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Comment: Re:Uses two undocumented / illegal instructions (Score 1) 143

by ProzacPatient (#43735187) Attached to: Interactive Raycaster For the Commodore 64 Under 256 Bytes
It is not uncommon to find programs utilizing the MOS 6052 instruction set doing the same thing.
This is why if you write a Nintendo NES emulator exactly to spec some games might not work because they use undocumented instructions that work on the real hardware but need to be specifically implemented in software.

Comment: Re:Don't you know who your cousins are? (Score 5, Insightful) 296

by ProzacPatient (#43486625) Attached to: In Iceland, Tap Cellphones To Avoid Incest
I think the friend-zone phenomena is typically a result of, or combination thereof; immature women (esp. teenagers), women who knowingly take advantage and men who have a self-image problem.
On the other hand there are men who do actually believe you can put niceness tokens in until sex comes out and women can typically spot that from a mile away.
And then from personal experience there are cases where a man genuinely loves a woman to the point he would lay down his life for hers but she continually pushes him aside; it's not a nice place to be in, it's emotionally frustrating and generally not worth putting up with so the parent comment's suggestion of separation is not a bad idea because it'll give you time to breathe, mature and maybe she'll realize what she lost.. or not but you'll be better off as a free man from such emotional tyranny.


Last but not least is a tidbit from the Bible; "The heart is more treacherous than anything else and is desperate. Who can know it?" (Jeremiah 17:9).
Listening to ones heart often leads to irrational decisions and therefore many regrets so the Bible again councils; "thinking ability itself will keep guard over you, discernment itself will safeguard you," (Proverbs 2:11). How wise it is to think before you feel!

Comment: Re:Children used to watch "The Three Stooges" . . (Score 1) 1006

by ProzacPatient (#43272627) Attached to: Video Game Industry Starting To Feel Heat On Gun Massacres
When I was young my parents made sure that if I was going to play video games with violence in them that I understood that it was pure fantasy and disconnected from the real world.
Parents of kids these days see video games more as a baby sitter, and these kids are left to have their mental state molded by what they watch and play rather then having a parent there to help them to realize where fantasy ends and reality begins.

Comment: Re:Looking at methods, not motivations. (Score 1) 1006

by ProzacPatient (#43272563) Attached to: Video Game Industry Starting To Feel Heat On Gun Massacres

1. Mental health, especially undiagnosed mental health issues. In this society, all you can do if someone has issues is either pay for them to get treatment, or start a process that's going to get them confined in mental institutions.

Any time anyone mentions making health care (let alone mental health care) more accessible in this country for people who need it everyone starts screaming; "SOCIALISM IS EVIL! HOTDOGS AND APPLE PIE! COMMUNISTS ARE GOING TO TAKE OUR FORD TRUCK! FIREWORKS!", and other random capricious propaganda.
Then a school shooting happens and people start screaming we need to make health care more accessible for people who need it.

You just can't win either way.

Comment: Re:will not stop the publishers from making DMCA r (Score 1) 648

by ProzacPatient (#43218233) Attached to: Supreme Court Upholds First Sale Doctrine
Being owner to a couple of different tablets I wouldn't mind trying out the eBook scene but the fact that eBooks cost just as much, if not more even, then the physical dead tree versions it just isn't economical to me.
If both formats are around the same price then I would rather have the physical dead tree copy that I can do what I please with which includes re-sale rights under the First Sale Doctrine that corporate America has been hell bent on destroying for the past 200 years.

I used to think I was indecisive, but now I'm not so sure.

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