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@lung@lemmy.world

Expert developer, Buddhist

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It literally doesn’t matter

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Tfw burger king costs same as sit down

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Damn dawg you must be real sitting

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Nah you’re all good homie, and clearly an A+ student. Let the good debs roll!

The Texas Superconducting Super Collider under construction, 1990s. (lemmy.world)

Excerpt: The Texas Superconducting Super Collider would have dwarfed CERN’s LHC, according to reports. It was designed as an enormous underground ring complex situated close to Waxahachie and had it been allowed to go forward, would have been considered the most energetic particle accelerator in the world. The project’s...

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Those suckers at cern give us all their science for free

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Oh cool! De-googling never seemed easier … I think we are finally ready for open source phones

Window snapping

Hey guys, I’ve been running Mint on my home computer for a little while now and I’m having a great time, however there’s one behaviour from Windows I’m missing. When you hit win + arrows to snap the currently focussed window to the left or right half of the screen, windows will present a dialogue to select a companion...

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Idk maybe this? Tiling wm plugin for gnome shell (which is the UI) gitlab.com/lundal/tactile

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This is a false dichotomy, you can fear both death and pain. In this case the quote starts with the premise that you’re dying anyway. A much more interesting question is 100% death by machine gun VS 80% chance of death by stabbing. Would you risk the 20% chance of survival in the face of massive pain and perhaps being crippled? Or would you just take the fast death?

I’d like to think I’d take my chances with living. In which case the fear of death > fear of suffering (with high chance of death)

Separately: dying for a “good cause” is a highly subjective opinion. I wouldn’t do it, except maybe out of pure love for a family member, in that 1/1000000000 hypothetical of taking a bullet. Doesn’t really happen in practice that you get to trade your life for another, they’ll just be shot already by the time you react

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