Quillbert182

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by Quillbert182 4y ago
From my experience, at least among older teens, Minecraft is the game that fulfills the metaverse's role. It allows people to do just about anything they want, especially if you use mods, and it is very easy to play with friends.
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
Yeah, I know someone who has no issue seeing people biking who look like they are going somewhere, but he absolutely hates people who look like they are biking for exercise. His logic is that roads are built for transportation, and people s
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
Don’t you mean… doubleplusgood?
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
I personally have found some excellent content through YT's recommendations. For example, the algorithm introduced me to LockPickingLawyer, Taskmaster, and Jet Lag: The Game.
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
I think the hope is that the replacement is not Chinese.
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
Largely because the people on scooters ignore traffic laws. I'm in an area of Atlanta where they are still allowed, and the riders regularly run stop signs and red lights without checking if a car is coming.
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
And it better be left alone. Hetch Hetchy has already been destroyed, we should preserve what little we have left.
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
First thing that comes to mind is using a TOR hidden service
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
It's Turing complete, isn't it?
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
There are people who have no one but themselves. It's much easier to imagine this when someone has no living relatives.
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
I don’t know about in a kayak, but I imagine that the current is too strong for a swimmer to hold on. The water will also suck you down deep underneath, almost certainly lodging you into one of the tunnels for the short remainder of your li
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
That still works, it just doesn't line up visually.
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
That's the same for me. I had to use it for every (non-math) assignment from 3rd through 6th grades. I found it much slower and more cumbersome, and I have not used it since.
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
I do, and I have to agree with the parent. The only time I ever read cursive is the occasional note from my grandparents.
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
Personally, as someone who wrote only in cursive for 4 years of my life, I find that cursive is significantly slower and more cumbersome that print.
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
I was taught how to read and write in cursive at school, and it was mandated that all non-math assignments were written in cursive from 3rd through 6th grades. I hate writing in cursive and have always found it slower and more cumbersome t
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
I am by no means an expert, but one thing I have heard may be an option is Series I Bonds, which, if I understand correctly, pay interest equivalent to the inflation rate.
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
That doesn’t mean China can’t access the data, and we have no guarantees that there aren’t copies of all that data in China.
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
Yes, the right to life is apparently quite controversial.
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
I agree that missiles are the future, but unless the enemy is coming to you as is the case with Ukraine, then you are going to need a platform to deliver the missiles.
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
This is a fork I made of the game Worldle [0]. Like wordle, you can normally only play once per day. I made a few tweaks so you can play as often as you like. [0]: https://github.com/teuteuf/worldle/
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
I don't want to take too much credit for this, it is a fork of a preexisting game [0]. All I did was make it so you could play unlimited times per day. [0]: https://github.com/teuteuf/worldle/
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Worldle Unlimited(quillbert.github.io)
2 points by Quillbert182 4y ago|4 comments
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
He is planning to release the source code at a later date. He is waiting because the source code is intertwined with a ROM Hack he made, and he is unable to release the improvements without releasing the ROM Hack in an unfinished state. The
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by Quillbert182 4y ago
For the uninformed, what is the purpose of a student union?
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by Quillbert182 5y ago
This is definitely a concerning device, but you would think that it would be harder to take password protected keys off of a device than it would be to swipe a credit card.
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by Quillbert182 5y ago
It's not illegal in the U.S. to hide your assets or to hold cryptocurrency, and I'm sure a prosecutor would try, but possessing cryptocurrency is hardly evidence of crime. I definitely agree with your second point though, it would
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by Quillbert182 5y ago
That's how it's ended up, which is a shame. The idea behind cryptocurrency had the potential to be used for good, but the execution has been so poorly pulled off that it ended up being scams, speculation, and air pollution.
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by Quillbert182 5y ago
This sort of stuff is why cryptocurrency was created. Despite its flaws, it does impede the governments ability to take your assets without criminal charges.
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by Quillbert182 5y ago
> That's really only a thing for the private universities and those don't make up a large percentage That's not true in my experience. In my state and surrounding states, most of the large state schools care a great deal a

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