MrZongle2

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by MrZongle2 5y ago
...until it doesn't.
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by MrZongle2 5y ago
Clearly, they must pass it before they can learn what is in it. As is tradition.
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by MrZongle2 5y ago
I had heard great things about X3 for years, so I picked up X4 on release. Major mistake. The game was buggy, and the worlds cold and lifeless. The fanboys excused it as "well, every Egosoft game is released like this... but it gets
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by MrZongle2 5y ago
I'm guessing somebody high up in sales is thinking "hey, we're Microsoft -- we're gonna dictate how this is going to go because people aren't going to want to be without the latest version of Windows!" Smells
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by MrZongle2 5y ago
In the meteor situation, being on the Moon might be preferable if you're in a sustainable environment and you're not in danger of being hit by debris yourself. In this case, it seems to me that you're in a far better posit
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
Gotta remember, some humans will eagerly paint another group with a broad brush due to jealousy, fear or ignorance.
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
> Did latex gloves not exist in the 80s? Yes. As did plain old (but effective) soap and water!
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
It was definitely stupid to storm the US Capitol Building. No argument there. But she was shot and killed for breaking a window. Thank God she was put down before more glass was harmed!
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
"Suppose further that about 100 people actually passed the barricades (which were inexplicably opened by the police, by the way, video evidence shows) out of the estimated 40,000 at the rally. If that is the case, is it really fair to
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
Exactly. There are dangerous extremists on both ends of the spectrum, but God forbid you want to assess the entire landscape in some forums. You're just mocked for being some kind of centrist , as if not being a slobbering partisa
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
Some kids, yes. That your children do this I think speaks more to your aptitude as a parent and nurturer than human nature in general.
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
I can't help but think that we'll need a few more ten-year studies before this notion goes away. By which I mean enough time will have passed that the primary proponents of the theory have died or no longer have the limelight.
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
I'd even go as far as suggesting that everyone delete their Facebook accounts now .
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
And how does one determine if a claim is made in bad faith?
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
Because you are likely a classic liberal . We live in a time where those who claim to be conservative or liberal are anything but.
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
Then how do these people receive aid from social programs, without being able to provide proof of identity? How do they operate motor vehicles to get to or from (or at ) jobs, especially in the majority of counties in the United States wit
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
That's entirely possible. But one could argue that would be even more reason for him to step in and try and make it better.
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
Prove it.
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
"Connecting with family is a phone call away." A phone call, an email, a Zoom meeting, a Skype meeting, even a letter away for those too far away to meet in person ....
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
Certainly it can't be that. It has to be external forces at work!
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
Exactly. This doesn't mean that surveillance programs aren't taking place, but.... aspiring pilots gotta practice.
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
You first, management.
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
Wiki rot is real, but this is a terrible idea. As others in this thread have pointed out, if you have a page (or twenty) in your wiki that capture information about arcane information that doesn't have even yearly applicability -- yet
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
"...it's also a request to identify a police officer, which has legitimate purposes." And given the context of calling a police officer a "bitch", do you think the requester was doing so to accurately file a compl
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
This is doubleplusgood.
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
> On Twitter there seem to be a lot of people on who expect to live in other worlds soon On Twitter there seem to be a lot of people who currently live on other worlds.
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
Just keep in mind: sometimes there's a fine line between being grumpy and being an asshole .
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
By encouraging discussions from both ends of the political spectrum, perhaps? The discussions themselves cannot be neutral, but the environment can be. That is not currently the case in /r/politics.
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
Don't hold your breath, especially regarding any action taken against /r/politics or an effort to make it actually politically neutral.
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by MrZongle2 6y ago
As a veteran, my blood boils when I hear that. As I am no longer a member of the military, I am a civilian. My neighbors are civilians. And regardless of a badge or uniform or firearm or SWAT teams or Pentagon-surplus armored vehicles,

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