neku

neku wrote

given his age and position its fucking insane that his doctors weren't monitoring him like hawks for prostate cancer metastasis. nearly all men have prostate cancer past 80 and to some extent that's fine - most die from other causes before they're really affected - but once it leaves the prostate for other organs that's when the risk of dying from cancer specifically goes way up. i'm surprised they weren't more diligent about biopsying cells and analysing them for their potential to spread. maybe they thought he didn't have much time left anyway?

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neku wrote

whats remarkable to me is how seriously everybody took this game full of blatant schlock. like... throw the ball at the mixed race couple or the bad carnival barker? check out your daughterwife's underwear from her first period. there's infinite lighthouses bro.

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neku wrote

One participant in the groups described them as a “Republic of Letters,” a reference to the long-distance intellectual correspondence of the 17th century. Others often invoked European salon culture.

I genuinely think every participant in these group chats should be ******** ** *****. They think that they're intellectuals but their positions are so weak that they can't express them in public for fear of the "woke mob".

The political journalist Mark Halperin [...] said it was remarkable that “the left seems largely unaware that some of the smartest and most sophisticated Trump supporters in the nation from coast to coast are part of an overlapping set of text chains that allow their members to share links, intel, tactics, strategy, and ad hoc assignments. Also: clever and invigorating jokes. And they do this (not kidding) like 20 hours a day, including on weekends.” He called their influence “substantial.”

A bunch of middle aged men who think PC has gone too far are in group chats making jokes that they don't want the general public to see? I could never have guessed.

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neku wrote

Reply to $450 by devtesla

last nintendo thing i bought was a 3ds. it was good. one day i'll play that zelda game, maybe

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neku wrote

couldnt you circumvent dynamic ad insertion by like, developing a way to recognise ad audio data like how normal files can be recognised by md5 checksums? for each podcast users could flag ads and upload their like, "audio signatures" to a central server. when users play a podcast they could download the audio signatures and automatically skip periods of a file which match them

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