I might be tickling the dragon.

Or you’re on enough shit your psych has a conversation with you about serotonin syndrome.

We actually had a laser tracker controller that ran embedded xp32, headless, for one driver - netbeui. Pure insanity.

I’ll bite. Where’s my bridge? It better be cheap and run windows xp embedded

Understood. Ty.

So if we swap drives about, the OS will see them as the same drive and/or partition?

I tried a gentoo stage 2 or 3 like 20 years ago. I’m still good.

I could have RTFM but you guys are more fun.

Ah. Makes sense.

Are UUIDs built into the hardware, or something your computer decides on based on the drive’s serial number and shit?

It’s kinda silly but it worked at the time. Nobody at work questions it and the people who know, know.

Look at what they did to me.

For the sauces you can make a batch once then freeze it for later.

Good deal on the cat, tho. The food is basically free.

Why that line? We’ve sorted out when a living human is a vegetable, why not use similar standards for fetuses?

I didn’t realize how bad the bots were until I browsed while coming down from an acid trip.

I read some shit, logged out with ad blockers. But I don’t participate.

My comment very specifically addresses people that use the paradox to defend escalation.

I don’t think your interpretation is faulty in that way.

Usually ‘tolerance’ is very poorly defined. Someone saying some vile shit? Time to physically attack them. So one intolerance is thought or speech, but the resulting intolerance is violence.

In some cases that’s fine, but people seem to think just saying “paradox of tolerance” is a tool that lets them strip others of their humanity without engaging in any actual ethical or philosophical discussion.

It’s words on the internet, though, so it’s not like most people will have a chance to actually test their poorly considered position, but they do end up saying some vile shit in defense of others at times.

If you equivocate about the meaning of tolerance you can justify some bad things.