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Standing up for your values might be decided to be a pathology - If you're autistic

  • "Who are these assholes saying hypocrisy and amoral selfishness are fucking good things?" Pragmatists

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    Too soon?

  • It's a Tier 3 meme!

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    This AI Watches Millions Of Cars And Tells Cops If You’re Driving Like A Criminal

  • What would you do if a human cop demanded you kneel on the street with your hands behind your back? Comply or die. You only have the rights you are willing to fight for.

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    Eschalon: Book II - GOG giveaway

  • You are correct WTF. I did receive Eschalon: Book 2. The free program that requires Skyrim is Enderal: Forgotton Stories

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    Kid calls 911 so the police show up and shoot him

  • If you have a problem, and you call the police...

    you now have 2 problems.

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    At what point do you let go of hardware after upgrading?

  • I like to tell myself "I'll keep one generation back, in case something breaks I'll have a backup" My reality is I keep a computer past several generations of upgrades. I went from a Pentium 4 to an AMD FX-3850. I've run that as my main machine for 8 years. SO my Pent4, my PATA hard drives, my AGP video card, even the power supply is obsolete. I did manage to reuse the case for my daughter's AM4 build. Once I upgrade to AM5, my memory, processor, cooler, and my old HD6970 will be obsolete.

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    Eschalon: Book II - GOG giveaway

  • According to GoG, One needs to own Skyrim Special Edition to qualify for free Eschalon: Book 2

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    Battlestations! What are you gaming on?

  • FX-8350 at 4.6Ghz, RX580, 24 GB of DDR3-1866, 1 TB SSD, and 512 GB HDD running Mint 20.3 Yeah, it's getting a little "long in the tooth", but I end up upgrading my kids' computers instead of mine.