Generational Theory refers to them as a “Nomad” generation, analagous to the more literally named “Lost Generation” one sacculum prior.
Generational theory is not scientific, but the patterns it identifies are certainly interesting. It’s held up over the last 30 years, and seems to be continuing.
Brady’s thought bubble: no politician has ever given their supporters a way to monetize that support – until now.
Did Brady read the article?
So, question: when the billionaire dies, does their wealth transfer according to local laws? So an entire lineage could instantly turn inside out, including bastard children on the fringes of inheritance, with only an estate tax to save them?
He’s downvoted as hell, don’t give him any more attention.
Trump literally calls anyone who disagrees with him an “enemy of the state”, so yeah, we’re way past that.
I’m just noticing all of those reddit-to-lemmy lookup tools people made a couple years ago have been abandoned. Either out of date, or no longer online 😕.
In Anomaly I feed them all to my Harbinger Trees for more bioferrite!
But if I had any cannibals, or my Ideoligion didn’t dislike corpses so much, I would probably do things differently.
Vance: “And obviously if you committed violence…” glances at Trump to gauge his reaction “you should…not? be pardoned?”
Trump: opens his mouth slightly like he’s about to say something
Vance: “Or…”
Literally above the law.
Right, that’s what I was getting at with my second part hah
Aside from it being a main way that I spend time with friends, it’s good to see mainstream products spend effort supporting Linux as a viable gaming platform. I have friends who haven’t made the jump to Linux yet, but giving up core discord functionality was simply a dealbreaker for them.
As an American, Turbo Tax. I’ve been using FreeTaxUSA for almost 20 years with no problems, without paying for filing software.
But if I weren’t American, my answer would probably be: tax software.
Despite two years of constant finger-pointing at the Biden administration for rising grocery prices that were actually decreasing during that time
The prices have not been decreasing, the rate of increase has been decreasing. But grocery prices were and are still going up. Source: the article you linked.
Right, that’s what i mean by optimization. It’s accomplishing the same goal, but amortizes the transfer over more time, saving bandwidth.
The timestamp feature could also be accomplished by publicly posting a small hash of the data ahead of time, but similarly bandwidth can be optimized by distributing the encrypted blob ahead of time.
That’s an optimization for just having the automated email send the secret directly.
Never interfere with your enemy while they’re making a mistake…
I would be proud to be fired for blatantly ignoring these laws, and it would give my students something tangible to practice their American civic duty of protest over.
Oh yeah, not putting any blame on you, just agreeing with the person above.
On a related note, it’s not even good practice to copy/paste commands directly from the browser to a terminal at all, because it’s possible for unicode/js tricks to completely override what you think you’re yanking to your clipboard. So copy/pasting a curl-to-bash is a double whammy of bad practices.
I much prefer the practice of stating plainly, “here’s a script, consider it an example, make sure you read it first, and run it at your own risk”.
It is not “hurting children” to help them understand their underlying assumptions.
I feel like this is an argument of Expected Value.
Ex. if the harddrive has $X on it, and there’s a Y% chance of finding it over the course of a lifetime, then the expected value of the search is X*Y). But if Y is so low that it would take 10 lifetimes to have a better than 50% chance (we’ll say a 6.5% chance if you searched your whole life), it doesn’t matter if X is $742 million (so that the Expected Value is about $50 million) or $742 billion, it’s still objectively a waste of a life.