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I believe if your rainbow bubble is strong enough, you don't have to react to any doomposts out there, because everything's good in the world and nothing can shatter your mindset. Besides: refrain from sharing this…
Trying to be good at all times is a tremendous trap. They don't say that good intentions pave the road to hell for no reason.
And the world will surely pay a price.
Came here to write the same. But then I'd like to add that despite her brilliant play in The Congress, it would be too wishful to expect that, as a person, she's as deeply aware of implications of depicted…
It's like being biten by an unknown insect and refusing to acknowledge the fact for the lack of a correct binomial nomenclature for that insect. No name = no entity, that's their motto.
Yet another nail in the Internet's coffin. It's more telescreen now than in 1984.
Yet another open {source|data|whatever} project is ending up with "Thank you, creative person, here's your exposure!"[1] Isn't it a perfect business model for corporations? 1a) Launch an open source aka crowdsourced…
Nice, but not hardcore enough! Here's the real deal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BnLbv6QYcA
Also never mention those flags anywhere in docs, which are shambles anyway in regard of everything beyond the "I'm a power user, I promise I know what I'm doing" banner.. And there are literally hundreds of such flags…
Been there, done that, stopped updating when the layout got around 52 Gb. Decided to download only relevant workloads, which proved to be a failure on each reinstallation, even with all the recommended and optional…
Screenshotting this thread as a valueable appendix to my thesis on Stockholm syndrome.
What's up with the hypocrites who either have a paid job or spend other's earnings for a living but insist that other people must not charge money for what they do, whatever that is?
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I believe if your rainbow bubble is strong enough, you don't have to react to any doomposts out there, because everything's good in the world and nothing can shatter your mindset. Besides: refrain from sharing this…
Trying to be good at all times is a tremendous trap. They don't say that good intentions pave the road to hell for no reason.
And the world will surely pay a price.
Came here to write the same. But then I'd like to add that despite her brilliant play in The Congress, it would be too wishful to expect that, as a person, she's as deeply aware of implications of depicted…
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It's like being biten by an unknown insect and refusing to acknowledge the fact for the lack of a correct binomial nomenclature for that insect. No name = no entity, that's their motto.
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Yet another nail in the Internet's coffin. It's more telescreen now than in 1984.
Yet another open {source|data|whatever} project is ending up with "Thank you, creative person, here's your exposure!"[1] Isn't it a perfect business model for corporations? 1a) Launch an open source aka crowdsourced…
Nice, but not hardcore enough! Here's the real deal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BnLbv6QYcA
Also never mention those flags anywhere in docs, which are shambles anyway in regard of everything beyond the "I'm a power user, I promise I know what I'm doing" banner.. And there are literally hundreds of such flags…
Been there, done that, stopped updating when the layout got around 52 Gb. Decided to download only relevant workloads, which proved to be a failure on each reinstallation, even with all the recommended and optional…
Screenshotting this thread as a valueable appendix to my thesis on Stockholm syndrome.
What's up with the hypocrites who either have a paid job or spend other's earnings for a living but insist that other people must not charge money for what they do, whatever that is?