ChrisRR

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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
Tat is general rubbish, but generally implies something a bit old fashioned as well. Those decorative plates and figures that old people love? Tat Grot I've never heard of in terms of buying stuff. Grot to me just implies something d
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
They're lying. Culturally practically everyone uses whatsapp, but that doesn't stop people just sending SMS
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
I used to use rif, but I switched over to redreader and I'm used to it now
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
No Aaron joined reddit through a merger of the company he co-founded, where he was a developer. Musk just threw money at it
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
I hope that it'll have a positive impact on kids' attention spans
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
I had assumed this was already well known. My issue is that I can't stop processing other speech streams. It seems other people can tune out conversations around them when talking to a person but I have to hear every word
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
What makes you think buildings aren't going to change within the next 2000 years? Hell just look at all of the Tudor buildings dotted around. They probably didn't think they were anything special 600 years ago
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
Everything that's already happened
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
What do you think are the non-shady android distros?
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
Because Youtrack itself is written in java
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
What a weird tangent
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
Surely that falls under the 25% sexually suggestive messages in the article
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
So that make all of the games that release for consoles good news, right?
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
Yes very different business models. Supermarkets have the benefits of frequent repeat customers
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
That would be King
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
They have been doing long term accounting, and that's why they're resetting their business
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
What's not to understand that when you're having to spend 4.85B in order to get 5B in revenue makes your business quite risky. You want to be operating on larger margins than that
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
I like the last line of your comment My password is now password
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
Everyone should be averse to the daily mail
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
I've just checked my instagram and it's using the UK spelling "favourites"
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
As far as I'm aware the US does have free OTA TV. A quick google tells me that basic cable means the cheapest tier of cable. So maybe equivalent to a sky/cable entertainment package?
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
Brit here. I spent decades hearing about twinkies from US TV so I had to finally try one. It was the blandest, most solid chunk of cake with a flavourless blob of sugar in the middle.
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
By your logic, chinese english or indian english are the defacto as they massively outnumber american english You just mean that you visit more american sites than other non-US english speaking sites
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
I'm fairly sure they were referring to the americans that this post is about
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
Americans often don't twig how many random american terms we brits have to learn the double meaning of and don't pipe up about. I'm not talking the well-known ones like cookies, but even things like "the ER" meaning
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
Because they have almost definitely already factored in the loss from people boycotting vs the gain due to killing the resale market into their analysis. They are fully aware that some people are going to refuse to buy digital only The unf
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by ChrisRR 3mo ago
It probably reduces the amount of media attention if they do it all at once instead of spreading it out over months
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
I don't know what emulators you're using that gives you dropped frames. Megadrive emulation has been a solved problems for decades
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
No they didn't. The vikings became part of the population
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by ChrisRR 4mo ago
I just emulate. So much easier

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