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"...particularly connecting the occipital and frontal parts of the brain, where our emotional control center is situated, and the areas connected to increased creativity and flow states."

Just.. just stick to making cheap cars? This is the kind of thing that makes cars not cheap: things that have nothing to do with cars. Why are there people being paid to do this? Just make cheap cars.

Any public money should bind the recipient to following public laws that govern government, including access to information. Don't like it as a corporation? Don't take public money.

Welcome to InQTel

Citizenship is allegiance. Even if the moral doesn't align with the reality anymore, it still is considered to.

I don't think this applies to naturalization. If you're born with the qualifications for citizenship in each, then you are a citizen of both. Apart from being born that way, you may not be able to hold either one or the other, on naturalization.

>the most grotesque and offensive things

>mine

You enjoy grotesque and offensive things?

"All of the dwarves in the tunnel stood up and clapped!"

I care about being prepared. My question was more of a visceral reaction to the overall experience encountered after clicking.

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What the fuck is this?

There are probably a lot of parameters to a solution that will work for you. Having had similar periods in my life, while I'm waiting for a resolution I've always found small physical projects that I see through to completion to be a great way to wait. When you complete something, it provides something positive to you, neurologically and thereby emotionally.

It may seem silly, but at least for me, tilling a new garden, building a small physical thing, doing some task that's physically taxing and I can see through has been great while waiting for the end of my larger difficulty. It won't solve all your problems, as implied above, but it could be a good stop gap while you're looking for solutions. Your therapist (or a new one if this one doesn't work out) could provide long-term solutions I'd hope.

You're not alone, friend. You will get there -- I've done it a number of times (though in my case, without the money part figured out; well done in that regard!).

>I suspect most of the commenters supporting the right of a private company to moderate content is completely contingent on what those moderation policies are.

Of course it is. Reading "Rules for Radicals" helps calm the nerves when you see previously anti-governance "anarchists" cheering for governments and private corporations. You make your enemies play by their own rules, then disregard the rules when they're no longer useful to you.

From what the article spelled out, using algorithms isn't precisely the risk, but using them in a completely horrendously unpracticed and uninformed way seems to be.

The person writing this seems really overly-agreeable. It's interesting to see that such people exist, and that the couple could pick him or her out from a crows like that. I guess cults really do have some practice and skill in that regard.

Saved more and bought a house.

Site is down. I guess we've learned the limit of this self-hosting advocate's self-hosted setup.

> In case someone hasn't noticed, there is a war going on in Eurasia.

I thought it was Eastasia.

What would you direct searches for "strawman" to?

"How do you do, fellow millionaires!"

Is there any practical way for anyone but the user to access any of the stored info?

>"The trend has crept into new software and new web building technologies. Sometimes depending on what you are building your website with it is harder than ever to add RSS feeds."

Even though the water isn't boiling, the heat may still be on.

It's kind of funny that WeChat seems pretty locked-down to the FBI, especially for Chinese citizens. Makes sense, really, but still funny.

If this is an argument that all TVs are smart TVs, then all TVs with an IR control input device are smart TVs (because universal remotes).

Probably not, but it's more poetic than ironic.

"Is that everything? I mean, it seemed like he said quite a bit more than that." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXGXZiX0pCA

>mail people on boats

>Billie Eilish has big boobs now

Half way through what YouTube Shorts has been pushing to me lately. I wonder what will be next.

When you need laws to protect you from laws (or law enforcement), maybe there's a problem somewhere deeper down. It comes back to a principle I roughed out and live by when thinking about rules: if it's out of the box hard to enforce, it likely isn't justifiable as a rule (I'm not speaking about the laws around controlling police surveillance, but rather the laws the police are trying to enforce that lead them to using invasive surveillance).

> mandatory

Pretty much that, or as the first place to go every time, for every card, by everyone. I agree with you: it's a useful tool, but it should be natural and any policy around it should be mutable.

Pair Programming as a first-class citizen is stupid.

You wouldn't download a house!