>American politics Is racism/aversion to it a uniquely American phenomenon?
BAPS denies that they made any such request (let alone a _demand_); seems weird that DW omits any mention of this.
>if you want a silly pic with ur kids, just pay someone on fiver. it will be only slightly more expensive and likely far more exciting for kids as they have to wait for the dopamine hit. Or, y'know, learn how to draw,…
I suspect they're a bot, fwiw.
And if the terrorist group that provides the impetus for the sanction is practically nonexistent, it's entirely sensical?
>They are making and providing tools that enable communication specifically for Far Left groups, some of which are terrorist groups. As per a government who puts cycling and expressing distaste for inflation in the same…
"HumanProgress.org is a project of the Cato Institute with major support from the John Templeton Foundation and the Searle Freedom Trust, as well as additional funding from the B & E Collins Foundation, and William H.…
Especially funny because by his own admission, Spector wasn't even a major contributor to the development of Thief.
How do you imagine they get there in the first place?
Quite a lot of folks who got into tech for the tech are also miserable, because, as the byline rather aptly puts it, a lot of it is pointless. It does not serve a public good, or even a public desire, and 'work for its…
I quite regularly read weird characterizations of the USSR, but 'feudal dictatorship'?
Luckily, desk workers can never get tired or experience physical or psychological stress, or be subjected to unreasonable demands from leadership; these are just laws of nature.
So paid overtime, vacation, parental and sick leave, and 40 hour work weeks are, in fact, shameless excesses that have made office work worse?
I can't recall when the strongarmed union-busting happened at Basecamp, but it was a few years ago. Funnily enough, he kept patronizing Citations Needed well after. E: 2021, apparently; thanks mplewis.
'high-trust society' is quite often the same, as a sibling demonstrates. These two terms pretty much never appear simultaneously in an argument except as a dogwhistle.
I'm significantly more tired of the reactionary whinge machine re: 'progressive storytelling', to be perfectly honest.
They don't have bylines, though, so individual authors could be of different nationalities.
It's not a fact-free handwaving; every last one of those comments is just steelmanning Israel's position without any evidential basis. And if you are so deeply concerned about characterizing them as 'XYZ evil foreign…
As opposed to treating fact-free rehashings of Israeli state propaganda as 'non-flattering statements' and decorating such treatments with thought-terminating epithets.
Someone in the Thief community was celebrating the Nightdive remaster announcement because it is apparently getting much harder with each passing year to install and run the Dark Engine games on Windows; meanwhile I've…
>Netenyahu evilness Israel was an apartheid state before Netenyahu became its PM. The BBC wasn't quite as euphemistic about their settler colonial project until the 90s though.
More historically accurate, though, no?
Firstly, the 'Islamic' character of Malaysia and Indonesia has never really factored into Singapore's geopolitical confrontation or collaboration within SEA. Secondly, the narrative that Israel is some kind of plucky…
>surrounded by hostile Muslim nations ( though not as bad as Israel, but still) What a bizarre non-sequitur.
"Disregard disregarding, acquire currency"
>American politics Is racism/aversion to it a uniquely American phenomenon?
BAPS denies that they made any such request (let alone a _demand_); seems weird that DW omits any mention of this.
>if you want a silly pic with ur kids, just pay someone on fiver. it will be only slightly more expensive and likely far more exciting for kids as they have to wait for the dopamine hit. Or, y'know, learn how to draw,…
I suspect they're a bot, fwiw.
And if the terrorist group that provides the impetus for the sanction is practically nonexistent, it's entirely sensical?
>They are making and providing tools that enable communication specifically for Far Left groups, some of which are terrorist groups. As per a government who puts cycling and expressing distaste for inflation in the same…
"HumanProgress.org is a project of the Cato Institute with major support from the John Templeton Foundation and the Searle Freedom Trust, as well as additional funding from the B & E Collins Foundation, and William H.…
Especially funny because by his own admission, Spector wasn't even a major contributor to the development of Thief.
How do you imagine they get there in the first place?
Quite a lot of folks who got into tech for the tech are also miserable, because, as the byline rather aptly puts it, a lot of it is pointless. It does not serve a public good, or even a public desire, and 'work for its…
I quite regularly read weird characterizations of the USSR, but 'feudal dictatorship'?
Luckily, desk workers can never get tired or experience physical or psychological stress, or be subjected to unreasonable demands from leadership; these are just laws of nature.
So paid overtime, vacation, parental and sick leave, and 40 hour work weeks are, in fact, shameless excesses that have made office work worse?
I can't recall when the strongarmed union-busting happened at Basecamp, but it was a few years ago. Funnily enough, he kept patronizing Citations Needed well after. E: 2021, apparently; thanks mplewis.
'high-trust society' is quite often the same, as a sibling demonstrates. These two terms pretty much never appear simultaneously in an argument except as a dogwhistle.
I'm significantly more tired of the reactionary whinge machine re: 'progressive storytelling', to be perfectly honest.
They don't have bylines, though, so individual authors could be of different nationalities.
It's not a fact-free handwaving; every last one of those comments is just steelmanning Israel's position without any evidential basis. And if you are so deeply concerned about characterizing them as 'XYZ evil foreign…
As opposed to treating fact-free rehashings of Israeli state propaganda as 'non-flattering statements' and decorating such treatments with thought-terminating epithets.
Someone in the Thief community was celebrating the Nightdive remaster announcement because it is apparently getting much harder with each passing year to install and run the Dark Engine games on Windows; meanwhile I've…
>Netenyahu evilness Israel was an apartheid state before Netenyahu became its PM. The BBC wasn't quite as euphemistic about their settler colonial project until the 90s though.
More historically accurate, though, no?
Firstly, the 'Islamic' character of Malaysia and Indonesia has never really factored into Singapore's geopolitical confrontation or collaboration within SEA. Secondly, the narrative that Israel is some kind of plucky…
>surrounded by hostile Muslim nations ( though not as bad as Israel, but still) What a bizarre non-sequitur.
"Disregard disregarding, acquire currency"