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JimiofEden
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JimiofEden
6y ago
This is true, but colloquially they were known as fads. At least on YTMND, 4chan, SA, or any other major hub in the late 90s/early 00s
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JimiofEden
6y ago
Philly suburbs: Fios has been inconsistent for me for the last hour or so, starting around 11:00
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JimiofEden
6y ago
There are CURRENTLY very few climate related deaths. The person you're responding to is wondering if more lives would be saved in the long run, maybe the next 1000 years.
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6y ago
Thanks for sharing this. I've been hunting around for a good synthwave radio, and this hits all the right points. I'm eager to try out OP's link when the server can handle again, but the experience on nightride fm is REALLY,
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6y ago
This is an absolutely beautiful thing to see
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6y ago
Fascinating. I remember playing these with a much older cousin when I was very young (maybe around 4-5) but I always thought that these games were a result of the FPS boom, inspired by Doom/Wolfenstein and such, rather than the Pioneer
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6y ago
Not all AOL subscribers participated in these boards/posting though. In addition, you have social media boosting other social medias, Facebook, Reddit, this place, each with their own individual brand of shenanigans. You didn't ha
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JimiofEden
6y ago
This seems like test driven development, but applied on a much larger scale.
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6y ago
The best, debatable (I'd say yes,) but definitely not the only one.
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6y ago
Do you have other examples of this? I've heard this anecdotally over and over again, but I would be interested in reading actual instances where this is the case
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6y ago
Death Stranding is definitely a lot more divisive. I personally enjoyed the snot out of it, but understand why others didn't. It's definitely a quality is in the hands of the beholder sort of thing though.
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JimiofEden
7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cover_your_ass
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JimiofEden
7y ago
Nope, not at all. My skin has always been clear my whole life, and I often consume dried fruits (raisins are currently my favorite evening snack,) as well as many other commonly 'triggering' things (red wine among them, tea, alcoh
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7y ago
This is interesting. I've never experienced the absolute aversion that other people seem to have to drinking when Orange Juice after brushing my teeth (though I'll admit that I won't willingly combine mint and citrus.) But I
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7y ago
I quote that Congalturation screen when my wife completes a game (great or otherwise.) In return, she got me a book of bad translations/localizations for our anniversary.
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7y ago
I remember taking Control theory classes and thinking 'Why the hell did it take me 4-5 years to get to this level of mathematical mastery.' It was amazing to be able to just do a little bit of odd math here or there, and suddenly
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7y ago
I mean, you've described just about everything from Castle of the Winds to Skyrim (well, maybe not if the graphics were basic.) If you think of any more of the description, there's a subreddit that's specifically about helpin
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7y ago
I'm the same way, Except I've been listening to a youtube playlist that has all of the OC Remix on it. The benefit is that every once in a while there WILL be a song with lyrics, and that's my indicator that I should take a q
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7y ago
I would sooner wear a ring than watch. Anecdotally, I have plenty of friends who agree with me (Granted I wouldn't wear this for privacy reasons, but I really dislike wearing watches)
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7y ago
I mean, they're no end to it. I've played them a minor amount, and couldn't stand them at all (they're in the 2d side scrolling style but just... janky for lack of a better word,) but these cutscenes will live forever fo
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7y ago
There is, but Nintendo didn't make these games. As a consequence, they're pretty awful. However, we did get some of my favorite quotes out of it for the past few decades: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TN8-Pdz-ns8
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JimiofEden
7y ago
Did you stop reading halfway through? "Should I hire someone do something that puts me in prison for over a year to get back at him"
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7y ago
There was a virtual console release for Mario 64, so it's still applicable
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7y ago
As described by my favorite animation ever: Adam: Hey STUD! Adam: LOL j/k Duncan: Hey. Adam: What's going on?? Adam: ;) Duncan: Not much. brb.
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7y ago
Why not both? At least in terms of priority, the damage is done and is already in the atmosphere. imo, we need to first focus on cleaning that up and getting some form of homeostasis before it gets much worse, WHILE working on solar/nu
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7y ago
Slightly off-topic: Nature conservation is very likely the proper term, but I really like imagining the idea of modern day druid rings to describe these sorts of efforts.
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7y ago
Data point 2, Drexel University requires it
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7y ago
Ebiyaki (shrimp) is a fairly common substitute that I take. For me, I barely taste the tako at any rate.
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7y ago
Some of the best experiences I've had playing Minecraft have been with a bunch of friends in the same room, getting drunk, and just building whatever we felt like building. But in general, imo, almost every game is improved with split-
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7y ago
Do you have a source on that by chance? The only hearsay I've heard is that it went missing because 'circumstances', and now you're claiming that they purposefully deleted it. Which, if true, makes me earnestly sick to m
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