In retrospect, I was being needlessly pissy that day. Now that I read it with fresh eyes, I wish that I could amend it.
I don't seem to have that confusion. So, why is that my problem? Also, what they said about fires of either fuel type seems reasonable. At this point, it seems like you're attacking them out of a minor, localized…
> Gasoline and diesel are very different from 'petroleum'. They are refined from petroleum. I wonder if there is a dialect difference here? Also, you really seem intent on proving someone wrong over a relatively inert…
I don't recall saying they weren't. Was there any confusion in our thread about this? Again, roads and people are different.
> If you're not sure, why the definitely? They said "I'm not sure" to the road surface question, and "definitely more of a risk to people". Roads and people are different things.
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Hey man, you're probably feeling pretty shit right now. > I have learned my lesson. If what you've said is true, and you were not aware of the embargo... then you are not responsible. By taking responsibility, you're…
is anyone here mad? aside from you, i suppose. unless you're not mad, either.
this is the same tired conversation whenever coordinated disclosure happens "we the people deserve to know about vulns on day 0" oh yeah? and what happens when a 0 day is released? it's the same ignorance over and over.
them: "hey this is a problem" > Right, it was so much better during the Robert Moses era where urban planners bulldozed over predominantly Black communities and built interstate highways you: "hey have you considered…
> If this is all reason for you to uninstall and fork... So be it, it is open source after all. what a petty answer. "just fork it bro".
> Everyone here signed in with GitHub. ugh.
no, it's not. but even if you disagree... without the context of your disability or disorder, if you confidently spout nonsense, then from an outside perspective, you are the problem. i will not accept you making it my…
Actually, I am. Thanks for your contribution.
We are referring to people in the context of "going into quantitative finance, vibecoding sports-betting apps, consuming AI-generated TikTok shorts, and arguing with political bots on Twitter.". Those are hardly the…
> Get off the beaten path I would really push back on this What you're describing _is_ the beaten path. People who argue with bots on twitter are actually, vastly, the minority. Go to your local park or bar and have a…
The older ones are solid. A tale as old as 1990s corporate decline I bought a casio, it's been great.
> The urban lifestyle is also to blame when it demands a lot of time for work and commute, ironically, urban commutes are substantially shorter on average > leaving the individual with little time for self improvement…
> Atomic family from 50s with their suburb is literally the utopia for American and whatnot family Where did that "utopia" ideal come from? > Good luck having that in New York rat cages Yeah, that isn't good either.…
A lot of people are assuming that the main people you would be interacting with in a city are your neighbors. There are many more positive interactions you'd have, outside. It's not just about neighbors.
A lot of people are assuming that the main people you would be interacting with in a city are your neighbors. There are many more positive interactions you'd have, outside.
> Entertainment and parasocial relationships have filled that hole. I would also add the suburbanization of American society. A neat little home in a neat little sub-division with a neat little patch of grass. You can…
And yet, they had a failure and no working backups.
In retrospect, I was being needlessly pissy that day. Now that I read it with fresh eyes, I wish that I could amend it.
I don't seem to have that confusion. So, why is that my problem? Also, what they said about fires of either fuel type seems reasonable. At this point, it seems like you're attacking them out of a minor, localized…
> Gasoline and diesel are very different from 'petroleum'. They are refined from petroleum. I wonder if there is a dialect difference here? Also, you really seem intent on proving someone wrong over a relatively inert…
I don't recall saying they weren't. Was there any confusion in our thread about this? Again, roads and people are different.
> If you're not sure, why the definitely? They said "I'm not sure" to the road surface question, and "definitely more of a risk to people". Roads and people are different things.
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Hey man, you're probably feeling pretty shit right now. > I have learned my lesson. If what you've said is true, and you were not aware of the embargo... then you are not responsible. By taking responsibility, you're…
is anyone here mad? aside from you, i suppose. unless you're not mad, either.
this is the same tired conversation whenever coordinated disclosure happens "we the people deserve to know about vulns on day 0" oh yeah? and what happens when a 0 day is released? it's the same ignorance over and over.
them: "hey this is a problem" > Right, it was so much better during the Robert Moses era where urban planners bulldozed over predominantly Black communities and built interstate highways you: "hey have you considered…
> If this is all reason for you to uninstall and fork... So be it, it is open source after all. what a petty answer. "just fork it bro".
> Everyone here signed in with GitHub. ugh.
no, it's not. but even if you disagree... without the context of your disability or disorder, if you confidently spout nonsense, then from an outside perspective, you are the problem. i will not accept you making it my…
Actually, I am. Thanks for your contribution.
We are referring to people in the context of "going into quantitative finance, vibecoding sports-betting apps, consuming AI-generated TikTok shorts, and arguing with political bots on Twitter.". Those are hardly the…
> Get off the beaten path I would really push back on this What you're describing _is_ the beaten path. People who argue with bots on twitter are actually, vastly, the minority. Go to your local park or bar and have a…
The older ones are solid. A tale as old as 1990s corporate decline I bought a casio, it's been great.
> The urban lifestyle is also to blame when it demands a lot of time for work and commute, ironically, urban commutes are substantially shorter on average > leaving the individual with little time for self improvement…
> Atomic family from 50s with their suburb is literally the utopia for American and whatnot family Where did that "utopia" ideal come from? > Good luck having that in New York rat cages Yeah, that isn't good either.…
A lot of people are assuming that the main people you would be interacting with in a city are your neighbors. There are many more positive interactions you'd have, outside. It's not just about neighbors.
A lot of people are assuming that the main people you would be interacting with in a city are your neighbors. There are many more positive interactions you'd have, outside.
> Entertainment and parasocial relationships have filled that hole. I would also add the suburbanization of American society. A neat little home in a neat little sub-division with a neat little patch of grass. You can…
And yet, they had a failure and no working backups.