RileyKyeden

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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
Here you go (the many linked articles with the variations are helpful): https://medium.com/@CRA1G/the-evolution-of-an-accidental-mem...
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Comedian Gary Gulman recounts the tale of postal code abbreviations(youtube.com)
1 points by RileyKyeden 10y ago|0 comments
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
There's a reason you have to go out of your way to install it. It's nowhere near a final product.
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How to be a photographer(medium.com)
2 points by RileyKyeden 10y ago|0 comments
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
Most of the people I talk to on Twitter don't have money to spare. They're the kind of people who have to toss up a fundraiser to make rent because they had a surprise medical bill or car repair.
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
Luke Cage took my attention away (he's dreamy), but I'm a few episodes into the new Longmire season now. It looks like they're trying to get back to the crime drama premise of the show.
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
> lowbrow sociolect Is this Pretentious Twaddlese for "stupid"?
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
Being flexible with my language doesn't keep me from being precise. I said what I meant.
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
> Common use does not make it right. In fact, this is the very mechanism by which language evolves.
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
One of the writers warned before the SG:U finale that it would be really bad and disappointing. In reality, it was one of the best episodes with one of the best endings of any SG series.
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
Longmire improves dramatically once you get past the A&E seasons to the first Netflix season. I'm only one episode into the latest season, but it's shaping up to be the best so far.
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History of the Internet(medium.com)
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
A person who rode a roller coaster and a person who survived a hungry lion experienced fear, but the details are what make the story. Being gay in the rural south is like facing a hungry lion. From what I've read and heard, heterosexua
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
A non-gay person probably interprets their isolation differently. It'd be "why can't I get laid like all my friends?," not "why don't I want to get laid like all my friends? Am I broken?" I had lots of of
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
> Books can also reduce feelings of isolation and loneliness by exposing us to others' intimate thoughts about life, some of which will match up with things the reader may have thought were unique to them—and here's proof that
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
I like how you fairly characterized (and seem to be on board with) the endgame of progressive politics while completely and utterly mischaracterizing the majority of the people involved, and strongly implied there exists, but never proving
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
On my side, it calmed down because people criticized call-out culture.[1] How does one criticize reflexive fury toward social justice activism without being lumped in with the "warriors"? [1] For example: http://everyda
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
The reactionaries on the side I lean to have mostly settled down, but the reactionaries to the reactionaries are still primed to explode. One can't even gently suggest that a person's words, probably said with good intentions, sup
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
The people I tend to agree with are just as prone to group think as conservative-leaning people. Hate grows in the absence of disagreement, and it doesn't stop at the echo chamber's walls.
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It has the same issue Voat does: the people I want to avoid went there.
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
From eevee's Twitter: > she/they/he I have a similar relationship with pronouns. My own perception of my gender jumps around so much that I don't even bother trying to figure it out. It usually leans in one directio
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
The title doesn't do the article justice. It's an attempt to figure out how modern politics happened, and it's convincing.
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White riot(vox.com)
5 points by RileyKyeden 10y ago|1 comments
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
This sounds similar to thought-terminating cliche .
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
I see. It's an ethnic joke. I would try not to assume hackbinary was being racist even if I picked up that possible meaning.
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
You mean suppress its feelings until it explodes or collapses, under the belief that no one it could talk to would care?
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
Same. It's probably aimed at Europeans and references something well-known there.
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Google is working on that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Fuchsia
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by RileyKyeden 10y ago
Microsoft is a strong contender for this title now that their teams are no longer constrained by a narrow focus on Windows.
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People don't realize how it looks on the receiving end. A person @ name searching you will only see tweets, then add on to the flood with "well it's only a few tweets, how is this harassment?". They don't see the fl

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