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A man attempted to transfer files from his Commodore 64 to his Apple computer. 1984

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  • From a few weeks ago?

    • We're learnding.

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  • By design. Learndt particular individuals tend not to vote for Nazis.

    • News outlets in crisis mode as Google-led AI search push crushes website traffic

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  • Yeah, they did it to themselves buying into the rage bait bullshit they've been doing for years.

    • In the end, The Hill lied and Harris was right.

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  • You can save so many words by just saying "the hill lied".

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  • I'm genuinely curious, what is your job that requires arithmetic?

    • 'Arrest me': California's governor unfazed by threats of arrest from Trump administration official

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  • What is it about important blue states, like California and New York, that keep voting for corrupt pieces of shit(Eric Adams)‽ Again and again¿ Like I'm an out and loud proud social democrat in probably the reddest state, but it gets exhausting trying to juxtapose that with trying to tell people how corrupt every single repuglican is.

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  • I'll have you know that I passed the two lowest levels of calculus required for my degree. So you know, I'm something of an expert.

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  • Very cool! I'm always happy to learn something new!

    • Hubris

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  • I think I did too. Please accept my apologies!

    • Hubris

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    • No arguments here

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  • Someone knows more calculus than they are letting on...

    • Hubris

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  • No disagreement here.

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  • You lost me at 3 points. Could you dumb it down a bit?

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  • If it is a projection, then there are more than two curved sides, which also begs credence to the interpretability of the angles they intersect.

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  • Oh let's get pedantic!

    The curved edges technically have infinite "side".

    • Thousands of years ago, when tools were very primitive, it was probably common to have a favorite rock.

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  • Please expand on this line of thinking. How are airbags going to accelerate objects beyond their reach?

    • Thousands of years ago, when tools were very primitive, it was probably common to have a favorite rock.

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  • Not hearing a plausible situation where things in front of me and passengers are in trouble...

    • Thousands of years ago, when tools were very primitive, it was probably common to have a favorite rock.

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  • Bro, I am so not trying to sound argumentative. But please think about the plausibility of that happening. Like I seriously begging you! Even in this weird universe where smaller than a fist sized rocks could cause harm to another object while they are in a semi equal inertial state.

    Even then, the windshield(which is sloped downward) would deflect said rocks into a downward direction.

    So I'm asking you one more time, what is the danger of having cool rocks on my dashboard‽

    • Hubris

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  • And coming from a well off family, why is it wrong for me to buy stuff?

    Not saying that is the argument you're making/defending. Just don't see a problem with helping people out.

    • Thousands of years ago, when tools were very primitive, it was probably common to have a favorite rock.

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  • I'm asking why you think rocks that are in front of me would be a risk.