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  • it's where you show off your union-recommended salary increase and tell them to make you a better offer.

  • but that argument would never persuade anyone, it's just intellectual autofellatio for people who are already on that side of the debate.

    if your belief system incorporates souls or spirits, then the fact that they can't be measured surely is even more proof for them existing outside the "real world". just like how someone who believes in reincarnation wouldn't believe that your good and bad deeds are somehow tallied chemically within your body, but kept track of in some incorporeal way, to be used after you've left the mortal coil.

    all of these systems are based on coincidence and things that are inherently unknowable, like prayer or what happens to your conscience when you die. trying to logic someone out of a belief system isn't worth the effort or even an interesting endeavour.

  • why does there have to be interaction?

  • yeah they came down hard after someone crossed the line after looking the other way for like 30 years. i'm not surprised.

    also, playstation is like the most legally well-tread area for emulators. remember bleem?

  • how long is a piece of string?

    sorry. browsers are insanely complex pieces of software. like, operating system level. the standard has grown enough that the web is it's own platform. so your definition of "daily use" is what is important; servo can open web pages, render html and css, and store cookies. it can also do some javascript. that's enough to deal with like 80% of all websites ever written... but not the ones non-technical people use like facebook and twitter.

    there's also the matter of what features you actually require: tabs were not a standard feature for the first fifteen or so years of the web. search in the url bar was seen as an antipattern at first and wasn't included. credential storage (like password autofill) wasn't added until like 20 years in.

  • the big thing that caused nintendo to take action against the switch emulators was that the creators were taking money for it, and explicitly pirating games. like, they set up a patreon where you could pay for early access to builds specifically tailored to games that were not released yet.

  • lukewarm take at best, and i'm superficially on the same side here.

    the notion that a potential soul takes energy from a person is completely unqualified, and used as a basis for the rest of the argument. there are so many external energy sources in the universe even before we start talking about a "spiritual plane".

    weak.

  • i don't even need the powers, i just want some stability

  • just plug me in, coach

    i want to be juicy and delicious

  • i'm guessing "phosphate deposits" is a very roundabout way to say "guano".

  • a blog

  • it's crazy, we'we had no issue with matrix even though i was sceptical at first and there was some teething issues, but we've onboarded non-technical users no problem.

    the main thing is, we don't federate.

  • did we not tell you that this is exactly what would happen?

  • it's been standardized multiple times! the Italian outlets look like that to be backwards compatible with their older standard, where different amperages had different plugs.

  • E is only common in five countries, F is more widely used.

  • that's just a straight line with extra steps!

  • oh yeah i forgot america has special school buses. that makes more sense.

  • that's so wild. is it too personal to ask what country you're in?