

Risky in the current political climate, though. We’ll see where things go from here but the side that would support slavery for life contracts still has a sitting president (who is acting a bit too calm at having just lost the house and senate).


Risky in the current political climate, though. We’ll see where things go from here but the side that would support slavery for life contracts still has a sitting president (who is acting a bit too calm at having just lost the house and senate).
Though if you do this, be careful not to shit talk about other coworkers or management because you never know when someone will turn on you to get ahead in their career. Or if you must complain about work stuff, at least try to keep it to things you’d be ok with the other parties hearing about. Which is a decent rule of thumb in general.


I turned off autocorrect and have been disabling it when I see it enabled ever since like the 2nd or 3rd time I caught it replacing a readable typo with the wrong word (either that or “autocorrecting” “bad” words spelled correctly).
Caesar is hard to compare with people today. He was an elite but was also different from them. Like he was incredibly popular with the military because, in addition to being a respected commander who led his legions to success, he also took the controversial position of “hey maybe we should honour the promises we made to those who signed up to fight for our former republic rather than use beaurocracy and the Senate to weasel out of it and fuck them over”, which was very unpopular with the wealthy landowners that either wanted the land themselves or just didn’t want more competition.
The assassins complained about the dictatorship becoming permanent but I think it was the land thing that really drove them because Augustus continued on to become the actual first emperor of Rome (and also ended up pushing through Caesar’s land distribution reforms once he secured his power anyways, though that could have just been pragmatic for both of them, since an unhappy military is how Caesar was able to do his coup in the first place).


Lol I did that as an infant!


Similarly when people use momentum to lift weights they can’t actually lift. Like swinging a dumbbell into a curl. Best case you’re getting a similar workout to a lighter weight, just with a weight you can’t actually control if something goes wrong. Worst case you’re just bending your elbow while holding a weight that isn’t really doing anything for you at all.
Actually no, worst case is something interrupts your momentum partway through the “curl” but you try to power through it anyways because you don’t even realize that you can’t actually curl that weight and something along your arm gives, then you drop the weight on your foot (or maybe on the kid that ran by and interrupted your momentum).
Or… 50% more teeth.


It’s “my perspective is right but some people believe it for the wrong reasons”.
Or “there’s a common belief that seems naive as you start looking closer at it, but eventually it turns out to be more accurate than the assumptions someone with a little experience might make”.
Wtf, I don’t understand why a network access is even able to invoke paint, security vulnerability or not. What purpose is that for?


All you had to do was disable auto play and you could rip the CDs at full quality. Doing digital -> analog -> digital is kinda like resaving a jpeg as another jpeg; you will lose quality even if your equipment is great because the digital <-> analog conversion is lossy, due to one being discrete in both time and amplitude while the other is continuous in time and amplitude. Plus there’s line noise.


Not to mention while also doing a lot of things hostile to their users. But yeah, even if they could go back to what it was in 2012, perpetual growth isn’t sustainable.


On that note, reddit didn’t generate most of that content either.


Or in taco bell, Push it! It’s a beast called fire!


It’s already on my wishlist. Looks like an interesting game, though I’m not really a fan of how grainy it looks. Not that that will stop me from trying it, but I might try some (deterministic) filters. Does it have any built in ones?
The ones that think clap emojis between words help their points are just stupid, not necessarily young.
Can also deduce from them saying it was already a difficult day that they still are.
Funny thing is the most unusual part of that meal for a bear is the steak.


Not to mention there isn’t public pushback against an office with a server room like there is against dedicated data centers. Assuming they are running servers and not just some desktops with GPUs.


On desktops without a UPS maintaining power during outages (or where a power outage lasts longer than the UPS battery).
Also you can sometimes recover the session even if it freezes on wake and you have to do a hard power down.
There were times I appreciated having it on windows, when I figured the session was lost and was surprised to see it all load back up on login.
Hence it being risky as its impossible to tell what kind of people will have authority over the decision process if it ends up in court and what their values will be. What might be ridiculous to some are exactly the kind of “gotchas” that predatory people love.