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Do you have any citations as to how old the issue is?

This is actually really interesting. I doubt the person responsible even realized they were doing this. Hope Vox sees this and learns from their mistakes at the very least.

My view on this issue might be kind of lax but a lot of people don't realize they're being racist. Before we call someone out we need to first ask if their mistake can be attributed to ignorance, not ill intent. Put educating before chastising.

I don't think gaming needs another competitor, much less one that already has a history of booting its rivals and starting monopolies. Steam is good enough for me.

The thing that's horrific to me is the quoted 20GB of data transferred per hour during playtime. I don't have data limits so it doesn't affect me too hard but my Internet connection hovers right around 5mbips per second. I live in a smallish city in Maine. Google is alienating those in rural areas.

I tried BK coffee a while ago and found it to be really bad, I'll have to try it again- especially at that price. Hope Dunkin Donuts follows this with an at least similar price-per-month.

A range which has been narrowing recently, meanwhile the chans have been popular for decades now. I agree with you in part; 4 & 8 have been gaining popularity because people just don't trust the news, but it's not because of fake news that people are joining. It's because the news doesn't agree with them.

Thank god.

I dunno, I think I've used a MacBook that had that type of layout. Either that or it was another notebook. That layout is pretty common.

Thought Python was great. Then I found out Ifs rely on indentations in order to be parsed correctly. As someone who generally uses whitespace-independent languages (Lisp and Processing mostly cover my bases) I really despise the fact that I have to tab-indent my code and that I can't add leading spaces just because.

Normally I use three spaces instead, and when naming variables I add leading whitespace to the line to prettify it up and make the "="s align. It irks me but I can get past it. Still wish it could've been done better.

What's the appeal behind Wayland? I've been using X for a while now (linux n00b) and I really enjoy having everything like this, there even are a couple apps I use specifically for X11.

I heard that guy made his own compiler

Jesus, at my high school it's an accomplishment to know how to read

From the Github: "because open source is the future."

Man, just email. You can join in anytime you want.

Already posted here several times, sorry mate.

Like how in jargon.txt they used 69 as an example of a big number:

"69 adj. Large quantity. Usage: Exclusive to MIT-AI. "Go away, I have 69 things to do to DDT before worrying about fixing the bug in the phase of the moon output routine..." (Note: Actually, any number less than 100 but large enough to have no obvious magic properties will be recognized as a "large number". There is no denying that "69" is the local favorite. I don't know whether its origins are related to the obscene interpretation, but I do know that 69 decimal = 105 octal, and 69 hexadecimal = 105 decimal, which is a nice property. - GLS)"

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"The banks are too big to fail." "Bitcoin will just keep going up and up." "Stocks are on the rise, it'll never end!"

"The student loan bubble can never burst!"

I don't care what you think, bubbles /always/ burst. I agree with the article's points in a temporary sense and understand the argument but no matter how good your soap surface tension will always catch up.

Leonardo DiCaprio? Is that you?

To add, Multi-User Dungeons are games you can connect to via Telnet.

I really wish someone had an answer for this. But I'm not sure there is one.

It'd probably work better if you put a direct link here.

I experienced the same thing. Waiting until the problem is fixed to use again but it was a really useful albeit slow extension.

Blogspot is still kicking. There's also Google Sites, which I used for several years and still recommend (use the "old" editor).

I've learned how to ride a bike twice and I've forgotten it twice - I still don't quite believe people "never forget" how to ride a bike (given a long enough time).

Google Domains is nice but I'll probably switch to Cloudflare's new domain thing when it's ready.

The problem is market price would be less than a penny per megabyte of data.

EDIT: Okay, I admit I pulled this figure out of my behind but my point is data is incredibly cheap.

That's actually really useful but I'm just gonna say it:

#1. use emacs

A programming language is like a type of art. Some people love oil painting, some people hate it, some people don't know how to get the colors to mix. Some people hate using a pen for art. I think it's just subjective.

My website scored a 46 as well. It's just a couple HTML pages with a single stylesheet but Google really wants me to configure it so you can read my internet webpage outside of the internet.

I think I'm gonna add an explanation for what CTRL+S does instead.

The most extreme sport: programming the car you're in to self-drive, without being able to touch the steering wheel, next to the grand canyon.