luqtas

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Comment · 3 days ago
and hopefully soon we have decentralized protocols as the standard when we think about user spaces. amen
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Comment · 6 days ago
exactly. i recently started to play the 1° Colin Mc Rae on the PS1 and if anyone miss having to save manually with waiting times i bet they are blind by nostalgia. nature forbid Gran Turismo 2 menu transitions without the '20 times faster loading times' on retroarch. save states are a bless
Comment · 8 days ago
how biased you are?
Comment · 9 days ago
> They hum. That's about it.

lol. just by having a light pole there you start disturbing the insectoid life

Comment · 9 days ago
Brazil has one of if not the best laws about conservation on the planet!

with that said, ~ 80% of forest loss is due to livestock, which great part if not all expansions by now are illegal. we export most of our meat. now a bunch of moralist are worried with their bellies full of cheese and meat

Comment · 11 days ago
exactly. unconscious bias is an observed psychologic phenomena and i have my doubts if an adult can opinate agnostically about all of them. sure you don't want your kids getting together with bullies but that's basic compassion. let them tie/explore with people freely
Comment · 12 days ago
oh no! your over estimating the hundreds of millions of USD saved from a health population that doesn't have to deal with air and noise pollution... also have you ever thought about the infrastructure of public transports? i don't cycle, much less mix myself in a metro/tram with all kind of people /s
Comment · 13 days ago
Comment · 14 days ago
quite sad to see that even educated hackers ain't getting this is a bad news - solar is dirt. nasty chemicals on it's production, nasty thrash after it's commercial span is over. nuclear is much more reliable, has tons of space to improve, cheaper and greener over the long term. such a shame this greenwashing
Comment · 15 days ago
my eyes
Comment · 16 days ago
> (And I don't mean that as a criticism, there's nothing wrong with wealthy people buying collectibles.)

there's a whole lot of systemic issues with wealthy people buying low-poly cars to their collection.

Comment · 16 days ago
which is your next argumentative step? say your not disrupting an ecosystem that probably outlives the early human specie by hundreds of thousands of years? average North American that thinks just because you have money the planet and species living within are after your narcissistic ideals
Comment · 16 days ago

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