'm only allowed to use gifs of Bibi or whatever./s
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  322.  @RedAngryBadger  Technically it's not its own being until the cord is cut. Until then it's a part of the mother.
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  323. The solution to this problem is STOP MAKING THE PUBLIC SQUARE A PRIVATE COMPANY!
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  324.  @trustnugget280  Keeping conversation civil is not whiteknighting.
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  325. Welcome to reality outside of the national filter. Once you get to the local level, the amount of funny people is about equal among the genders. National media is a summary, and only gives you the most basic idea of the ideas circulating within the nation. It amplifies the differences it can find, so it doesn't portray as many funny women when the difference is really so tiny as to be negligible.
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  326. Humans tend to ally best when they're allying against something. Maybe ol' JK been playin' the long game this whole time.
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  327.  @quinten2811  I'm not attempting to showcase my vocabulary, I meant to correct OP's statement, as the incorrect word choice made the entire statement incorrect.
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  328. This does not just apply to window managers that exclusively tile. Yes, I can admit that dwm and i3 can get a little gatekeeper-y/elitist about the API and customizing the workflow itself, respectively. But many of these criticisms are also leveraged against floating window managers and compositors, such as Openbox and the box derivatives, FVWM, SOWM, Awesome, Compiz without CCSM, KWin, and others I can't remember. Some people just can't be bothered to edit config.ini, or learn how to not use a panel for everything, or press the super key a lot, or, the horror, enabling and disabling the animations and transparencies. I think it's time that not only more people get acquainted with the power of the text file, Lua, Perl, and XML, but also that more people write graphical applications for basic configuration in order to increase accessibility. If there's only a few options, you might as well make them easy to change.
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  329. It doesn't fit him.
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  330. As is the fact that he can actually fit into the back of this Ferrari.
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  331. It's been done, I'm pretty sure. Check some old Unix repositories.
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  332.  @jarodnewman5535  technically, DF is 3D. It's just only viewed in top-down.
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  333. Why stop at the nuclear family? Why not encourage extended family households? Why not a 2-parent, 4-grandparent, 15-cousin home? It would certainly lighten the load on the housing market if people actually used all the rooms in their house.
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  334. A good remedy is to put it in the scuppers with a hosepipe on it Sorry
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  335. It's a tool of harassment. If I made everyone I knew call you a toaster every day for the rest of your life, it would be similar.
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  336. If there is no equality, there will always be a fight to see who's on top. And when there's constant flip-flopping of class structure, there is constant violence to carry it out. So why not have equality?
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  337.  @MersuneLiku  Top 10 Anime Battles
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  338.  @indigodeluxe  you forgot a comma and now you sound like an anarchist.
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  339.  @jellyjas2624  Columbia's team name.
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  340. A sect of my religion is entirely created to make the apocalypse/salvation happen as soon as possible.
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  341. That's how much every individual part costs. You'll have to build it yourself.
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  342. Despite the odd design choices, I do like the way the curvature's highest point is closer to the front of the car. It makes it look almost like it's moving in the way a fast car moves in old cartoons and comics. I would seriously like to see these things deliver mail one day.
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  343. It throws a wrench into the whole Unix-verse compatibility thing by relying on Linux-specific features. The code needs a refactoring yesterday. Daemons need systemd-specific files to be recognized. And you can't access the logs without a specific program.
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  344. If it's emphasized, it's gendered. If it's not, it's general.
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  345. Whenever I hear that in the background I think of One Topic
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  346. That is a genuine concern, but mainly concerning the approach the state would take. Just appropriating the utility companies that already operate in Maine would lead to a ton of costly legal hangups, while starting from scratch would require a consistent effort lasting for decades.
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  347. If you got the right year it's basically the same car
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  348. Carrot
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  349.  @minddog  I think of it as identity being immutable, and one's expression of that identity being what changes. I could change into a dress right now, and I'd still be a man, because I don't see myself as a woman in any capacity.
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  350. If you wanted protection, advocate for more single, lockable, unisex bathrooms! Or maybe some unused rooms!
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  351. @Fidelity happens all the time, friend.
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  352. Odds are the heel is sharpened.
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  353. I've seen the kind of guys who eat hummus on the regular, and you don't wanna mess with those guys. But this might not apply in America.
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  354. Some requirements actually are OS-level, like driver stability, base-level security, default configuration, and package management. And, to be fair, Windows' exe system is genius.
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  355. Use your powers for good. I think Karens should be managers, because they will never take any bull from anyone.
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  356.  @MiguelRPD  No it's a Kei car for the Texan market.
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  357. Seat el-Born
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  358. There are multiple levels of the YouTube industry. Someone just starting out won't make as much as someone with an established presence.
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  359. It seems that the second wave was like that too. This is why I am only an ally to the first and third waves.
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  360.  @GauteAnimationNorway  maybe you should turn off dxvk.
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  361. I see it as just a version of BASIC that uses a compiler instead of an interpreter. It's what the 16-bit era should have been.
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  362. Tbh I wonder sometimes if I can use the stereotype to threaten people.
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  363. This is why I prefer a mixed distro. I don't have the time to compile Firefox, LLVM, or the init daemon, but I do have time to compile a window manager or Clam.
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  364. The fact that your name is Lapine is some pretty great foreshadowing of Ollie's existence. Especially since Ollie is, because of your last name, named Oliver the Rabbit.
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  365. Then just don't make them wear makeup. There's no reason to feel like you have to make them follow trends just because of the kid's gender.
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  366. Is this the real life?
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  367. Imagine booting Win10 from drive A
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  368. It would probably end up turning into something that would make it onto a Top 10 Anime Battles video
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  369. I think he meant either a separate military council or a Senatorial quorum.
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  370. What exactly do they worship? They say nothing about their theology. I can't tell if they're polytheistic Celtic-style pagan or if they literally worship womanhood.
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  371. Doesn't it just pacstrap and generate documents? Tbh Arch's install was pretty automated already.
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  372. This thing isn't really for urban areas. It's built for suburbs, especially outer ones, where you won't find charging stations and you'll be commuting on smaller main roads a lot.
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  373. Why bother with balancing when you can just eliminate the majority? Now it's even more diverse but also less diverse at the same time!
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  374. It looks like that's where the battery is going to go on a future electric or PHEV model. Those compartments are definitely standing in for something at least.
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  375. However, that really was only the case for three colonies: Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Rhode Island. Some territories out west adopted this later, but originally it was just those three.
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  376. Where in the World is Carmen San Diego? At the cleaners, wearing the darkest clothing she owns.
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  377. The real problem is that there's no standard way of having multiple versions of a program installed at once.
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  378. Closer to 25%, and with 65% skirting the edge.
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  379. What are you yeeting? Societal norms?
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  380.  @dawn-moon  You can even terminate bash
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  381.  @kzambergs  Why do you think she's fighting those issues? Minor issues like infighting and peer pressure to perform are minuscule compared to the alternative, which is death. And she might as well fight against internal bigotry like biphobia and the like, to make things better.
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  382. Except it doesn't.
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  383. 80% of the guys on NPR would like to have a word with you.
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  384. Or just use Make and host all your packages as binary git repos.
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  385.  @HectaSpyrit  I think that instead of making Linux the OS where "you have to build everything from source," we should have Linux be the OS which makes building from source fast and easy for everyone. That is what UNIX is all about, after all.
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  386. That's what a containerized Dosbox instance is for.
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  387. Anybody at all learning Dutch: WHY ARE THERE TWO GENDERS WHICH ARE BOTH UNGENDERED?
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  388.  @problems3485  The government itself might not guarantee it, but because of some crazy legal wording it's damn hard to undo.
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  389. Nah, they'd never accept the person saying "amen" at all.
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  390. Except Mid-Atlantic also refers to the accent that all TV and radio announcers used from the mid-1880s through the 1940s, constructed to emulate a middle ground between Standard American and Londoner.
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  391. MAPs aren't related to feminism in any way
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  392.  @kreuner11  I thought shell32 was just the decorator
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  393.  @danic2514  Their faces are completely different tbh
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  394. I consider pop feminism to be closer to the second wave than the third. The third wave is intersectional and more focused on a broad equalization of opportunities; the second wave is focused more on revenge.
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  395. Meanwhile I have the opposite problem. I won't usually talk to someone if I'm attracted to them. Unless I already know them. Then all bets are off and I feel really guilty.
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  396. So it's perfectly fine…?
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  397. There's this application called ModernMix which makes Win8.1 actually pretty good.
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  398. Is the next overview of GuixSD?
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  399. ​ @mathgeniuszach their hardware would be a lot friendlier to Linux if they would support ACPI. As it is, you need a custom build for everything they make.
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  400.  @markharrison6498  The reason why Americans refer to themselves as such is that America is a place where there's nothing to really assimilate into. In exchange, there's no limit on what culture you can practice in public, and we have a day, week, or month for every ethnicity that's big enough to talk about. But that means that Americans don't really have anything uniting them beyond patriotism, which is why everyone has a flag. This idea came mostly out of a response to systemic racism, where instead of fitting themselves into an American box, people expanded the box to include most Americans. It's not perfect, and people are still working to make the box larger.
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  401. Wait, it did?
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  402. AND BECAME A ZILLIONAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIIRE!
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  403.  Alex C  That's because they're more likely to be arrested in the first place.
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  404.  @frederickjason2964  That's Scottish.
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  405. I mean, you could conceivably install all core binaries to a system folder and have root manage it. Then all you'd need to do is change some variables to make it work. But why would you ever place all core applications into one folder and make it easy for someone to mess with your computer?
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  406. En fait, I recognize the attitudes of the incel, which goes beyond sexism into actual, pure hatred, stemming from something unrelated, in the ways of the TERF. They exhibit misandry which is similar to but goes beyond what is present in some areas of society (like schools and pediatric psychology), coupled with raw, visceral hate which comes from somewhere else and strengthens their bias. These are basically the same people, on opposite sides of an imaginary war.
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  407. I look completely different
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  408.  @techgeeknzl  The obvious answer, then, is to use a more comprehensive front-end for a more comprehensive back-end. If the dependency system is more complex, dependency management should be more complex and powerful for the user.
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  409. The point was that it was made without any Nintendo parts and it was cheaper.
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  410. I feel like the last person who loves the exe file.
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  411. This is why I liked Compiz/MATE. It works well with GTK and Qt integrates decently. It also is extensible, with third-party applications integrating well into the MATE stack.
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  412. I really want something like KDE but more modular, using GTK, with decent GUI tools, and a high customization ceiling using config files. So kinda like Awesome, but making heavy use of GTK, and having some easy-to-use GUI tools.
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  413. SSR is rare for a reason. It's great for static sites, but for web apps, it means that any action sends network load through the roof, especially with a lot of raster images and embedded content. You have to remember that most people have decent processors, but not everyone has fast internet.
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  414. What puzzles me is that this is actually a relatively successful vehicle. I've seen two at the mall near where I live.
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  415.  @EagleZtoTheGrave  women were oppressed by law until the mid 70s actually
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  416. Remember that Mercedes-Benz is not necessarily an exclusively luxury brand in Europe, but in the US it is. They're probably massively overpricing this vehicle to keep up. Or they're about to replace or discontinue the model.
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  417. That's what "nice guy" means. Similarly, that's what "nice girl" means, even if the contexts are ever so slightly different.
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  418.  @sohanbiswas3647  They weren't asking for you to forgive these people's actions; they were simply suggesting that these people are not irredeemably inhuman. I personally believe that the vast majority of these individuals could be put at peace or at least be persuaded not to further treat others the way they do if personal, professional therapy were cheaper and more readily available. Had these disorders been caught early, they probably would not have lashed out the way they are doing now.
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  419. It refers to anyone not at all involved with the niche you're discussing.
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  420. Java running away
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  421. The video didn't correct this minor mistake, so I'm doing it for you: less than 77% of men from age 25-29 commit suicide. 77% of people aged 25-29 who commit suicide are male. It's a really big difference.
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  422. I sometimes wish they went the other way, abolishing the desktop folder and making the desktop display the home directory.
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  423. I would much prefer a package management system where you could install software just by pasting a folder.
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  424.  @skashax777x  Sorta. I was more thinking of GoboLinux or AppImages.
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  425.  @glocksmith226  and then the Parisians would form a political party, eventually depose of the dynasty, and have to deal with everything all over again.
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  426. How to be a Metroid nerd: StartFunction + Exec exec cat ~/media/EnterSamus.wav
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  427. That's all fine and dandy 'cept for the fact that we now have enough haploids of all types in cold storage to make as many babies as we want.
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  428. Because that is the case about 10% of the time.
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  429. Pro tip: don't put just any engine in an Ariel Atom.
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  430.  @CadetFrost  I would but there's too many likes
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  431. It really shouldn't need any more than that to get up to speed even up easy hills. 120 has well served hatches twice the size of this.
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  432. Every distro is tinker-friendly if you know what you're doing.
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  433. Because data structures exist to be broken
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  434.  @DevinWasTakenWasTaken  Yeah, but does the G70 have a 25ft^2 hatch?
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  435. Redundancy just means being reserve or being another of the exact same to be used in case of primary failure. Being the redundant is a good thing.
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  436. Or just organize a personal union, making England and Anglia finally be under the same rule
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  437. @ In terms of integration, it beats running GNU userland in an app
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  438. Wonder Woman being bi was actually referenced in the first movie. It was in one scene, but still. It's not something randomly cooked up; it works out logically and also is mentioned.
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  439. Since when are they gatekeeping? Sure, they've tortured, gaslit, and use chemical weaponry in targeted instances (mostly Cuba), but gatekeeping?
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  440. "Paid propagandist." Paid by whom? Shoe barely gets sponsors!
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  441. Or install Wine, get it to say it's Windows Vista with no SPs, and run most Internet usage through that.
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  442. KDE is a solid compromise. As is XFCE if you like GTK.
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  443.  @Westrait  This is why the Ebenezer Scrooge archetype doesn't exist. If you work your way up, you generally help those who are down.
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  444. I'd get uncomfortable with both, but I've yet to see any gay NiceGuys™ who would get offended that I don't swing that way. So I think I'm safe from one side of the equation.
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  445. I think there should be a sixth category of distributions, since so many of these have sprung up in recent years and they don't really fit in any other category: crazy distros. Crazy distros are distros like Guix System, NixOS, GoboLinux, Qubes OS, and Damn Small Linux, which are often worked on by a dedicated team which is sometimes international and aren't usually forks of things (like the core distros), but are much lesser known and market themselves based on one key innovation that you don't see in any other distribution. This can be a different hierarchy, a new system utility, a complete redesign of the system paradigm around a certain philosophy, et cetera. Usually these distributions acquire a cult following who can help maintain and extend the operating system, and the distribution is almost never user-friendly, as they aim to fix one problem and they devote all their time to that. Some crazy distros can become meme distros which in turn become core distros, like Arch and NixOS, but usually these distros fade into obscurity aside from their forums, where they will be maintained probably forever, or at least until another distro adopts their technology.
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  446. Although I do think the SRGB gradient would make a great flag.
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  447.  Alabama Man Special Edition  the definition does matter. The definition is any human who sees themselves as on the male end of the bimodal distribution of gender. The definition of "cisgender male" is what you're looking for - that term actually matters medically.
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  448.  @thomas_2285  but it looks just like the GTC4Lusso.
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  449.  @highadmiraljt5853  Fine, UNIX-like system
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  450. But I'm pretty sure that dress has appeared in a movie. I can't remember which one.
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  451. If the other person knows and reciprocates, you don't have to prove it.
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  452. Linux is a kernel built for Unix compatibility, Unix was a kernel and is now a computing philosophy, and Windows and MacOS are desktop shells. You could (but probably won't) run MacOS over Linux using Unix.
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  453. IMO, it's an Impreza.
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  454.  @monkev1199  not quite. All Linux-based systems are members of the UNIX family, which is what most programs are written for. But some programs, like gnome-shell, specifically use the features of Linux, like some technical systems other UNIX kernels don't have. So it's really just that you're running a big kind of OS called UNIX, and everything else depends on what programs you have installed.
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  455. Of course men are larger so they're into 250 horses instead of one
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  456. I like to think of it as two separate things: the social (how you're seen) and the medical (how your body works). Modern language distinguishes these through separate words. Cis women have both, and trans women can have anywhere from just the social to theoretically both. Cis men have neither, and trans men can have anywhere from just the medical to theoretically none. It's an odd system, but it seems to work.
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  457. Except for the times where you have to program an AI in Java and "he and "she" inherit from "it".
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  458. Is he the party-bus kind of van owner, or the live-in-NYC-without-going-broke kind of van owner?
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  459. Why should a package manager ever even provide the possibility of uninstalling packages that don't conflict, upon an install command? In fact, a package manager should ideally treat package removal with extreme care, making sure not to auto autoremove unless specifically prompted to. This doesn't have to do with this specific bug, but the fact that this feature shouldn't exist in the first place.
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  460. A lot of it is good as debugging tools and anti-telemetry.
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  461.  @elodeep  Yeah, those codes are really outdated. Luckily France has ways of changing them rather easily.
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  462. Nothing screams badass mom more than a Chevrolet HHR with the same engine as the Fisker Karma.
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  463. Gonna need more than one moderator for that one
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  464. How about a mirror to feminism by definition? A movement that aims to achieve equality of both sex and gender by, in conjunction with other movements to advance the interests of other groups, liberating men from the societal norms and expectations placed upon them.
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  465. You just described basically every class clown after the third grade.
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  466.  @trevor4533  I think they are, but then again the i30 is part of the ix0 line of hatchbacks, which generally are very successful in other markets.
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  467. Not a disappearance if there's a poster. No agent worth their job would leave traces like that.
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  468. Unless you absolutely need a GUI, there are two steps you don't need.
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  469. I read the graphic novel, and it's trippy to say the least.
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  470.  @ItsMeBarnaby  Or we could just third the amount of homeless men and cover over the glass floor with cement.
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  471. I think the list is made automatically. But it's a bit difficult to access.
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  472. ​ @bruhbruh-us6gl wouldn't the title have been nullified with the declaration of the republic?
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  473.  @hankhill1964  You need to partition your drive first, or else it will wipe your disc to make room for the install.
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  474.  @subspacesausage5918  The thing about Linux is that practically every separate program is nearly guaranteed to work perfectly with any other program it needs to work with. So even though you'd have to have Audacity, OBS, GIMP, Inkscape, a file manager, a 3D editor, etc open all the time, there's never a compatibility issue and files will always open with the correct program, and even editing parts of files with a different program will nearly always work. For example, if you're using Kdenlive to animate pictures in a video, and need to edit one of them, it will always open Gimp. Such is the advantage of a library-based ecosystem. But if you want to collaborate, you either need to use a common editing protocol or all use the same central application.
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  475.  @makipri  XY is generally thought to mean chromosomal male. XX denotes chromosomal female. Thus, the vast majority of men are XY.
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  476. But what would it stand for?
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  477. My theory about this is that many women who are comedians feel like they are forced to use their platform for activism in some way, and because they do this, they are promoted by activist movements, leaving the other female comedians trapped in the local clubs. Meanwhile, male comedians are unafraid to joke about the mundane. Meanwhile, some female comedians break the mold and become successful through their own means via the male strategy. This explains why I like Paula Poundstone.
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  478. ​ @Mess909 technically the British Raj did federalize. India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh are, afaik, Commonwealth nations.
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  479.  @davidfrench5407  Why else do you think those doors can be lockin'?
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  480. The Dutch abolished gender a long time ago. For inanimate nouns, but still. An inanimate object can only be genderless or any gender. They got rid of the two-gender system and ended up with two genders again.
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  481. Shouldn't communism be an ideology which by nature is made plain, apparent, and understandable to the less educated working class?
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  482.  @TheCimbrianBull  more like hyuge but whatever.
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  483. Well yuo do have to hack your computer to get anything done well in Linux, so to an extent…
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  484. Joan Rivers was a legend, but there are women like her who are drowned out because they cannot get an audience because they don't have a message behind their jokes. If you want to find funny women (and men, for that matter), look in the small comedy clubs. You'll occasionally find the funniest person ever.
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  485. Quite literally damning as well
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  486. Not to mention any building built before 1880.
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  487. It's called curses
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  488. This thing looks like it would drive away after you got out, and would drive back to pick you up later.
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  489. I understand why some people might be very disappointed with all the carryover parts from the 370, but then again, there's a legitimate reason why the 370Z was so long-lived.
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  490. Nah, that one's orange juice. Don't get them mixed up.
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  491.  @jacobcook944  Mr. Effing Rogers
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  492.  @lukelyon1781  Just because politics today is literally one issue masquerading as twenty, doesn't mean that politics could later get more issues.
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  493. You could build a house with all those Ls as long as you had enough beams to stick together with them.
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  494. Nothin' stoppin' you from doing it now.
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  495.  @diolaneiuma215  And also the fact that you're on top of a sphere, so it curves equally all around you, so you don't see any change in horizontal altitude, only a small forward dip (horizon).
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  496. Most of what's there is electronics. Everything else is really simple: gas in compartment, gas explodes, platform goes down. More gas comes in, platform goes up.
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  497. But it only works if the woman hits first. And only as a last resort. Better to not want to get angry than to do so at the drop of a hat.
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  498. Idea: Spin-off channel that's just Ollie doing things. You could even recommend videos on that channel at the end of every video on this one, so that people can have some eye/ear bleach.
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  499. A less judging version: "These women's pop feminism makes them sound ignorant and selfish." Not judging you, just trying to help.
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  500. If you are being a good feminist by being a good human, you are by example helping to improve the world of feminism. Don't tear yourself down so much.
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  501. That's meme culture in a nutshell. It takes initially offensive parlance and distills it down to its most basic, inoffensive concept, usually for the sake of humor. Those outside of meme culture, such as those within the mainstream media, do not understand this idea, and thus misconstrue the meme community to be referring to the problematic connotations they were filtering out.
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  502.  @Refresh5406  My problem is I often use gtk3 applications for things, and the Qt Company is pulling back from its open-source-friendly stance.
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  503.  @Legate-Jon3s  My one problem with the K Desktop Environment, and the Plasma shell it uses, it that it relies on the Qt framework, which is very rigid when it comes to theming and customization, and thus relies on external tools which in themselves are limiting by nature. Instead of having every aspect of the framework be themable by virtue of allowing every object to be changed, Qt's theming is programmatic. Because of this, any prospective themer must either learn the language and risk framework failure, or rely on a theming engine which often provides heavy overhead and may also be very limiting in its options. QtCurve, DeKorator, Kvantum, and Aurorae are good products, but they shouldn't really be needed, and each of these engines provide limits to what a theme can do. Not to mention the notorious lag of Aurorae and QtCurve. Meanwhile, GTK+3 relies on stylesheets and styles for each possible element, with engines only supplementing the capabilities of the toolkit. The only problem is that GTK+ is designed around a gris-based layout, which is not going to prove beneficial in a future based on a vector-based display protocol. If I could have an ideal, though, it would be Qt's flexible placement, and GTK+'s easy, open theming, and all it would take is a redesign of Qt's theming system. Once they do that, I will switch to KDE, but until then, and perhaps until the KDE Foundation and the Qt Compay resolve their differences, whether or not it ends in KDE forking Qt, GTK+ is my go-to, and it is the one reason I don't use KDE.
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  504.  @zyan983  You can easily install a minimal version of KDE.
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  505. I remember it got really big around '15 or '16, but it could have been around in '14. Something about the Hugo Awards.
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  506.  @TQFMTradingStrategies  We've had truckers, train operators, and yes, power plants, go on strike before, and we've been alright.
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  507. It's called Clinical Psychology.
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  508.  @ChadOfAllChads  That's the only thing that defines a man. They're not any other gender. How that plays out doesn't matter, just do it.
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  509.  @brainmind4070  Open beta testers. I'd want to use this is I were testing integral Linux beta code, and anyone can do that. Arch works fine too.
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  510. Not to mention purple as a color in general.
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  511. Compiz can actually do this
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  512.  @sleepy990  And the reason they don't do that is because most of those jobs require an apprenticeship, and all the masters are men, who are far more likely to pick a man to succeed them. And also because many of those jobs which aren't apprenticeship-based have a bit of a sexist tradition. If we got rid of those, we'd have no pay gap.
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  513.  @embersky3681  we have no pay gap in individual jobs. We have an overall pay gap. Therefore the conclusion is that it's a problem with the gender makeup of high-paying jobs.
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  514.  @juzujuzu4555  GNU develops IceCat, and if Mozilla goes under they'll continue to develop IceCat.
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  515. I think Netsurf uses its own engine
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  516. It didn't help much. There are still disabled babies in South Greece.
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  517. It's always nice to debate someone whose modus operandi is being passive aggressive.
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  518. In Australia they have a word for this market segment, and GM even made one—a ute. This, therefore, is a midsized, raised ute.
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  519. You can do literally anything with FVWM by replacing values and keys. I wonder if a config gui is possible.
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  520. Put 'im inna scuppers witt' hosepipe on'im
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  521. Although, I haven't seen another restaurant that does quite as many things with Buffalo sauce
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  522. Each person only works on one or two files, and suggests edits/fixes for other people to work with the rest.
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  523. Fear of spies is a thing biphobes have in common with TERFs (who are often also biphobic)
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  524.  @no3ironman11100  However, when people pick sides is when Change happens. Especially when you're on a weird third side that only is in it for one or two specific goals that both other sides would like to not happen. Like Finland. EDIT: just to be clear, by the source you mean the currently-existing systems, not any individuals? I get a little wary whenever people talk about "the elites" or whatever, since rage against them tends to get redirected against the wrong targets.
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  525. People become allies way more easily when they're allying against something.
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  526. Not just necessities. Anything where people will pay no matter the price, given the means to do so. Like communication infrastructure or insurance.
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  527. Arch is a fork of nothing.
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  528. And everyone before the invention of work pants. Work pants are a recent invention.
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  529. Evolution can be in any direction, including regressive.
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  530. Sure, but if you'll do a bad thing for a good reason, you'll do it for a bad one.
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  531.  @Hero_of_Legend  Except for the fact that in the tech sector, work time is basically useless since it's all projects which can have flexible work hours.
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  532.  @sticks7857  Instead? They're the same thing.
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  533. Covering is fair use. Playing someone else's music without attribution, notification, and explicit permission, is not.
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  534.  @tibfulv  Yup, there's a lot of OL compatibility options in the manuals. Don't know if they carry over to FVWM3 tho.
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  535. Also NT is old and insecure.
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  536. Maybe she had really thin blood. It happens.
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  537. And Douglas Adams?
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  538. What I'd want would be a gtk+3-based FVWM configurator based on something like the FVWM Starter Kit config format, somewhat like the Sawfish config gui.
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  539. It is essentially Ubuntu with less bloat, so it's really the opposite of a user-friendly distro. However, their Debian-based edition is a user-friendly distro since it abstracts away many of Debian's more daunting aspects.
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  540. I feel that there is a big reason why people think Linux is difficult, and that is due to Linux's heavy reliance on a command line, which isn't familiar to most users. I know from personal experience that there is absolutely nothing less intuitive to a new user than a blank screen with a blank prompt and no help function. There's no real way to learn what commands you need to use without using another device to access the Internet, because you don't know what to even do first. I feel like, to remedy this, beginner distros should pack in a "help" command that prints out every command-line application's name and description. It could even be used to display "get started" info on login. I think this could help a lot with new users who aren't yet familiar with bash.
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  541. Scott Wozniak references Gex on the regular
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  542. So gender euphoria? Dysphoria is literally the opposite of euphoria.
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  543.  @supra107  He seems to have really liked His Tandy 1000.
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  544.  @vuton7670  libertarianism is the default, isn't it? It takes way more effort to care about what everyone else is doing all the time.
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  545. This is a video that needed to be made.
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  546. It looks like a better Honda Insight, which is what I think they were going for.
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  547. Of course, that doesn't mean these people cannot be persuaded away from their current state (given muh of their ideology hinges on the freedom to do so), or perhaps repositioned to other areas. After all, we do need some people to identify areas of contempt, as well as people to identify the root causes.
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  548. Do you have to put & after commands in autostart in Lua files? You have to do that in Openbox, and in the Terminal as well. Also, according to r/unixporn, Awesome can create some really cool floating environments as well.
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  549.  @christopherreichle6670  That's called murder, and it's a felony. Unless you miss. Then it's attempted murder, also a felony.
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  550. Tweaks lets you disable animations. There's also an extension that allows you to make them faster.
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  551.  @BloodyBay  Radfems originated as a pop branch of second-wave feminism. Pop/modern-radical feminism is a pop branch of third-wave feminism, which is threatening to overwhelm the fourth wave. Most often the two groups disagree, since they both seem to think they're the real radical feminists.
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  552.  @marvelgirlxvii  it's a hand-strength thing. Arm strength has nothing to do with ability to open pressurized jars. Pull-ups help.
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  553. Some men look like that
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  554. It was technically called that for the duration of the regime.
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  555. "In the beginning, the universe was created. This made a lot of people very mad and is widely regarded as a bad move." -Douglas Adams
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  556. What about the fact that tons of langs drop the u's after the q's
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  557. Personally, I don't care how little furniture you have. Just put the chair reasonably far away from the door.
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  558. Of course. However, intersex people existing does imply that sex is not as rigid as people believe it to be. Especially since intersex also includes people who are a different sex (assigned at birth) than their chromosomal makeup seems to imply, therefore validating the argument that chromosomes do not completely determine sex, let alone gender.
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  559.  @melissabautz2346  That's why you gotta use glass cutters. Or start a small fire and melt the glass.
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  560.  @randomjunkohyeah1  It still works perfectly well if you know what you're doing. However, if you have an x86_64, good luck trying to get it to work at all. I'm glad even the newest Linux distros let you exclusively use software from before 2004 with no trouble.
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  561. The term was recently adopted by conspiracy theorists. If that doesn't prove people don't use it anymore I don't know what does.
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  562. They are for profit, after all.
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  563. The humor is pretty good too occasionally
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  564.  @DonKorb  I feel like that should extend to the rest of society at large. If someone is tried and acquitted, the case should be dropped; it did not happen. That is, unless the court is found to have possessed some form of bias and a mistrial is declared. As it is, however, even if proven innocent, society will judge people as though they were guilty simply for being accused.
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  565. Maybe also espousing some sort of philosophy emphasizing personal thought…
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  566. Isn't "vult" from German?
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  567. *smaller
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  568. Or just make all bathrooms unisex. Nobody cares about those distinctions anyway; people tend to use the bathroom with the shortest line.
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  569.  @help4343  And GNU is all about being glibc.
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  570.  @tSp289  Different situation. If you can see plainly the evidence and you trust the accuser, you can assume within reasonable suspicion that they're correct.
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  571.  @DivineKnight_115  The reason for this is that they barely arrest anyone. They train their cops to be highly skeptical about when to make an arrest, and so they don't do it unless they can actually see someone being robbed, assaulted, killed, etc. Because of this, the courts will often go through the proceedings and find that the arrested person was committing the crime of which they were accused upon arrest. In some very rare cases it can be just a misunderstanding, but it's not likely.
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  572. Polycules make a lot of sense if you think about it. Why have one boyfriend when everyone can have two boyfriends?
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  573. It's a Ferrari, so it gets a pass due to its comparison.
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  574. Yet a hero is but one person, who can carry but one on their shoulders.
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  575. The client is centralized. The server is not.
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  576. ​ @Jay-uk8uw MS switched over from DOS in 2000. They just keep the interface this way for familiarity
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  577. I was afraid they would use the redesign to turn it into a Forester clone, but I'm glad all they did was make it look more like their new Levorg and Legacy.
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  578.  @unfunnydave5485  Neither white men nor white women are the majority. White people are the majority in the US, but if you divide them into these categories they are both minorities.
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  579. Their own computers.
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  580. But what if the reason you have is every single thing about them?
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  581. Don't worry. She's curated her collabs lately to lead to more effective breadpilling.
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  582. They literally make passenger airplanes for the ground now. Terrafugia is a thing.
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  583. They're just wearing the wrong dresses.
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  584. Or maybe she was asking to speak to the manager because management is the people who determine the layout of the store.
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  585. Maybe he meant the Blue Nile?
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  586.  @joelchils  engines with low cylinder counts need a lot of air pumping through them and a very high fire rate, and that means lots of exhaust
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  587. It's reflective of how we use "wise guy"
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  588. According to @cs188, there can be up to 73 of them.
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  589.  @thehappyclam3942  Therefore it shouldn't have any bearing on society, and instead of dismissing those of one type as the innate aggressors we should take steps to integrate society until the distinction no longer matters aside from where it has to.
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  590.  @thehappyclam3942  so one's birth sex determines one's ability to function in society?
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  591.  @Jahid_n  Exactly. People see gender, not sex.
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  592. ​ @Jahid_n  I meant that the way society functions in regards to you changes how you function in society.
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  593. What are you, Tails?
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  594.  @DarknessViper99  Or buy a mini projector and project your media onto your house or a billboard or a screen or a bedsheet.
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  595. Sometimes, people need tutorials and analysis.
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  596.  @DragonNexus  Feminism: a movement critical to the evolution, nay, survival, of our society, which is crippled by outdated and inaccurate naming conventions across the board.
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  597. That's even worse.
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  598.  @SmallSpoonBrigade  the problem is that Linux drivers only work on Linux, because they use a module system designed only for it.
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  599. Who needs batch files when you can just add to /bin and type the command? You'll still need .desktop files, but those are slightly better.
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  600.  @Imarealzombi  Because the default palette doesn't look very good and I think it's hardcoded
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  601. UNIX has standard IPC
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  602. LXQt is currently the standard-bearer for that kind of workflow on Wayland. They implemented the --replace protocol for wlroots compositors.
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  603.  @chubskii  Only works for somatic cells.
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  604. That window design is still present on many MPVs in Europe, and on the Suzuki SX4.
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  605. You jest but this actually happened. Nomadic societies were way less heteronormative.
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  606. Isn't a source leak of Xp good? It means we can modify it and make it better.
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  607. If you're going to talk religion, at least abide by the rules of your own. Meaning don't randomly name-drop God. Sorry, this just is the kind of thing that bugs me.
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  608.  @LAkadian  Wrong. A cult does not allow debate; a religion does.
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  609.  @zackofpersia5086  It's hard to quote people, and this is as far as paraphrasing can really go while still being accurate.
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  610. Motion #1: We base it off of the old ideal, since it already takes men's physical advantages and disadvantages into account. Motion #2: We axe any and all norms in terms of personal preferences. Anything can and will be manly, including but not limited to dresses, makeup, lawnmowers, chainsaws, football, bridge, architecture, art, writing, engineering, research, and teaching.
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  611. Just a few decades ago, fellow was masculine.
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  612.  @evealicious5544  so allies are moot. I see.
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  613. It basically simulates Wayland on X.org.
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  614. Pop is nowhere close to lightweight, but it is a great distro for coding.
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  615. It's the New Warriors. Pretty sure the New Heroes are a different group.
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  616. So he's from North Jersey?
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  617. You can afford it, but can you acquire it?
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  618.  @thesillyhatday  The thing is that the services you have to pay for are higher quality than those you get for free as part of a safety net.
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  619. But it isn't hidden. It's all done in plain sight, in hardware.
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  620. Considering the source of the article, what else would you expect?
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  621. It's probably easier to port FORTRAN to Fortran 03 than it is to port C to Rust
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  622. Shredding could be plausibly compared to caressing, but you'd need to be really good at it.
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  623. Ight mate, right on it.
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  624. Does "I My Me Strawberry Eggs" have a different title in Japanese? Because "translation error" makes the most sense here.
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  625. Ahem it's called espionage!
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  626. I hate attention but love being well known. Maybe I could lend her some of my attention.
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  627. They're jealous of people who technically can choose to only express attraction to any one gender (but doing so is a terrible idea).
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  628. GREEK. WITH NOTHIN' ON IT.
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  629.  @kaylalabrynth9483  not exactly. She's libertarian, which is completely unrelated to left-right stance.
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  630.  @TalenGryphon  That has more to do with the fact that current politics has exactly one issue.
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  631.  @CountArtha  if you kill off enough of them a democratic society can naturally develop.
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  632.  @basil9973  That's most of the world. Crazy dental health is an American thing.
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  633.  @floydnelson92  I long for the FOSS companion. If I had to take this route, I'd at least wanna be sure I know what the bot is supposed to do. Plus bug reports, pull requests, etc are nice to do:-)
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  634. The dominoes would probably fall in a way that results in a better relationship between China and India, eventually resulting in a nigh-unstoppable Asian bloc.
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  635.  @alexandernyberg8668  nah, they don't seem to believe those with certain parts can be saved.
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  636. Small government, big church
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  637.  @northern_moss  and because trade apprenticeships simply aren't advertised toward women, and accomplished tradespeople are notoriously sexist in this regard. Why go to a school for a job that requires an apprenticeship you can't get?
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  638. They will be in 1000 years, since nobody will want to procreate with them other than themselves.
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  639. JJBA is so different from other anime it might as well be its own media category.
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  640. I really hope she meant "deprogramming"
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  641. Is that aunt someone's mother?
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  642. Shampoo is specifically for drying out hair so you can rinse it off. Then you apply conditioner to moisturize it again.
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  643. Unless you're Russian, or Icelandic, or from any other place with gendered last names
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  644. More like a 4x4, which small trucks have always tried to imitate
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  645. Specialty. Just like FreeNAS and AV Linux.
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  646.  @martinb4272  Afaik it depends on who writes said series. If the director/producer or head writer is a trans woman, and this whole thing is a labor of love, by trans women for trans women, then maybe it could work.
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  647. Solution: Super Soaker and/or roofing pressure-washer. No electronic is fully waterproof.
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  648.  @GippyHappy  More like vs firefighters and home contractors but whatever.
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  649. Or you could use XQuartz and make it take over the desktop.
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  650.  @florianfelix8295  I do occasionally
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  651. Dude! That's too far!
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  652. Columbia has not won a single game in years.
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  653. Women helped too
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  654.  @mgord9518  Nvidia has actually gotten really good now. They're updating their drivers at a decent pace, they actually have compatibility with things even if they don't like them, and they're making some improvements with their open-source stack. Nouveau is also making significant progress.
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  655. My idea for a better hierarchy: Considering everything is a file in Unix, this concept integrates that idea into a systemd/SELinux system. Thus, every main folder/partition represents a user. The root directory would be organized as such: /root /share /boot /usr1 /usr2 /usr3 etc. Each standard user has complete access to their own folder, but cannot read or write any other standard user's folder or root's folder. Every user has read access to /share and /boot, but root has complete access to them. Each folder contains: /pkg - contains libraries, executables, and their desktop files and master configs. Executing a binary just executes whatever binary is specified in the desktop file. If there is none, nothing happens. /pkgdata - contains program-specific data, including dotfiles, gamesaves, and custom icons. /usrdata - contains all other data, including data shared by everything, for example backgrounds, documents, downloads, etc. /mnt - contains all new drives mounted by the user I've used Gobolinux before, which creates its own hierarchy and uses symlinks to enforce it, thus not requiring a real package manager. I'd figured this would be something similar, only made to follow the way user permissions work. What do you think of this design?
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  656.  @Doriandotslash  Freedesktop and symlinks basically enable people to do whatever they want with the hierarchy.
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  657. distrowatch.com You're welcome
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  658. Meson/Ninja?
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  659.  @funbarsolaris2822  Of course, to be absolutely fair, the government enshrines these freedoms in law and acts as an authority in order to ensure that another government wouldn't fill the power vacuum and restrict these freedoms. It's like being a placeholder government, whose only purpose is to make sure nobody gets its territory.
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  660.  @fandomcringebucket  Or maybe the current cop who, because of said racism, became a lone cop and left the union?
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  661. Meanwhile Disenchantment fans all nod in agreement.
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  662. Judging by your username you think highly of yourself, am I correct?
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  663.  @ΧρήστοςΒασιλείου-ψ7δ  thought it said Christ Emperor
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  664. The main selling point of the Hilux (and to an extent also the Hiace) is its environmental resistance. They will get you and all your gear from place to place, whether that place is a humid salt flat or a frozen tundra. The 90s models are still around today for this reason.
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  665. Yea, inflation in the States is a bit much.
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  666. Pop star. Whatever.
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  667. But there was a time and a place for it and men could do it in public.
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  668.  @redleeks6253  there is a way to permanently solve the male loneliness epidemic, but it's kinda pointless because all the people the issue affects would be dead.
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  669. So you want a screensaver?
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  670. Are you by any chance a Jojo fan?
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  671. I wonder if some pf these problems could be resolved by changing the firing order to something like 1-3-5-2-4
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  672.  @dylanlinzer6734  Co-ops exist within capitalism. Given they can have a much higher income than other forms of organization, wages can potentially be higher, attracting more workers and because the pay is tied to revenue, there's an incentive to do well. In addition, worker co-ops tend to survive economic crashes. This makes them particularly viable models for capitalist entities. The only people who wouldn't be happy are the stockholders, who are out of the picture anyway. The company makes more money, the profit goes to the workers, who innovate to make more profit and thus more wages. Eventually, this would take over the markets. I think it would be overall more stable for society, much less violent, and much more poetic, if capitalism made its own demise via itself.
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  673. You can't drink coffee in a Starbucks. You have to drink it outside of a Starbucks.
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  674. There are people out there with names nobody will utter for religious reasons. These people cannot dispose of anything with their full name written on it.
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  675.  @AcidiFy574  have you ever tried connecting an account to either of those?
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  676.  @doombybbr  the transistor could have been invented anywhere by anyone. It's too simple to be a cultural phenomenon.
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  677. Doesn't have to be male. Just has to be strong. Except in our current society where strong is equated with male.
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  678. Plus it would be nice for everyone to use it when appropriate, since then you know they're being honest.
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  679. Bounty is the only picker upper I know.
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  680. My friend uses "Wassup gamers"
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  681. The problem with this statement is that it begs the question of "why would we harbor someone who could become dangerous if we do not cater to them?" and we're back at square one.
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  682. And just like with any competition, it needs to be organized and subsidized. Let the best misogynist let out their potential. On the COURT!
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  683. Arch is a great distro both to use and to fork, since the AUR will always be current. But you could say the same thing about Fedora COPR and Ubuntu's PPAs. And once you have the solid base, you can make your distro do something unique without worrying about outdated repos.
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  684.  @robertgaudet7407  *Shakers, not Quakers
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  685. The other hexagons could be concave, meaning the light could be coming from the right and hitting the left side.
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  686. Somehow.
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  687.  @MN-ol6ek  So you know how we have hand dryers? I have an idea.
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  688. You perpetrated it, so you just expected it.
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  689. Have you listened to Joan Rivers? I hear she was good.
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  690.  @marcogenovesi8570  And? X11 has good, sensible APIs that make sense and haven't been broken for decades. A new display system should imo strive to keep this solid foundation and just implement the spec in a radically different way.
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  691.  @rightwingsafetysquad9872  X doesn't depend on Xorg. You can replace it with a different server, or even something that just mimics a server.
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  692.  @Eric-gq6ip  Wasn't the Blade just the Auris? Which we get.
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  693. I just don't like the separation that this requires between "system" and "graphics" when most programs aren't used to that. If everything from the ground up is formatted the same way and interfaced in the same secure way, then the system can be as scalable as traditional Unix requires.
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  694. Technically the platform is the successor to regular MeeGo, not Harmattan (which uses Maemo libraries).
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  695. Editing, recording, rendering, and compositing video is a textbook usage of a Unix workstation
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  696. Thought they were called Apaches.
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  697. At least feeling embarrassed is feeling something?
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  698. Political asexuality was a thing before asexuality was even a term.
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  699. I don't think those guys have the time to make a version of Surf that uses Gecko instead of WebKit
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  700. Why does this car have simpler rear-seat heating controls than front ones? Those buttons are tiny and there's absolutely no reason not to put two more in the front.
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  701. This is disgusting. However, it is also perfect r/rareinsults material.
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  702. Probably he was making an inference as to what the writers of the texts believed.
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  703. Gender-swapping is Rule 63, not 62.
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  704.  @dogtools1005  In their defense, most Linux users are set in their choice of internals, and only need to choose a good UI.
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  705. Switched to Linux is all three of them. Sort of.
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  706.  @bunshr00m  Exactly. In our current state, the masculine plural is inclusive whenever there is at least one male. And sometimes even without one.
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  707. Salut, mon seigneur!
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  708.  @someguy0204  Better idea: get to know your boss so you can ask to borrow his car when yours breaks down.
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  709. An early attempt at forming a CGI art team that eventually led to the creation of the Toonami robot clips.
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  710. At least the emulation is good enough that you might be able to run MorphOS
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  711.  @Ash-qr1yh  So the relationship is mutual. Gay people can't have kids, straight people have kids they don't want, gay people adopt unwanted kids, straight people have gay kids. It works perfectly, as long as the ratio is around 9:1 heterosexual to homosexual, which it is.
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  712.  @GauteAnimationNorway  it converts directx calls to Vulcan calls. If your gpu doesn't support Vulcan, it is either making the CPU do it with Zink, converting to OpenGL (but I haven't seen any examples of this), or running it on a less-powerful secondary graphics system.
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  713. I wonder if you could compile proprietary driver binaries as Guix packages.
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  714. But then again, why would anyone willingly wear a trip hazard for anything but showing off?
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  715. Can't do that either. The thing that, from what I see, these writers would want, is submission. And that, men can provide in spades.
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  716.  @TheRyhsge  I prefer wings myself, but I can go for a thigh or two every once in a while.
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  717. There are container formats which can share dependencies.
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  718. Joke's on you I hardly use Google
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  719. Practically all distros have Linux in the name
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  720. Is that dress from a movie? I think I saw it somewhere before
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  721. And, to top it all off, the dash looks like the steering wheel could recess into it.
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  722.  @Jellyman916  Fedora is pretty good, and you install the latest Nvidia drivers just by installing a package from a repository that's already easy to enable.
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  723. Which shell? I use Bash, but I'm open to Zsh, and I see the appeal of Csh and Fish if you like C or Lua.
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  724. The directory structure and the fact that it hasn't been updated in decades.
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  725.  @multirampage1  unless you disable the feature that hides the extension names
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  726. In my opinion, the Model Y is not a true SUV or crossover, but is actually a hatchback version of the Model 3. Almost every expaneion made to the body of the car can be justified as adding more area for cargo space and then fixing the abrupt taper that would create. They may as well have called it the Model 3X, or the Model 3 Cargo or the Model 3 Crossback, but they didn't, thus prolonging the life of the hatchback without anyone noticing.
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  727. They didn't throw them off cliffs. They allegedly threw them into caves. And that's just what Athenians said.
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  728. By that logic, you could say you're republican and mean you're far left.
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  729. Nah, both of them will attempt to murder you and then frame you for murder if it doesn't work.
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  730. Misanthropy is hating everyone. I assume you meant misandry.
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  731. Baby bust crisis. Scientists develop human asexual reproduction faster than the Covid vaccine. Life goes on.
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  732. Men can wear Speedos no problem. That's why.
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  733. Why not go full anarcho+communist and destroy all the locks and keys?
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  734. These people are not feminists. They are extinctionists.
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  735.  @Just-Tobin  r/whoosh
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  736. Does anyone use Bedrock as a daily driver? It's the one distro where repos are a nonissue.
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  737. Yes. Facial skin is thinner so your face needs more sensitive lotion.
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  738. The correct term is "misandrists" or "pop feminists".
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  739. The secret to that is that it's never critical to a rhyme, so you can replace it with "dude" or "man"
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  740. Only if it's OnlyFans or similar.
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  741. Men have much higher rates of prostate cancer and Y-linked genetic diseases.
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  742. Never Syu
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  743. Just like British people constantly talk about bananas?
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  744.  @samsmusichub  They don't.
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  745.  @paulgibbon5991  I go with the Wittigist definition: "not a man." For context, the Wittigist definition of man is "not a woman," and it has nothing to do with birth circumstances.
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  746. You sound like one of my classmates. I can even imagine the voice.
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  747. Karl Marx was your mother?
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  748.  @DMSBrian24  BSD is monolithic
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  749. Society seems to ebb and flow between "other genders suck, I think I'll try to be gay" and "aw man, I guess you can't just turn gay"
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  750. Because it's 1am
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  751. The 2011 energy must explain why I've gotten really into this channel. I'm stuck in '11 too.
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  752. I want this with an engine from a Honda Civic. The thing would probably go 0 to 62 in about 1.9 with the base Civic's engine.
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  753. It feels like there are enough left-leaning libertarians out there that we could do a music festival five times the size of Woodstock.
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  754. Could you review a Mercedes three-wheeled bubble-cycle?
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  755.  @henryfleischer404  Judaism is more of a nation than a religion. This is why conversion is difficult.
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  756. I checked the website, they do mention the suckless suite, and it does seem that they started by forking dwm, but they forked it so much it's less than 40% original code. Also, I love Nautilus, but I prefer Nemo.
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  757. Obi-Wan once said that only a Sith deals in absolutes, thus himself dealing in absolutes, making him a Sith.
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  758. Well, from an entirely functional standpoint, males used to be used as a way of increasing biodiversity by spreading genes from one area to another. Then they became essential.
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  759. They've got contracts with every manufacturer ever. At a glance they're heavily reusing a bunch of parts from their other products for this, which brings the price down while also keeping quality predictable. Tesla was a new company starting relatively from scratch, and had to make those deals with all the manufacturers, and it didn't help that they didn't make anything that wasn't a car.
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  760. They should make a van version of this with a lower floor. Fleets would pick them up faster than they could make them.
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  761.  @derrfes  They avoided changing the pound sterling from 240p to 100p because they thought it would be too difficult.
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  762.  @chitlitlah  Literally every modern currency that isn't inflated into the tens of thousands.
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  763. Tbf, most people have at least once in their life accidentally violated the boundaries of someone else because they were not communicating clearly. So it's fair to assume that most sexually-active people have done the same sexually. But I'm pretty sure it's not usually as big an overreach as violating consent completely, and I'm doubly sure most people would apologize.
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  764. It is if you can hold it comfortably.
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  765.  @ahofmann1577  Who would want to be a Pontiac? If I had to be a car I would be something that won't break every ten minutes.
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  766. Those 11% clicked off before hitting submit.
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  767.  @stupidcommentmaker  Nope, you have it shifted a bit. Socialism is partial socialization, while communism is complete socialization. Democratic socialism is simply socialism based on democratic ideals and personal freedoms.
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  768.  @connorp3030  Right now, men don't exactly have a gender role, or at least one that men would ever really follow without external force. So while that role is being reconstructed, or, failing that, gender roles themselves are being completely destroyed, we need something to replace gender as a defining factor in the meantime. This means doing things that are not gendered ideals. Like being smart or kind or humorous. Leave gender on the back burner until it needs to be adjusted, and fulfill your duty as a human instead.
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  769. I would if I were to watch it, but I don't know how to set up online payment.
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  770. With the current engine bay size, it shouldn't need to be that much larger. Maybe slightly taller to accommodate taller people, but just an engine swap would go a long way, maybe up to 125hp if you push it.
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  771. I think the idea is, "don't compliment people until you've actually seen their accomplishments." Apparently women get complimented way too much by random strangers and not enough by experts/teachers.
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  772.  @unk9192  On their work
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  773. These particular people never said the first bit.
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  774. The reason we changed it to PTSD is because war isn't the only cause of it.
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  775. I feel like the gaming community can be saved. If all gamers could grow up and become game developers, the world would be a better place.
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  776. Have it play the song on a loop
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  777. I'd like an Uber driver who plays dance music with the party lights.
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  778. Islam is not a blanket cause. Case in point: the entire city of Istanbul.
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  779. At least now most people don't say it on a dime.
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  780.  @imgladnotu9527  Technically Apple owns most of it.
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  781. My idea of cool: hide gnome-shell, install gnome-panel, keep the hot corner.
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  782.  @DopaminedotSeek3rcolonthree  Or maybe they're conservatives who are accidentally breadpilling their youtube feed.
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  783. I think that was the idea
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  784.  @source8093  It was and remains one of the first distros meant to be easy for everyday use.
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  785. Gotta identify the problems if you wanna solve them. Besides, this video has fewer examples than her last one did.
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  786. IMO as long as the body is sterilized and the estate says it's okay…
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  787.  @nevreiha  Thought it was "Mid-Atlantic"
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  788. "RADICAL" feminists. First- and third-wave feminists are generally intersectional to a degree.
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  789.  @Muykle  Besides, contemporary thought posits that all discrimination and prejudice comes from connected sources, and issues are so intertwined they might as well just be one big issue, so what's the big deal about letting people help reach equality?
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  790. As far as I can tell, the idea is that all women are lesbian, and heterosexual women are choosing to be that way for societal approval. It's not just people who thought they were straight but who are actually gay; it's a theory that all women are that way.
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  791. This has to be some sort of crowdsourced Devil's Dictionary.
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  792. Pretty sure he wouldn't mind; being language-obsessed was his act.
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  793.  @Aisha_Luv  I think the same applies if you look like Santa Claus, wear suspenders, and speak fluent Gaelic.
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  794. Not to mention anyone with the last name Johnson
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  795. I think Citroën mostly took up the role after the Multipla's run ended
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  796. Is your holy land Ethiopia?
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  797. Will there also be a HiAce Champ to accompany the new model?
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  798.  @DistroTube  I knew it was south of North Carolina, but I couldn't tell beyond that.
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  799.  @BuetifullPersun  the service is in beta. If you want, you could suggest that feature to the devs.
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  800.  @VijayThakurMD  mammary gland-adjacent lipid reserves
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  801. They could just provide the binary and a list of dependencies
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  802. @Bob Landers Well then just a few aliases and change all the themes, and suddenly, to everyone else, you're running harmless Ubuntu.
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  803. Eh, whatever. Might as well for equality's sake.
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  804. Islam does technically observe the Bible in addition to the Quran, or at least the teachings of the Bible.
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  805.  @legogunsinc4016  So what should we use instead? homs and fems?
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  806. Am I the only one who is livid at the fact that they used "as" instead of "than"?
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  807.  @yummyfruitsuace993  When you have a list of superlatives, you're supposed to use the word which corresponds to the last member of the list. For example, the correct sentence would be "We are as strong, and to be honest stronger, than men," not "*as* men."
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  808.  @yummyfruitsuace993  of course I know that most people aren't born with English. However, I see it mostly in journalism, a profession which requires proficiency in English.
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  809.  @bblvrable  For the sake of argument let's say, "yes."
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  810. It's not bizarre; it's apt.
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  811. Technically, we still live in a world where the only way to add data is through a DMA bus (cartridge) or a serial input (link cable). It's just that now we can send any data over either, like loading games from USB drives.
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  812.  @busterbrown8830  I thought firefox was open, given it's in the Fedora repos, which make it so that shareware games on open-source engines have to download the levels after installation.
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  813. Especially since they're dropping the Impreza sedan
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  814. Does your car have a freon-based cooling system?
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  815. Looking at it, this car almost seems like a transition car for the brand. It has a very high cargo floor, lots of unique styling cues, an only slightly updated engine, and an interior lifted from a car with very different controls. I predict that in the next five years, the Prius will either become a pure EV, or will be replaced with a new EV based on this model. Considering all the Easter eggs, the concept-like styling, and the extra power, plus the declining sales numbers of the model, this Prius looks like it was designed to be the very last of its name, or at least the last with a gas engine.
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  816. I know it doesn't work like this, but I have to make the obvious joke: The great part is that you don't have to deal with the awkwardness of being attracted to a friend.
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  817. And we can't get this thing in the US because of the color of the turn signals.
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  818. It's just a cipher and some bad grammar.
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  819. The only question I have is if they ever offered a center-drive option
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  820. Those are rookie compacts; a Manx/British company has them all beat with a car that you can probably take on a plane. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peel_P50
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  821. It's both. It redistributes resources into the hands of the many, and allows the economy to flourish.
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  822. As a scientist, I am smarter than you because scientists have invented many things.
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  823. Why would you worship a book? You're supposed to worship the things the book mentions.
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  824. Wait. Who's on who's side?
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  825. Files on Android have always been terrible. Every app is a separate volume that's locked to just the app's user ID. This makes sense for security, since basically everything phones do is through the web, but it makes transferring data a nightmare.
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  826. When they wrote that treaty, they never imagined that anyone would think of using tranquilizers and reeducation to make a zombie army.
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  827.  @SketchUT  Geneva Convention means no chemical weaponry. They didn't think of creative uses of tranquilizer darts.
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  828.  @SketchUT  No. I was saying they'd never have thought of armies using tranquilizer darts instead of bullets and recruiting all the enemy soldiers.
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  829.  @zigaudrey  Modern operating systems have started to do this automatically.
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  830.  @zyansheep  Because each state is essentially its own nation, which delegates certain responsibilities and rights to a federal body in exchange for protection, services, and a say in the application of said protections and services.
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  831.  @robberofjacks2072  Epigenetics exist
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  832. Toyota should release a lower-riding CH-R and market it as a family sports car, for weekend warriors.
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  833.  @robomop9711  Everyone over an age in the range between 25 and 35 who isn't a lifelong monk/nun has experienced this before. It doesn't mean that they can't get over it.
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  834. Napoleon wasn't short.
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  835. Since many other species, typically the social ones with flexible specialization, have shown some depressive behaviors, does that mean that these animals are similarly self-aware?
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  836. Not anymore. Graphics drivers are now decent on Linux. Unless you're using Nouveau.
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  837. You'd be surprised what people do with Google Sites because they can't be bothered to spend fifteen minutes editing HTML.
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  838. Or the "garage" is a network of dedicated users.
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  839. ​ @absurdengineering  if you're that worried about the level of the language, you might as well run Inferno
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  840.  @saltdad5263  Just because there's a plausible reasoning behind hatred does not make said hatred valid
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  841. In the event of a low-intervention withdrawal of British troops from the subcontinent, the former puppet states would probably continue ruling the area under the same system as before, maybe incorporating more provinces into it as a sort of commonwealth. Democracy would be out of the question aside from a few regional republics, but at least there would be some shared identity among member states.
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  842. ​@Trollge398 Christians won't even agree about the core tenets with each other. They also don't agree with people not agreeing.
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  843.  @Emil_Stoltz  You can edit comments.
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  844. We can't just not talk about fascism in hopes the fascists don't hear us. As for your second point, just make everyone look inside themselves and have the fascists fight against each other.
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  845. One on one, Southerners can be very progressive. It's just in, with, or against groups that things fall apart.
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  846.  @re9498  I just use Wine, and it works 95% of the time. They even have D3D translate to Vulkan now.
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  847. They'd probably think saying both would be sinful heresy. You probably have to only say "awomen" according to them.
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  848. Personally I feel like there's another component here, which was essentially glossed over in this video as societal/psychosomatic. I hereby propose Supplementary Postulate 2a: The Real Component. It is a well-known fact that (Postulate 2a-i) any sort of hurtful stereotype, expectation, or assumption that gains a large following is able to gain that following because some see in it a kernel of truth, and in fact, the targets of this hateful thinking may in themselves find some modicum of the claims these judgements make. This is especially evident in cases where the "othered" group is significantly biologically different from the "main" group, to the point that it could affect behavioral patterns. This pattern of thinking has been explored in countless works of fiction and nonfiction, to the point where it is even emphasized in content which young children can understand, such as the 2001 feature film Shrek. It would therefore logically make sense that the assumption of virulence that accompanies the male form would incidentally be compounded within the mind of a man by the results of said man's personal introspection of his subconscious, as a result of the, due to our current circumstances, rightful, problematicization of heterosexual masculine thinking. Upon hearing the stories of hundreds, if not thousands or millions, of women who have had traumatic experiences with the actions of men, he may decide to, in other words, take a look inside himself, and find, lurking beneath the surface, that same potential for violence, forceful sexuality, and mindless impulse, that they know has been the cause of the trauma of billions over the centuries. Alluding to the aforementioned Shrek, the ogre will be hounded and feared by the villagers to the point where the ogre resorts to the very thing those villagers fear, in order to survive, and loathes themselves for it. It would make sense that a man, seeing in himself that little seed of truth in what others fear him to be, may in turn retreat into self-loathing and self-repression in the same way that Shrek isolates himself from society. In order to continue logically, this train of thought requires input on human internal morality and intention. However, that is not the topic being discussed as of now, and it has been explored countless times before. So in order to continue logically, I am going to assume that the overwhelming majority of humans have, at their core, some good intentions for their fellow humans, and wish the best for the people they know (that is, until some sort of stress overload causes them to abandon this notion and become a cynic). With that out of the way, assuming that most young men, at this phase in life, generally want to do good for others, knowing that they have, deep within themselves, the potential, nay, the instinct, to commit savage acts against the ones they love, in the name of perverse satisfaction, having been told this throughout their lives and also seeing it within themselves, would naturally set them to at least begin trodding along one logical path, which has one conclusion: that they are, deep down, monsters, and must keep their impulses completely repressed to keep others safe. This logical chain applies not only to sexual immorality, but, I theorize, to all preemptive assumptions which have the effect of making their target seem a danger. For instance, a man, knowing that men have the potential to easily overpower women, may see that latent physical potential in himself, and thus seek to never raise a finger. This phenomenon, which I dub the Reflective Warrant Effect, is, per my theory, the cause of the social, emotional, and physical repression, not to mention competition, redirection, and seclusion, that together make up what we know as the masculine cultural pattern. This unwritten code dictates that due to men's innate physical potential, men must never be emotional, angry, or violent, except as a last resort, in order to prevent harm to others. It then goes without saying that this repression, which many men see as necessary in order for society to function, will eventually take a toll on the repressed party's mental health, leading them to seek new means of self-gratification, backpedaling into violence and objectification. In conclusion, it is not only societal norms of masculinity which leads to the distress of young straight men, but also the real component that they see within themselves; it is not possible for this outcome to be reached with just one or the other. EDIT: This analysis may be slightly skewed by personal philosophical experience, as I may myself just be feeling guilty about my own subconscious. I don't know if it's a male thing or a teen thing but it's making me feel like I'm a danger to society please help.
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  849. Do you have the $$ to see a psych to get an exam?
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  850. It would probably lead to the Ottomans themselves taking the role of Atatürk and fleeing to Ankara.
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  851.  @Junodragon6780  It turns out that most women named Karen are not Karens. Maybe we should add a ™ to the end of any insulting names in order to exclude those who fall under the more broad definition.
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  852.  @robfl100  TERFs aren't intersectional. That's what makes them TERFs.
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  853.  @JakeKoenig  It's more of a class issue. Notice how every single Karen is middle or upper class.
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  854.  @pheonix5597  It's being reclaimed as a character archetype. Slurs don't necessarily stay slurs forever.
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  855. That's what safe spaces are for. A safe space is an area where discussion between people can occur anonymously and in good faith, without worrying about taste.
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  856. A more accurate chart would just be the same image on both sides.
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  857. Don't go on entertainment Twitter, and don't read anything @-ing anyone.
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  858. I don't understand why any good or service with a vertical demand curve should be privatized. All it does is give corporations free rein to set prices.
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  859. The woman possesses a personal copy.
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  860. 0:25 It's "we", not "us"; why do you torture me so?
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  861. Tbh 2020 was about the same as '18 in terms of bad things happening. It's just that the US is this weird little bubble of not-getting-attacked so we didn't see much of it.
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  862.  @C-man553  Nah, the dress should be deported. He should be taken dress-shopping.
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  863. Why not, instead of Men's Rights (the rights of men have been argued for and increased thousands of times over the past few centuries), call it Men's Liberation? That way, it doesn't seem like it's reactionary, but instead proactive.
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  864.  @alinhatnean6438  Then again, that's not the problem. Equating actual men's liberation activism with the current state of the idea would delegitimize the cause, due to the abundance of "men's rights activists" who are simply out to degrade feminism.
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  865.  @alinhatnean6438  no. I am only pointing out that from a marketing standpoint the image of the name "men's rights activists" has been sullied by reactionary trolls. Thus, it would make more sense to use a different name.
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  866. I started on Fedora, and installed a whole bunch of DEs just for fun. Say what you will about Ubuntu, it's expanding the user-base of Linux every day, and Dell now ships laptops with it preinstalled to cut down on the Windows surcharge if buyers want to save some money. The only reason I have been reluctant to try Ubuntu is that it has a reputation for being a bit heavy on the preinstalled software, and being comparatively slow. I think I know why people say Ubuntu's tools are slower, because I've recently tried out an Arch distro, and pacman is blazing fast.
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  867. Those can be seen as core by technicality, since core distros are usually unintuitive to use and can be very minimal.
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  868. But think of it this way: it means you don't starve while you add to your resume!
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  869. Her hair hasn't changed.
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  870.  @coarse_snad  it's called unified virtual memory space. Just let the programmer access every address individually. it's insanely insecure, stupidly annoying, and generally bad practice. But you can't truly leak memory.
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  871. Without a Turkish resurgence, wouldn't the Sykes and Picot plan have fully succeeded, leading to an independent Kurdistan and Armenia?
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  872.  @uberporkypine  But his audience is a bit more varied than he is for some reason.
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  873. If all the alphas died in the war we'd have a democratic, caring society. This has happened several times in history, and has been observed in baboons.
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  874.  @jellyroll-h2b  she at least should get some vocal training. And stop with the affectations.
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  875.  @viceroy___  Lyric of first chant: we change our lives to better suit your moods
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  876. Endeavor OS and Garuda Linux are similar projects that use the official Arch repos. There are also several easy Arch installers such as Zen, Anarchy, and Archfi.
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  877. If someone made an app that kills, the phone would need to have the physical capability to do it. And if a phone had that ability, such an app would have been preinstalled.
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  878.  @mdbahrozbaburali  It embodies the rights and well-beings of men (in its modern form) due to the technicality of intersectionality. All inequalities tend to hurt both the oppressor and the oppressed due to the social stigmas they create, and the way that some of our many class systems override or combine with each other in certain situations and pairings. Plus it turns out that you can teach a man not to be terrible, and the reason men are more prone to stereotypical male behavior is because they are in turn dealing with societal expectations set upon them, which are also hurting them. If you just demonize men, you're not going to stop men from attacking, at least not in the long term. All in all, in the end, feminism needs to help men in order to work.
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  879.  @mdbahrozbaburali  physics is a type of applied mathematics. It's not all of applied mathematics.
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  880. Enjoy your freedom from ingrown hairs.
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  881.  @kjullthedemon  no. It's essentially a modern version of BASIC for x86_64.
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  882.  @WolfgangsChannel  It can be if you try hard enough.
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  883. Anyone who has ever even looked at math understands that it is impossible to value indefinite production on the same scale as product. Production will always continue to create products, but products are constantly the same amount. You can't fairly sell an apple tree for the same price as a certain number of apples.
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  884.  @XionRulez  Demisexual people are "maybe"
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  885. I used to think that. Then I developed a real romantic attraction in the summer of 2021 and now I see why the obsession exists.
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  886. They probably rely on themselves for parts
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  887. So you're proposing the correlation is on the libertarian-authoritarian scale instead?
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  888.  @crazysilly2914  because its actual vehicle class doesn't exist in America. It's an MPV, or really huge hatchback.
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  889. You could make a donut in OpenGL. But it would be about as valuable a use of your time as constructing a 3D donut out of the donut emoji
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  890.  @kailianglf2  the Huns are also an actual ethnic group consisting of those descended from the Xiongnu empire. The Germanics went to Europe to escape the Huns.
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  891.  @EclipseMain  Xfce and Mate combine the two but are less flashy, are slightly more limiting than KDE, and are a lot less advanced tech-wise. Openbox, Awesome, FVWM, etc. are much more customizable but have a skill floor that's on the moon.
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  892.  @IlGreven  and yet the Bible is not the be-all and end-all of religious law. It's not even entirely made up of laws.
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  893. You could still work in a supermarket. They're union.
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  894. You and Randall Munroe are the only people I've heard of that call rabbits buns.
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  895. Soon we will have to call them "kind guys".
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  896. It's a very good minimalistic install of a basic systemd-based Linux system
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  897. You're reminiscing on 1799?
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  898. The TrackPoint is not for everyone.
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  899. This is why microkernels are a thing. I'd love for someone to take the code of Linux and reorganize it into a tiny version of itself. It could be called linux-micro or something.
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  900. I'm testing out Wayfire right now, but I like K as much as the next person. Shame about the Qt Company tho.
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  901. Here I am watching as Anglo-American society regresses into feudalism. Could-be I dois devenir européen.
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  902.  @jlbeeen  I think both GTK and Qt support them in some way, shape, or form. Both KDE and Budgie have native desktop widgets, and Conky works too, but I don't know if Conky is interactive.
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  903. It's taught in history/social sciences class
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  904. I'm used to Fedora, and I like the selection of DEs, but I am currently tinkering with Wayfire Linux, a Manjaro spin that comes with Wayfire set up already. Getting a better panel is hard, though, because Wayland.
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  905. That weird version of the Clubman JCW with the half rear door
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  906. Wanna be a lumberjack? Then work for it!
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  907. Liberation and hypothermia. The perfect combo.
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  908.  @thevampirecrow2935  A TERF would agree that there are two sexes. Even though there aren't.
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  909. At the very least you weren't eating pasta with tomato sauce.
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  910. Not having control groups can be annoying, but pure Unix does have its advantages.
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  911. Rule #1 of scientific reasoning: never perform deduction on a member of a group you just performed inductive reasoning on, that was not part of the sample.
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  912. After he died of a broken neck? I thought they reserved that for Oliver Cromwell.
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  913. Then change the color scheme (probably CSS)
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  914. Employer: yes, I do believe they're hiring.
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  915. Extensive body care.
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  916. Nick Fury is a great character name. Plus a pretty awesome character.
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  917. CO reminds me of some various teaching aides I've had over the years.
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  918. Except that they tend to group together
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  919. This car is kinda emblematic of late 00s and early 10s Jaguar. That shifter configuration was on every single model after a while (with a neutered version making it onto some Fords), they all gradually became more screen-heavy, and lots of models got sleeper performance trims, which echoed across their lineups. Their big sedans are still one of my favorite examples of 2000s/2010s luxury.
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  920. If I could get my computer to order my toaster around I'd do it. I could pipe an alarm into toasterctl, and have breakfast cook while I brush my teeth.
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  921. They maintain an extension which puts them back. Most of GNOME 2's features are not actually gone, but rather they're slowly migrating to a more modular shell framework, and desktop icons are one of the first to show this change. They even maintain gnome-panel if you want it back.
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  922.  @shirimo7030  I was joking.
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  923. It seems that another reason for the fabric is that since the car has no roof, any leather would almost instantly be damaged by rain.
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  924.  @unpaintedcanvas  What is this, Monty Python? Of course I've got a license to ask for licenses!
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  925. If you are freelance, you have the perfect rebuttal.
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  926.  @AJGuy-ev5jn  No company is perfect. Especially not Google. And doubly not Microsoft, but for different reasons. And don't even talk to me about Avid, Adobe, and Oracle.
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  927. Most people click off immediately because BF keeps sponsoring links.
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  928. Less all, more 60%
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  929. I got it on the first try, but maybe because it's been done before for other groups a few too many times for my liking.
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  930. Anyone else notice the speaker grilles are shaped like the McLaren logo?
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  931. I just realized that the Kia logo spells Kia in English and Russian
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  932. It's more like 98,000€ at current exchange at cheapest, maybe a bit lower.
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  933.  @anasseddafir4215  Then are you using Guix…?
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  934. @Andrew I'm just saying Guix is NixOS sans systemd.
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  935.  @Potandthekettle  tankies. But just them.
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  936.  @ashkitt7719  that's falling back into fascism again.
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  937. That quote is incomplete
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  938. nom
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  939. And nearly everyone below the x-axis of the political compass tends to.
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  940. What's your favorite sketch?
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  941. Alpine as well. But what does that make PMOS?
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  942.  @SebHaarfagre  It's the cost of being able to express individual culture in public. Europe tends to be universalist, while the United States is differentialist. Because everyone in a European country has a strict national identity with only a few allowed customs, color is irrelevant and racism is xenophobia. Meanwhile, in the US, difference is celebrated and people can have whatever culture they want, so faction-hate is common.
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  943.  @mitchtherevolution  Then you would have the Confederation of pre-1787, governed by the Articles of Confederation. Plus a Supreme Court. Under that system, the Congress was the most powerful entity, and it elected a member to preside over the proceedings each session.
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  944.  @tomatodamashi  privilege and hardship are not mutually exclusive. Everybody has both inherently. Someone born in a poor part of the Czech Republic might not have the best internet ever, but they have beer on tap and enjoy an extremely low cost of living.
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  945. Wait what?
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  946. Femnazy sounds like a Hungarian or Bavarian last name.
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  947. I'm pretty sure most people only view Keffals through other people reacting, and reactors view clips at 1.5x speed.
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  948. Pamac is more like Synaptic for Arch packages.
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  949. I like their emphasis on GTK. It means other teams have constant access to the latest frameworks which take advantage of new technology. Without GTK, we would have no Xfce.
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  950. Can we avoid replacing all the 'r's with 'w's when we talk about free dress?
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  951.  @brennenlilya129  I meant I wish discussion could be serious without devolving into memes.
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  952. The ad was probably externally hosted.
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  953. Or do they wowowowowowo…struate?
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  954. Maybe I should hit the ATM machine
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  955. This looks like an early 90s car built entirely with 80s resources
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  956. How exactly did they make a sequel if they killed off the main character?
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  957. Tiling is traditional. Floating is nontraditional. Before Windows and Next released in their iconic forms, tiling was the norm, and in fact was the interface of Windows pre-3.
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  958.    God never mentioned homosexuality directly. Every time they say it is it's only inferred.
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  959.  @itachiuchiha1526  I think my parents have been to that doctor. They always assume an STD for some reason.
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  960. But at least it's not me who's the culprit.
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  961. I totally get it, too, but it also sounds a bit painful 99% of the times it's tried.
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  962. Not quite. Marx's ideals were shaped by the injustices of the First Industrial Revolution, where labor laws were nonexistent. Most of the injustices he saw at the time were about money and wealth, not social standing. Today, most injustices are based on birth-based discrimination and not familial wealth, since economic mobility is now much higher. Thus, this ideology is similar to Marx's but not quite the same.
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  963.  @dontworryhouston  Yes, these problems still exist, but Marxism chooses mainly to focus on the elimination of the wealth-class system. Meanwhile, today, while this wealth-class disparity does still exist, it is now mostly driven by race, ethnicity, gender, and other purely social classes. Thus, Marxism, which was created in a world where inequality was seen as having only one or two dimensions, cannot truly apply in our world where inequality has thousands of dimensions.
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  964. @Something Diabolical how do you not? Even no sexuality is a sexuality.
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  965. No. Considering their stance on non-Anglo-American societies, they just assume that everyone thinks like them.
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  966. That's sort of how the cookie crumbles round here in Political Land. Feminists can get really bad, but the anti-feminists get even worse.
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  967. Without the Entente's leverage, why would the Ottoman Empire ever lose its territories in Syria and Mesopotamia? They'd probably also get sucked into the revolution, creating a larger Turkey.
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  968. Chihuahua syndrome. He believes in the male pecking order but is short, so by his own logic he must be afraid.
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  969. ​ @terrydaktyllus1320 it's not about what the user would actually use. Every OS can have a terminal emulator. It's that BeOS doesn't have a text-mode shell running constantly in the background, and all text interfaces run on top of the graphical session.
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  970.  @random6033  or disable snapd and add another repository.
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  971. The left and the right are originally a French thing.
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  972.  @maxanderson8872  e-sage
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  973. ​ @LINMOBnet any tablet that runs Windows should run Linux, more or less. MS requires ACPI and UEFI for Windows on ARM, so you just need to compile.
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  974. @ The thing is that ARM is so much more power-efficient and the features that make x86 "easy" all have nothing to do with the CPU and everything to do with the ROM on the motherboard
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  975.  @god1284  The D-Max absolutely rules Caribbean roadways, especially if you're into scuba diving
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  976. I most often use a menu I open with a keybinding. Or I use a run prompt. Or I use a hot corner. I like all of them.
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  977. Her dad was John Cena?
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  978. It wouldn't have been Mac OS X in that case, because BeOS isn't anything close to Unix. They would have had to call it OS 10 instead.
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  979. I mean, a way to circumvent the need for procreation is to either use cloning on humans (cloning is still in its early stages but whatever) or to preserve male reproductive systems independently. If we were to simply perform a full reproductomy on the population that doesn't need a full body to participate in reproduction and preserve the organ system artificially, we could detach humanity from sexuality and make it a grab-and-go service. Oh God what am I even saying? This is a horrible idea and it would only be appealing to people who are entirely Machiavellian and have no soul.
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  980. Whenever I read that I think Metatron. Worshipping the literal voice of God instead of God is kinda shallow imo.
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  981. ​ @Fred-f1g it doesn't have to be x86, it just needs a real BIOS
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  982. Hand them out to people for being nice to you. Start a nice economy.
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  983. I would use KDE, if only Qt were fully open-source.
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  984. Simpler. This thing uses a compiled language for its shell, so everything runs on the metal.
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  985. It's less that and more Linux userland running on the Android kernel build, without any of the actual Android bits
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  986. I only recently found out that he captioned everything he said on the show in simplified ASL
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  987. And then one of them, wearing her hair like a robe, pulls out a scalpel.
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  988. This video was made during the transition period when she had installed a new camera but in order to not disrupt the consistency of her brand would deliberately downscale the video. She gave up trying later.
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  989. Why not organize partitions by user access? If a user mounts a drive, it appears in their home directory. Simple change, much higher ease of use.
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  990. @PC del Pueblo you still need software capable of accessing the ME hardware to take advantage of the ME.
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  991.  @Shoe0nHead  maybe you could make 1080p a Patreon exclusive.
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  992.  @YukonHexsun  The only way to defeat a Karen is to beat them at their own game.
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  993. Anything can be either of those if you try hard enough, but either way I do not recommend that pineapple.
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  994. Can it render on old browsers given the right certificates?
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  995. Did you add some cool lights?
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  996.  @edwardnemec7611  Transit Connect or the actual Transit vans that replaced the Econoline?
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  997. And in saying that you're dealing in absolutes.
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  998. And that guy can think of 15,000,000 of them in 0.2 seconds.
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  999. I'd rather it does the inverse, where an LCD is layered over an e-paper panel and provides color when turned on. The LCD could have a lower resolution to save money, with a togglable hi-res grayscale mode.
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  1000. The way I choose to deal with the new reality is to use very specific, flexible terminology for my identity in this department. Thus, instead of saying "straight cis male", which doesn't make sense at all in the real world, I say "chromosomally, biologically male masculine human attracted to human characteristics commonly found in biological females". This can be abbreviated based on context (for instance, when talking between humans and not including dolphins or aliens I can exclude the "human" parts).
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  1001. God pledged not to eliminate us after the Flood, per the Bible.
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  1002. Together that TV show will finally get produced
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  1003. You can always use an external FPU. You might have to write a display routine for the format, but it will work.
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  1004. Just say a whole bunch of random phrases into the app, it constructs your voice, then it notifies you if anyone interrupts you. It would be useless, but entertaining.
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  1005. Well, they are wearing Speedos.
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  1006. Especially if followed by "buckos"
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  1007. Other than the fact that blood is a very flexible pigment?
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  1008. Some of the movie is a little weird but I don't really see what the problem is either.
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  1009. Six or right years ago I thought the i3 looked cool.
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  1010.  Alabama Man Special Edition  I did define it. Gender is an identity with no meaning beyond that. Sex has a biological component, but it doesn’t do much societally. The thing that provokes sexism is outward presentation, which has nothing to do with either.
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  1011.  Alabama Man Special Edition  sentience n. The ability of an organism to understand, alter, and express itself, most often expressed in the human species.
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  1012.  Alabama Man Special Edition  organisms which are sentient have identities and can express them. You know more about your basic sense of self than anyone else does or can. Therefore, a sentient creature like a human should be able to display and express their identity in any way which falls along the lines of protected expression. This includes gender, religion, sexuality, etc. Who are you to decide someone else's most basic identity? That's like saying Peter Parker isn't "allowed" to be Spider-Man.
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  1013.  Alabama Man Special Edition  We're not talking about non-binary people. We're talking about binary trans people. Besides, two points: 1. you probably won't be able to recognize if someone is trans. 2. When in doubt, use "they".
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  1014. They're the ones who write this while managing not to make fools of themselves every single day because they have jobs, so…
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  1015. They are, technically. However, the differences are so small that the actual effect is virtually nil.
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  1016. Freedom of press means a large amount of lousy press.
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  1017. The point of a dogwhistle is that someone can do it accidentally and the people doing it on purpose can use that accidental usage to justify their obvious hatred. It's unfortunate that people doing it by accident are blamed for this reason.
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  1018. They seem to forget that a key tenet of a capitalistic moral system is the chance for either party to back out of a transaction at any time.
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  1019. Only recently did I discover why it's called Rawhide. I think it's because the distro's rollin' rollin' rollin'
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  1020. Doesn't Fortunate Son just mean, "I am destined to be cannon fodder"?
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  1021.  @NeloBladeOfRanni  Then that is some F1nn5ter-level skill
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  1022. I'm guessing someone else wrote that script.
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  1023. I would actually love to see some of the TOS concepts in a more modern form. A BASIC-style shell but built for the age of compilers, quick hardware access and user-editable software, a programming language that takes advantage of bitmap technology, I would love to see these ideas in practice on a Linux-style system. Imagine what you could do with something like this if it had multitasking, dynamic displays, containerization, and support for pre-compiled binaries in general.
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  1024. I don't think anyone at Buzzfeed knows this video or this creator exists.
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  1025. It would have to run both DOS/NT and UNIX executables. They're labeled completely differently (if you tried to open a .exe on UNIX, it would either think it's a folder or try to open it as text, and if you tried to run a UNIX binary on Windows, it would ask what program is supposed to open it), which means the OS would have to detect both file flags and extensions, or everything would have to be made to open as a binary from a menu.
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  1026. Nah, it's definitely pronounced, "thermometer".
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  1027.  @heyhoe168  Technically, but there does happen to be this general cultural consensus that we choose some people to get some other people to go after anyone who breaks their rules with guns.
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  1028. This is the only car I know where you can find the oil pressure capacity from the gauge cluster
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  1029. But are you referring to the archetype or to the celebrity?
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  1030. It signifies malice to close a door in someone's face on purpose. This person was deliberately acting against you.
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  1031.  @gof3arless  No one, but only if you don't include the ones who end up dead or horribly injured in the process.
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  1032.  @SmallSpoonBrigade  BSD is missing drivers for a bunch of network, graphics, and sound devices. Even open-source drivers need to be forked a little to play nice with the BSD module system.
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  1033.  @roarshach13  you're thinking the second wave. The second wave was a much more militant ideology than the first wave, built on a presumption of dichotomous opposition. To be fair, this wave did get results, but it also dumbed down the talking points for the masses, creating offshoots such as radfems and idpolists. The third wave is feminism's attempt at picking up the pieces and trying to be more inclusive of minorities and like-minded men. However, the meteoric rise of the more radical areas during the second wave caused the emergence of many prominent offshoots which still exist today, and who include in their ranks many of the cringier feminists.
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  1034. AUR has the git versions.
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  1035. I am now seething with pain, so much so that the church I would create would be exactly the same idea but done correctly, just to spite these cringe generators. The first thing I would do is hire an actually competent singer and songwriter. I can't stand those country-folk note accents in chants, and every time this person does it I die inside a little more. The second thing I would do is open the Church to trans women. Since, by their logic, any male features and identity are sins, why should they not celebrate those who abandon them? The third change I would make is to devote the mission of the Church to the gradual elimination of maleness, which seems to be the original aim of these people's specific movement anyway. In this Church, any and all signs of male identity would be barred, and men who do not give up these symbols and identities would be excluded. Those who would choose to give them up either because they discover that they are trans women or because they simply wish to would be included as they would help further the cause of the Church. I don't even like this idea. Being a man is something I'd like to keep doing in peace. But the one thing I truly detest is when people are not only furthering a bad cause, but are also doing it badly. Bad singing, no real goal, and insulting nonmembers is not going to help your church grow. So I at least tried to make the organization into something that could actually work.
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  1036. My aunt dodged a bullet by being named Caryn.
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  1037. Spain had a civil war in the 30s, so at the very least the shock of that happening should keep the nation from doing it again
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  1038. I'd like to see more Western hardware but with more text. I paid for the whole screen, and I want to use the whole screen.
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  1039. I'm pretty sure they meant deprogramming.
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  1040.  @0Roach_  I hate that an enormous issue in America is caused by a sentence with bad grammar
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  1041. Why not just make the grille the headlights and get rid of the ones on the sides? That would provide some sort of reason for the feature.
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  1042. Making space. Unless you need something, chances are you can uninstall it.
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  1043. All distros are basically the same. No reason you can't replace your package manager.
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  1044. Threaten people on Reddit
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  1045. I always thought it was Gih-nome
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  1046.  @patriciavicente374  I really like the art direction personally, but the movie does employ a lot of plot contrivances to explain bad decisions in the comics.
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  1047. Every Disney Channel actor is like that.
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  1048. Or maybe because once you get to resolutions higher than that, it's difficult for the end user to directly access the VRAM.
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  1049. Yeah, Broadcom sucks.
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  1050. So "deprogram".
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  1051. Depression is literally homophobic
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  1052. Not in a gang gang
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  1053. Does anyone know if there exists a modern wm where you can put the titlebar anywhere you want and in any direction you want? I use FVWM currently for that, but it doesn't yet fully support modern trappings like headerbars, and as yet no one has added some sort of graphical settings editor. Compiz does a lot of what I'm looking for, but the decoration still has that infuriating title-on-top-only limitation.
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  1054. At £20411 for an engine repair, you might as well replace the engine and get a better one, saving a lot of money in the process.
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  1055. Wasn't it only high-ranking officials who wore the robes?
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  1056. TempleOS has an interface which is totally nonsensical for its UX paradigm. It needs a simpler shell design, more like BASIC than Bash.
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  1057. Say what you will about GNOME's resource usage, even with all those processes running, Linux still runs more smoothly on two/three-year-old hardware than Windows does.
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  1058. Thus, twenty minutes of awkward silence.
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  1059. From now on you are the hotline for political meme control. I suggest staffing up and licensing 224 (AAH) as the phone code.
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  1060. I assume you like Void?
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  1061. C is mounted to /
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  1062. But the d stands for daemon, so calling something systeme doesn't make sense.
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  1063. Better than shorthand…
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  1064. Well there is an anime with gay dragons…
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  1065. Management
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  1066. Scott here
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  1067. Did you watch the movie too? If you did I've got some bad news for you.
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  1068. Did you know: with just a little bit of dedication, you could turn your hobby into a passion by becoming a game developer. I suggest starting out in the 2D realm with Clickteam Fusion, GameMaker Studio, or just raw UI code, then maybe making the jump to 3D using an existing engine. If you like it, you could even write your own engine in OpenGL or Vulkan.
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  1069. Its main colors are bright red, blue, yellow, and purple.
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  1070. This is why they teach attribution in middle school.
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  1071. Pfp checks out
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  1072.  @levyroth  There were the com-vs-msi-vs-exe problems, but appx pushed it over the edge.
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  1073. Use shave gel. I like the Every Man Jack brand. Kept cutting pores, then used gel; suddenly no pain!
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  1074.  @boejeck1345  It's not the best idea because the process can damage DNA.
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  1075. The discourse today is mostly aligned along that axis. The spectrum most here have in common is what we want to happen, and the left-right one is how we want it to happen/what we think the problem stopping the goal is.
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  1076.  @blamethelag4992  I mean, it does help to somewhat curb the problem so it can be dealt with more easily over a long period of time with fewer people being hurt, but it is technically, full stop. And I only say that because of its artificiality.
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  1077.  @blamethelag4992  I was discussing exactly that.
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  1078. Ils refers to a group of people if gender is mixed or unknown. Elles refers to all girls. It's stupid, but it works.
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  1079. You know why ogres have layers? Because they can remove a few of them when necessary.
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  1080. I feel like the main reason why they kept things like the climate controls dedicated to buttons was because those things need to be changed very quickly without obstructing other things for very long. Especially given the lag of the screens (not surprising with three huge hi-res screens), flipping up the climate-control screen could be a difference of one or two seconds, which is a lot.
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  1081. ​@kuruptzZz if only they'd fixed that with the face-lift, it would probably have a third gen.
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  1082. My first reaction was, "Huh, neat"
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  1083. @Peter Andrijeczko I've found that even DNF and abrtd have problems with SELinux. I have to tell SELinux to ignore their requests.
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  1084. Maybe "gendered" is a better way to put it, since saying "that's very gender" is basically saying "that's very Belgium" in that both don't make any sense.
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  1085. Why did they make an homage to the Suburban a midsize hatch?
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  1086. Where did the rest of the men go? Did they transition, or are there just a lot more women being born, or…
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  1087. Or maybe, just maybe, submissive men are admitting that they are submissive, thanks to the increase in dominant women admitting they are dominant?
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  1088. I'm staying on GTK3 until the Gnome team cuts the crap. I wish someone would fork it to add GTK4's backend features without changing the interface all that much.
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  1089. That's a criminal case, but whatever.
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  1090. Good luck.
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  1091. Why not the i30N? We have the i30 already; adding a trim should be a piece of cake. And since the GTI and Golf R are so popular over here, adding an N trim could bring up Elantra hatch sales. Why they refuse to bring over the i30N is completely beyond me.
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  1092. This, but with less power and creases everywhere, is what I imagine when I think of a lowered Toyota CH-R tuned for sportiness, and I like what I imagine. Toyota has the ingredients for something great, and if they can build a budget GTC4Lusso, the economy car community could rejoice, and it might even become the next MR2. But then again the Lusso is still what I would get if I got rich.
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  1093. Do an independent study and turn in all the work just to show them.
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  1094. What's wrong with knowing how to compile something?
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  1095. Critical theory applied badly. It's only meant to be used in certain situations where legal responsibility is not at play.
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  1096.  @MollassesHenry6  No, not really. It's just that they neglect to use dashes or spaces.
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  1097. Maybe they're trying to tell us something with the fact that the meaning shifted from creepy people to men.
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  1098.  @hangmingzhang5067  brain removal
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  1099.  @hangmingzhang5067  there is really no naming standard as long as you keep the prefixes Greek
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  1100. You can remove the title bar in Firefox, and with the right userchrome.css file, it looks consistent with the rest of the Gnome applications, which don't tend to take up much space if they can help it.
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  1101. Or maybe they're going for the Billy Joel philosophy of economics.
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  1102. Except that we're thiiiiiiisss close to making it so we don't have to die.
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  1103. I still think of it as a user-friendly distro. It abstracts away most of the CLI, creates a powerful default workflow, and is a fork of Debian.
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  1104. I've used tags in their intended form once. I'm just not used to it.
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  1105. User-unfriendly is having a shell that crashes
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  1106.  @sdfabctr  then again, Satan didn't reign over the world when the world population was under a billion.
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  1107. America has no central culture besides patriotism. American identity is not at all menaced by someone wearing a thing or not wearing anything.
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  1108. When there's a bounty, there will always be at least one person who chooses to seek it.
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  1109.  @folksurvival  and I use it most of the time. But it's by no means ideal.
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  1110. I use Linux on the daily, and I trash-talk it occasionally. It's overly monolithic, it has a RAM minimum for no reason, and it's really hard to get into kernel space.
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  1111. Actually it was mentioned in one scene in the original film.
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  1112. And then Apple did it, in a way that made it so restrictive that it enforced grammar rules with its compiler.
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  1113. I think there are third-party repos for Guix if your computer is hostile.
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  1114. Freedesktop works because it's optional. Plenty of other standards exist outside of it.
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  1115.  @TySoVm  They're like TERFs, in that they're the only ones who like their group.
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  1116.  @Kaarli  I was talking about tankies. I was thinking that their circles of media are generally a bit further left than those of most folk, and that Shoe is the farthest-right person they specifically know of very well.
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  1117.  @skyblazeeterno  Certain tasks work way better on Linux than Windows, e.g. resource management (Windows has a lot of overhead and doesn't let you stop unnecessary processes that are part of a large environment), network drivers, GUI customization, shell scripting and commands, compilation (more compilers exist for Linux users), changing your workflow, and using alternate applications. Aside from auto-updating and tracking (which you can have on Linux anyway), Windows also has a core problem in that NTFS is objectively terrible, and a simple mass copy which would take ten seconds at maximum under ext4 takes up to several minutes. When I choose to dual-boot my machine, it's not because of any privacy concerns (your CPU logs activity anyway); it's because I almost always run into a fundamental issue with Windows that I can't stand anymore.
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  1118.  @ominous-omnipresent-they  VSCode is on Linux and it works great.
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  1119.  @LordOfNihil  OpenGL is a wonderful thing.
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  1120. Such as "not take up 6 gigs of RAM?"
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  1121.  @gingerroot961  I mean, not much would really happen if we did abolish borders. There's only one country right now that even has defined borders, and that's the US. Every other country has very vague lines and border zones.
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  1122. The thing is that male and female brains are technically different, but the differences are so small that it doesn't even matter, and in fact these differences are shown to be the opposite of what our culture would expect.
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  1123. Afaik, Ground News is just an aggregator. They don't actually write any content. Their categorization system definitely could be biased regarding who's what.
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  1124.  @nerd888  has been. For decades, de facto
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  1125.  @littlepeon  Except he has later reapproached the topic in a calmer state of mind and changed his opinion most of the time.
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  1126. "Men are so incompetent that they can't get ahead even with their financial privileges" There, fixed it for you.
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  1127.  @biouyb5828  Men created capitalism, but men did not create trade.
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  1128. Probably also for not being a communist. Keffals is more of a socdem than a communist.
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  1129.  @LuMo096  It is according to kashrut
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  1130. @BoulderBro999 why? OpenBSD has an issue where installing kernel mods is way harder
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  1131. I don't understand why some people don't want to be related to.
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  1132. They're being condescending. That's their trademark attitude towards opponents.
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  1133. Now that's a Karen.
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  1134. Recompiling a Wayland compositor might be a bit difficult, considering the fact that it's also the display server.
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  1135. Well before it disappears we need a new chromosome to replace it
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  1136. Adwaita used to look good. Now it looks like every other icon set on gnome-look.
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  1137. Use the $200 as co-pay for the therapy
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  1138.  @gvtterslag  what if you're with a Punjabi?
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  1139. Have you seen what the FDA does?
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  1140. ​ @ErickPhoenix at least you can mod a Civic to your liking
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  1141. The X protocol requires that all inputs go through a server, rather than just giving programs the ability to write directly to the screen. This means that the OS needs a piece of software capable of rendering every single thing given to it, constantly. And that means that to maintain compatibility, the server has to include a lot of optimizations to keep graphics operations relatively simple. Then, to make it so anyone can actually write X programs, a big library had to be written on top of the server protocol so that applications could do things like window reparenting and drawing in basic shapes. Then, because interfaces got complicated, more libraries had to be written on top of that. This all piles up pretty quickly.
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  1142. If they're making these syntax changes to go halfway, why not go the rest of the way and write a shell entirely using Lua syntax?
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  1143. In another universe, both people would be brilliant political orators.
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  1144. XNU/Mach have been in development for 25 years and still Hurd isn't ready.
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  1145. Sounds risc-y
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  1146. Kronk could have been the most intelligent man in the empire had he not been held back by his father's expectations.
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  1147. That just might be the fastest e-paper screen I've ever seen
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  1148. As long as a dedicated team maintains it and there's a sufficient number of new members of the team, a distro can live forever.
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  1149. A weird thing about ADHD is that stimulants often will actually make you think more clearly, to a point. The reason is because the area of the brain responsible for executive functioning can be inactive or hypoactive, so stimulants all go to that area and wake it up. That could be the case with some of your friends.
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  1150. Freedom of speech is a thing in the UK. It is enshrined in law, which also is given some complex mandate so they can't repeal it. We don't live in 1765 here.
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  1151.  @tremedar  Yelling at people, getting in people's faces, and disturbing the peace is not protected speech. It's the same in the US. You can't yell "fire" in a crowded theater; you can't throw a fit in a Walmart whilst physically attacking the cashiers; you can't yell at a mob to attack someone. Setting up a soapbox in the middle of the road without a permit is disturbing the peace.
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  1152. I think a git-only distro would be really cool, but I can't really find a logical way to efficiently update.
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  1153.  @genericgamer1319  I meant no package manager and no package format.
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  1154. Because fascism is often disguised as communism, and/or accidentally reached by those who hold extreme-left beliefs, like the Bolsheviks.
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  1155.  @MSK-n  yeah, it does seem to only pay attention to a very specific region of the continent, that region being western parts of the center and a small bit of the south of West Africa. It would have been nice of they acknowledged that other parts existed.
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  1156. Someone managed to port Windows to the 6502?
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  1157.  @commander8625  Unless they have some alternate way of reproducing, which does not involve male genes. The bone-marrow thing might work, as could some sort of procedure involving polar bodies.
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  1158.  @TarebossT  Well yeah, but it does help that it can come with, and autostart, a DE.
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  1159. @Shill for Science I consider Manjaro to be just Arch but it installs a DE for you, that's it. I don't see it as a newcomers' distro, more of a midlevel one. You can tinker with it all you want, but it gives you a fallback with a GUI, and if you need to reinstall, you can do so quickly.
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  1160. Does this work with bash programs?
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  1161. ​ @PavelShevchuk doesn't Windows still bluescreen if you remove a serial device while it's being accessed?
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  1162. He's a Soul man, a real blues brother, and ya gotta have that beat.
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  1163.  @Brent-jj6qi  but why would you do that?
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  1164. Unpopular opinion: the S-Cargo deserves an electric reboot, perhaps alongside an S-Cabrio, an X-Cargo, and an S-Port. Maybe even an S-Passenger to fill the hole in the industry left by the Mazda5.
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  1165. Some of the crossdressers and drag queens in Provincetown pull it off really well.
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  1166. My theory: funny women feel obligated to only make jokes with a message, as, being in an industry which is not traditionally occupied by members of their group, they feel like they have to represent that group's interests. Since activists are vocal, and this messaging in humor appeals to activists, these comedians' popularity spreads quickly. Thus, women who are actually good at humor and aren't afraid to make good jokes without messages or morals get drowned out, and people only see the unfunny, political female comedians.
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  1167. And worse Violet Parr.
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  1168. Good, because the Potter series wasn't all that amazing in retrospect.
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  1169.  @barryallen2120  That's "second wave." Odd-numbered waves are intersectional, even-numbered waves are reactionary and hostile.
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  1170.  @alexxx4434  The point of Gnome is it stays out of your way while you get work done. That's why it's so minimalist.
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  1171.  @aggserp4340  It is very smooth on modern hardware, but it takes up a lot of memory doing it.
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  1172. Not enough people doing it. The Germans had an army of millions.
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  1173. Nothing wrong with reinventing the wheel a few times; it only goes to show that some people were right.
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  1174. How are you commenting from Freetube?
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  1175. Madame is "ma dame" without spaces.
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  1176. Madame means m'lady in French
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  1177. How else would you describe the Volvo C30?
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  1178. How do you identify as a feminist? You can only subscribe to feminism.
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  1179.  @gabbyboston9932  Be not afraid, for thou shalt not burn!
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  1180. ​@andrewlynch4126 that's mainly due to an unspoken political rule that the USSR was a successor to the Russian Empire.
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  1181.  Phelan  I know that all the electric stuff is important, for starting the car, making sure the engine doesn't explode too much, etc. But in layman's terms, the thing that matters is the drivetrain, the fuel pipe, the transmission, and the cylinders. Gas explode make platform go down make axle turn make car go.
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  1182. She ain't shifting the window. She's sawing out the whole damn wall.
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  1183. Well then again later in life it settled down and grew up to be the Leaf.
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  1184. Exactly. She's most aligned with the Green Party or the DSA, but is much more libertarian.
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  1185. I think they'll say that if you answer even one.
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  1186. Does what?
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  1187. They should get her to act on SNL
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  1188. You say this car is a monster in every sense of the word, but you seem to have forgotten the moral and literal senses.
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  1189. So after some deliberating, I can say with 70% certainty that she is a consent-based libertarian egalitarian SocDem.
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  1190. Think again
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  1191.  @evansdm2008  So you use your PS3's Youtube client?
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  1192. Let's just fix the problem at the root and change male to homale, men to homen, etc.
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  1193.  @Liam_Phoenix  the root "hom" is the counterpart to the root "fem", so using "homale" implies that both types are types of human, instead of women being a type of man.
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  1194. The only thing missing with XFCE is Wayland. Minor thing now, major problem later.
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  1195.  @sickley2  There are patches for it, but at that point you might as well switch.
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  1196. So it sounded like Semitic. Good to know.
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  1197.  @jeshweedleon3960  New Toyota SUV fits 8 people and their SUVs.
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  1198. It's either the least creative community ever or they hack into your computer and publish the names of all the programs on your computer
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  1199. Security tip: You can use the steering wheel as a key; thieves are probably not likely to have a standard racing wheel on hand, because if they did, they wouldn't be thieves.
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  1200. So men won't destroy their nails in the field now. Awesome!
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  1201. A teetotaler. She hates alcohol.
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  1202. She uses a lot of dark eyeliner
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  1203.  @lobisomemfacanha4817  Do you want to be on the receiving end of the Hundred-Crack Fist of the North Star?
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  1204. Then again, I don't think it's healthy to only have one fixation. I consider gamers to be people who make video games their entire life and do nothing else.
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  1205. And also we have flying cars
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  1206. Well Linux doesn't necessarily only work because there's Linus at the head, especially since one guy couldn't possibly maintain something that huge full-time. As long as there are dedicated maintainers of any sort, vetting possible contributions that anyone could submit, things should be fine.
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  1207. Yeah, they were called Monty Python and they were legends.
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  1208. Well, he's dead, so you can listen to his music without feeling guilty regardless of what he did.
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  1209. She should do a reading of some of those books she has. I know she doesn't for the sake of a joke, but I think it would be even funnier if she did a "Well, I finally learned to read!" sort of thing to add payoff to the buildup.
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  1210. @Not Sure who's on first Americans went metric and they still use Imperial for a few things, like human measurements, shorthand, and roads.
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  1211.  @eternalchamp3882  They are equal in aggregate, despite being biologically suited to different tasks in many cases (not all). Additionally, I'm pretty sure when people say that men an women are equal, they mean it in the context of fundamental humanity.
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  1212.  @madi5286  I keep thinking Fedora MRA sounds like a specialist Linux distribution.
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  1213. It wouldn't be a problem if their entire idea wasn't remaking society based on their vision. Because when you're building a new society, today's personal failings are tomorrow's systemic issues.
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  1214. Hey, guils.
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  1215. There's a fourth wave?
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  1216. Seinfeld credits theme
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  1217.  @username4471  Yet because it is interpreted, it is easy to view, modify, and disable.
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  1218.  @banknote501  It is shorthand for "cisgender" to be used in the context where being used to refer to gender identity is implied.
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  1219. To be fair, I'm sure people have *wanted* to deck someone for being a Karen…
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  1220. Try seeking out the accounts with fewer followers. Turns out at least around 85% of society doesn't hate you.
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  1221.  @ignaciorodriguezmelgarejo9526  Well at least 85% of society has both never heard of you and doesn't care about your identity.
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  1222.  @ignaciorodriguezmelgarejo9526  I'm just saying to look on the bright side. If 85% don't know you, 85% of people are potentially your friend.
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  1223. Sorta, but not quite. Iroh is a man who grew to understand himself, and should be listened to for this reason, but this is because he came to know himself and his ideals directly thanks to many years of personal experience, trauma, grief, and guilt.
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  1224. All it has to do is copy and paste itself into storage. The OS has no encryption, no real file formatting, and no dynamic configuration.
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  1225. They got taller. Maybe I could sell heels for men and make millions off of short dudes.
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  1226. So it's a really slow UTM architecture.
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  1227. That's when you start a foundation and court sponsorships in the open-source community. It worked with KDE.
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  1228.  @robgau2501  Does anyone take "Karen" seriously? It's not meant to insult; it's meant as a term to be used by working-class people to refer to middle and upper-class people who are annoying and to be used by the general populus to refer to abusive parents.
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  1229. On a phone, 480p on 2"x1.5", that's 160ppi. Which is actually decent.
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  1230. That's the idea. You have to stand around while they speak for hours on end.
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  1231.  @patt5085  Which version? Mozart, Monty Python Holy Grail Scene 1, Monty Python Holy Grail Recurring theme…?
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  1232. I like that she combined them all for this video. The bi-flag lighting is a nice touch.
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  1233.  @navidfarkhondehpay1142  Elections have nothing to do with socialism. You could, in theory, have free/fair elections under communism. In theory.
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  1234. Men are more likely than women to get prostate cancer.
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  1235. Priuses are remarkably easy to modify, like the other cars on their platform. Plus, with their shape, engine swapping one can give you a surprisingly fast and still somewhat efficient semi-supercar.
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  1236.  @afz902k  I don't like that term all that much, either, but I think "destructive authoritarian" works better. And yes, I do agree that social change needs to work like a system update, where you have to build the new version before getting rid of the old one.
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  1237. I'd like to see a Pimp My Ride version of this thing, with a sideways bench and disco lights.
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  1238. I wonder if they increased the power over there to compensate for the larger hills and looser restrictions
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  1239.  @terrydaktyllus1320  I like Fedora because it encourages terminal use but it gives you a full UI in the meantime. People still need to use their computer when they're working on it.
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  1240.  @terrydaktyllus1320  I meant "use the computer for other things while you tinker with it"
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  1241.  @terrydaktyllus1320  computers are expensive
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  1242. If passing the Bechdel test were a requirement as either an industry standard or federal regulation, David Attenborough would be out of a job. And Benedict Cumberbatch would have never had a career. Unless nature documentaries were exempted from the rule, the genre would effectively become women-only.
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  1243. Many modern English speakers can't understand Anglo-Saxon, but there is a theory that if an Anglo-Saxon speaker came here today, all they'd think was that we had really bad grammar.
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  1244.  @embersky3681  I feel the problem here is more of a barrier to entry. Most of these dangerous jobs require apprenticeships. You need to get one to be a mechanic, or a carpenter, or a plumber, or an electronics repairer. All of these are high-paying jobs, and all of these are historically male-dominated. And all of these have one barrier to entry which favors male candidates.
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  1245.  @embersky3681  People choose which apprentices to take on, and unsurprisingly, men most often take on male apprentices, which discourages women from entering the industry, skewing things even more.
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  1246.  @teasdaye  They'll call their friends.
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  1247.  @redsoil2495  She gave up on capitalism after the everything
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  1248. Reminds me of Haskell
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  1249. Try Archlabs, Manjaro or ArcoLinux if you don't have enough time.
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  1250.  @johnc3403  the manual really is that good, but I really wish certain lists would get updated more often.
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  1251.  @johnc3403  I'm actually not that experienced, the manual still helps when I encounter basically any problem, and the [distro] forums can solve the rest. I usually use the Manjaro or Ubuntu forums.
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  1252.  @mythos5202  I bet he could have tried tho. I think he would have tried.
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  1253. I'm positive Stellantis was formed because people kept mixing up FCA and PCA.
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  1254. Sometimes I think we should have a non-essential organ donation system. Why waste all those secondary sexual characteristics, bodily lipids, and bone shavings?
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  1255. Which one?
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  1256. Japanese people made emojis, as a better way of typing emoticons on a Japanese keyboard layout. The emoticon was an American thing, but anyone could have invented it.
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  1257. It'll never work because UNIX doesn't force a layout concept, so any standard theme would have to be way larger than anyone has the time to make
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  1258. Technically it's not a car
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  1259.  @nexus6100  Maybe pudding with too much gelatin?
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  1260. So what you're saying is that the Revolution will be performed in its true form via peaceful community action? Maps are gonna get really hard to draw very soon.
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  1261.  @davidegaruti2582  Maybe, but they do tend to take a bit of a heavily repressive stance on natural male behavior. Any sort of healthy left-wing group centered on the health of cis males would have to be focused on the embracing of male instinct, not its demonization.
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  1262.  @plumlogan  I'm pretty sure this person was referencing the current state of things per the majority, not relating to any individual. It is possible for the norm to break, but it is highly unlikely.
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  1263. He would port Dwarf Fortress over as a HolyC library, and make the user play it from the shell.
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  1264. About ten thousand tape measures taped together. Add more as needed.
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  1265. Let's just stick to homs and fems.
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  1266. I've been trying to convince people to call the male Karens Karen as well, since they don't deserve special treatment.
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  1267.  @Steven-d4c  or have everyone make their own website
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  1268. If you want a tad more luxury on a WRX, you can't do better (stock) than a Saab 9-2X Aero. Exact same car, better trunk lid and a few more features.
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  1269. This is how you end up doubling the size of your OS
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  1270. Or pull a Quaker and say, "you". Thou needest not the plural 2nd person to talk individually.
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  1271. Halloween?
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  1272. Why is she speaking English when she should be speaking Tokelau or whatever her native language is.
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  1273. My ideal would be a fork of GoboLinux, which I highly advise you check out, with a slightly different file hierarchy. You can uninstall packages by removing a folder, and install binaries by making symlinks.
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  1274. Stares at sea "person"
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  1275. The way you are born shouldn't be offensive. How could she not check boxes just by existing?
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  1276. "They pay me and then they just make fun of me" So it's a submissive relationship then? "Finsub" maybe? If you know Nux Taku, he (?) has a similar thing going with his (?) fans.
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  1277. Looking at those screens, I'm betting it uses pretty standard late 80s components, although the refresh is out of sync on one of the monitors. I would imagine it's using a 6502 under the hood, with a graphics chip from a cheaper computer model like the 800. If you can figure out the specifics, you might be able to sideload your own programs onto the car's gauge cluster. Or at least fix the refresh rate.
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  1278. Spinning so fast he's rising out of the ground
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  1279.  @stevepa3416  When I think of the AuthLeft I think of bureaucrats and tankies.
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  1280. The WINE layer creates overhead tho.
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  1281.  @etopowertwon  Which is why he's not director or very powerful at all within the foundation.
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  1282. Knowing her philosophy, she bought it.
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  1283. They take care of themselves.
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  1284. All Toyota's experimental designs used to be marketed under the Scion brand, but since this was designed around the time Scion was about to stop producing cars, I think that's why they made this a Toyota. Not to mention that for a while they kept producing certain Scion models under the Toyota name.
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  1285. To be fair, some of her jokes are decent. However, most of them are not. This makes her just like any other comedian that isn't the greatest comedian ever.
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  1286. ​@PiaNess9550and could the Yugo tow 5000lbs? You really can't avoid the price of capability.
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  1287. It needs HTML3 support
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  1288. I miss the days when it was just the name of a small international airline servicing the coasts and contents of the Gulf of Mexico.
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  1289. Java: sweats
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  1290. First a refrigerator company tried to make a car, then a car company tried to make a refrigerator. Both these products had the same name.
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  1291. They just couldn't be part of the government. And those privileges only applied to the women who weren't enslaved, who made up less than 10% of the women living there.
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  1292. I thought a new category would suffice: the crazy distros. These are distros that focus on doing something unique, that you don't find anywhere else. For example, PostmarketOS, Qubes OS, GoboLinux, Guix System, and, yes, NixOS. They can turn into meme distros, as NixOS seems to be doing on r/unixporn, but usually they develop cult followings and the users maintain the OS.
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  1293. Which is why this video uses a different tactic where he just predicts what they'll say next until they're out of talking points.
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  1294. I cannot take seriously any sentence with those emojis anymore. This is not an insult to your specific comment; I've just seen it too much previously.
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  1295. @ashy In fact, the comparison grows deeper given the choice incels make is one of inaction, making their pill the blue one.
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  1296. It's something to watch once you run out of Wipeout episodes. Once you finish Campaign mode, you can do VS mode.
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  1297. Did you know: they still maintain gnome-panel and metacity?
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  1298.  @prowlerjax  sorta except it legitimizes the position as the opposite and incorporates the Political Compass.
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  1299.  @wxkat  Well E usually stands for electric, but considering all Teslas are electric it wouldn't make any sense.
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  1300. The problem with hexagonal blocks is that groups formed of hexagons don't form hexagons
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  1301. I can't help saying that in a North Carolina accent
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  1302. That's just because he gives all his characters multiple feature films' worth of character development. In that amount of time.
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  1303. So parts of France?
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  1304. C'est l'universalisme!
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  1305. Or pull a British and call everyone "love".
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  1306. @Shia Lebeouf: Life Coach Text-file programming has been a standard in computing since the late 60s. In most computers, everything from programs to images are, at their core, text files. The only thing making them different is how you open them.
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  1307.  thegeorgezila  But it's so fuuunnnn…
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  1308.  @joshbull6467  480 is high standard def. 720 is HD.
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  1309. Essentialism is the scourge of progressive movements
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  1310. To be fair, there are a few caveats to GNU/Linux or any other Unix-like OS. For instance, most distributions do not offer a way to directly access the package manager graphically, meaning you have to know the command to use for your distribution, or go through PackageKit. As well, there are points where the entire display system crashes and you have to know some commands to get back (like, say, using your sysctl program). And many of these commands have names that people wouldn't normally guess (why use cat for printing lines, or cd for goto, or nano for a text editor?). This problem also can extend to Linux's very old and extended-upon file hierarchy. Most people would probably have no idea what goes in bin, lib, var, or etc, and I'm betting tons of people would wonder why home and usr both exist at once. Most NT users would barely even know how to use their command line, since generations of graphical tools have been built to automate things. However, since Linux is at its core a hobbyist OS which has a decent shell, people don't do that much on Linux. A decent solution would probably be for a beginner distro to list basic commands on shell startup and/or if you type in 'help', since for new users there's nothing less intuitive than a blank screen, but I have yet to see any distro do that yet. Sure, DEs exist, and they work very well, but chances are people will need to use the terminal at some point, and right now that CLI has a UI which makes it seem difficult for new users.
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  1311.  @qwack7032  Some people just want a burger.
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  1312. I actually prefer pants, because I can run as fast as I want without tripping over my knees.
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  1313. They need to bring back the light, simple sport-pod. City people would eat it up, and the fun factor alone could sell the thing.
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  1314.  @rubbercable  I personally disagree with Vaush on a few issues mostly related to diplomacy, but I like his takes on gender.
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  1315. That would go against the point of the game, and would require structure detection. Maybe using that extra layer to create a player cam where the player is obscured could work?
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  1316.  @arthurthekyogre9155  depends where in Brazil.
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  1317.  @eeveemaster8902  Satan was narcissistic and selfish, and he's punished just like everyone else where he is.
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  1318. Don't worry about it: non-radical feminists make up 99.8% or so of total feminists. It's just that most of them don't post on these subreddits.
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  1319. Ironically, the only Rich I know is straight and married.
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  1320. Laser might work
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  1321. I think 2012 was okay
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  1322. They kinda blend in
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  1323.  @Shoe0nHead  Could you please get back to this?
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  1324. Then we need some male feminists in this conversation. Remember that feminism is a movement which is entirely based on a needed course of action, and anyone can believe that this course is needed.
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  1325.  @outlaster3431  Use their male experience and feminist knowledge to better construct an ideal.
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  1326. The solution is to make a whole bunch of different characters with different traits.
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  1327. If you worship a thing you can create, wouldn't that be a society, not a church?
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  1328. Wouldn't it be more useful to move to a more universal protocol like IRC or Discord?
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  1329. Why does the installer look just like Manjaro's?
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  1330.  @valley5882  enough people use IceCat that LibreJS isn't that good an identifier.
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  1331. If things go well, they'll do the retooling for the face-lift in a few years
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  1332. I suggest telling him to mobilize the Commonwealth.
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  1333. @Caleb Smith hippo crate
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  1334. The CIA is not the people who comprised them in the 60s. Today they mostly gather intel in foreign nations, and leave domestic info gathering to the NSA and enforcement of federal law to the FBI. Just like the FBI is not the same FBI as the one under Hoover.
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  1335. I haven't seen a rar file in years. But I run Linux, so it's tar, gz, wad, and zip only for me.
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  1336. None of these backgrounds are mutually exclusive; I, for one, opt for FLOSS due to its technical advantages. No matter what you do, since the code is out there, you can change it to suit your needs. Combined with the Unix phlosophy of the modular operating system, there are no limits besides the speed of light and the amount of matter in the universe.
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  1337.  @Athanel666  Well, yeah, that too. But if you know C and have the code, forking can be decently quick.
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  1338. I'm a little less concerned about the glue and more about the fact that there's no frame above the hitch. A truss needs to distribute all axes of force across the whole structure. Transverse strength is not a strong suit of any material (although cast metal has no primary grain axis so it should be slightly less of a problem), especially in beam shape.
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  1339. You can already use dpkg on RHEL.
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  1340.  @Tailslol  Many older applications use .com files, and UWP apps use .appx. It gets really annoying, especially since it seems like MS only made UWP to prevent Wine from working.
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  1341.  @ruelsmith  The git standard is decentralized. A binary git file could work very well for universal Linux package management for proprietary software, and FOSS is designed to work well with it.
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  1342.  @Tailslol  The Brother printer installer does it.
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  1343.  @Tailslol  Most of Win10's built-in utils are UWP.
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  1344. Maybe you should ask your parent/s about where they congregated back in the day.
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  1345. The thing with vans is that all the cool ideas that Sandy was talking about with seating can and will be added aftermarket. I haven't seen a single truly stock passenger van interior, even if that just means one or two of the rear seats are removed or there's an overhead shelf.
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  1346. Some people don't even know what command to type, or that sudo exists. Cut 'em a little slack when they get stuck at a blank prompt with no hints.
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  1347.  @caramelcandys  he's dead.
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  1348. Rebuttal: watch any movie ever.
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  1349. I hate it when people use "male" and "female" as insults
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  1350. ​ @DreDresChapters  if you want visibility, buy a Canoo. It's got a transparent front.
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  1351. I respectfully disagree with your views on Senator Warren; her policy and views differ substantially from Sanders in a few key areas, in my opinion. Warren is quite a bit closer to the side of using the markets to produce change than the side of completely denouncing them. She is much more inclined to producing flexible, modular, complex legislation which works together to achieve various goals, as evidenced by her plans for a Blue New Deal initiative, which mainly uses economic stimuli and incentives to further ocean conservation. Meanwhile, Sanders is much more in favor of direct action, preferring to be decisive and bold. He is much more inclined to using direct government power to solve issues and influence the private sector, believing that it is the only way to make the marketplace less hostile to newcomers. I would support either of them, but I am more in favor of Warren's political philosophy. Not that it matters now, but still.
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  1352. The male version of these people are generally called "femboys" for some reason.
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  1353. Why not contribute to Netsurf?
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  1354. Then again, the executable package archive is genius, and it's totally worth the potential for malware.
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  1355. Unless it's repeated, there's no case either way. You just can't being a case against someone for a single threat with no follow-through.
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  1356.  @thingsiplay  I bet with a little tinkering it could be possible to use Python as a shell. It would be the slowest shell ever, but still.
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  1357.  @bernkbestgirl  that was 2016. This is now, and everything has changed.
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  1358.  @dylanvandervegt7100  and you can't breathe?
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  1359.  @elodeep  Yeah, even I hate the idea that anyone who dares to talk to someone who dares to talk to someone who dares to talk to someone who used to be a fascist is no longer human. That's the one thing I don't like about the antifascist movement, the same people who brought you the Résistance and the various internal revolts in 1930s Germany.
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  1360.  @elodeep  I meant that it is the case in many anti-fascist organizations.
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  1361.  @ChloeKatiePuppy  That's an average, and besides, it's only that way because humans generally have the same brain-to-body ratio.
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  1362.  @keithfilibeck2390  you could make your own society. The Mormons did that for a while before they realized they didn't wanna do that anymore.
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  1363. It's where you put your .bin files.
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  1364. The interior of the Unimog looks like it was lifted straight out of one of Mercedes-Benz's veritable line of commercial liners, most likely one of their smaller cabovers. The dual handbrakes for truck and trailer, the preemptive transmission, the driver-seat suspension, the dashboard layout, and the secondary specialized-options panel are standard features in standard places for a truck or bus. If you've ever seen the cab of a school bus, you'll recognize this layout, down to the shape of that parking brake.
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  1365. I call it the Sphere. Once you go too libertarian, you're authoritarian. Once you get too authoritarian, you're libertarian. Same with left and right. The Horseshoe doesn't make sense to me because it doesn't have the ends meeting, making the analogy show a false correlation rather than the real thing.
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  1366.  @leahsander5490  Most of pre-contact Hawai'i would beg to differ. They were quite well-developed at the time, considering the materials to which they had access.
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  1367. GNUStep exists, but it's not fully compatible from MacOS, even if apps using it can run natively on Cocoa.
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  1368. 3.2 megapixels at 60Hz, though
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  1369. And you can rerice it graphically.
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  1370. She put GLaDOS in it
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  1371. How to know everything installed: ls /bin. If that doesn't work, ls /usr/bin.
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  1372. Or Karen. They don't deserve their own word.
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  1373. Especially if your program is 1000 lines long. If you want your base window manager in the form of a library, like with River to an extent, and with Compiz, you need docs.
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  1374.  @abeplus7352  then make it a separate program and bundle the two. There's a reason there isn't one Adobe Creative application instead of five or six.
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  1375. Isn't everyone intersectional?
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  1376. Wouldn't the stealth factor be a kind of selling point for the expected market? To many of the day's rich, a Rolls might seem a bit too loud for their tastes, while a Maybach only looks just different enough to attract glances, not gawks.
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  1377.  @dexterjettster3683  And in the Caribbean
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  1378.  @grumpiesttitan7930  Nothing stopping you unless you live in the UK
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  1379.  @grumpiesttitan7930  I'll add Russia, Poland, Ukraine, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, China, India, Pakistan, etc., then.
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  1380. And yet no one's discussed GoboLinux yet.
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  1381. Whenever I use Arch I just use the logical middle ground and go for Anarchy Linux, or the Zen Installer, or Architect.
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  1382. This thing looks like if Chrysler continued updating the Ramcharger until around 1998, and then maybe contracted out the design to a Japanese brand
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  1383. Well good thing there's a little something that Americans can do to help change things…
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  1384.  @jiggym4n  Or just get rid of serious school sports in general, because they're a stupid idea. Maybe smaller multi-school events on a volunteer basis is a better way to go, and then the problem doesn't exist anymore.
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  1385. She is in the wrong line of work…
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  1386. How? There isn't really all that much to say on the subject unless you're talking about cancer. I am excluding repetition to different people.
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  1387.  @seleneambrosia7450  I meant they don't do all that much. They serve one or two purposes and you can live without them. EDIT: not to be disrespectful. I meant people can *technically* live without them.
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  1388.  @Z.DeAllen  Not just the extremists. Literally everybody on the left. Just like everyone but the odd liberal faction of the left that cares more about party politics than literally anything else is mad at this right now.
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  1389. Might as well just shove everything into a container and turn every variable into its own process
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  1390. You forget that if a man hits a woman, it's far more likely for the victim to be seriously hurt, due to the average man having much higher upper-body strength. If a woman kicked a man, however, the likelihood of injury is about the same.
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  1391. Then try to be unafraid to begin speaking at the same time as someone else. As soon as a sentence is over, their part is over.
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  1392.  @JerodZboinski  Well, when the obvious career paths have failed you, and there is no path which works, there are three options. 1) give up, 2) suffer through a career you hate, and 3) dig a path yourself. If you choose 3, it can work for every part of society you feel constrains you. Including maritime law.
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  1393.  @theblackbaron4119  so 1700s religious authorities?
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  1394. I think that's the point
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  1395. Gentoo is as simple as you can possibly get without using LFS. There's no binary format, no installer, and no GUI by default.
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  1396. You could dual-boot.
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  1397. Using "daemon" only to refer to enemy AI is exclusionary to every other internal background process on your computer.
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  1398. I too prefer to kick people in the face.
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  1399. Why were you even there if you were closed?
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  1400. You'd be surprised how many of those developers are also shopping for nuts and bolts
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  1401. What's wrong with a file-sharing protocol? The Web (in its current form as an HTML-powered bloatfest) is the problem. The Web was originally intended to be method of universal file access, not direct consumption.
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  1402.  @spok_real  and there's nothing wrong with that. Everyone should have the chance to do that if they so feel.
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  1403. I think the idea is that enbies are just as vulnerable as bisexual people are to invalidation
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  1404.  @salhb737tm2  Because nostalgia. They missed out on the show when they were kids and are now catching up on the childhood they didn't have.
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  1405. The y un cyka is actually a Cyrillic U. In Latin script it should be suka.
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  1406. Wouldn't Susan Anthony have been a better choice?
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  1407. @Watcher or maybe plain-text manuals would be a good idea?
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  1408. @Watcher no I meant not having to use the man command and just having to open a file
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  1409. Technically, that's what the Unimog is. It's a body-on-frame design with an open bed and a cab length comparable to usual cars.
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  1410. It's the key to her success. The bunny softens the blow and lets people accept the humor without getting depressed over it.
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  1411. They most likely have a youth group performing these chants.
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  1412.  @crazysilly2914  They're incredibly popular in Europe, essentially substituting for the American minivan on the narrow streets. In America, the only MPVs that got very many sales are the Prius V, Ford C-Max, Mercedes-Benz R-class, the Mazda5, and the Mazda MPV.
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  1413. From what i can see, this thing was designed specifically to be enjoyable to drive in cities and college towns. It has a standard-size radio so you can easily replace or upgrade it. You can fit enough in the back to basically move apartments while still having three people in the car. The visibility is insane while still abiding by 1999 safety regulations. It has a standard engine so people can get it repaired cheaply. And six adults and some of their stuff can fit comfortably, so you can do small road trips with your friends. If i had one, I'd want to install a surround sound system, disco lighting, and maybe a cooler on the back of that mid front seat.
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  1414. Saving them for Halloween.
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  1415. And also the dropped ending e's…
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  1416. It'd hold them accountable and the public seeing their accountability would increase their popularity.
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  1417. Not to mention poultry.
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