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Spastche
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Spastche
3y ago
Spalding Gray is amazing in that
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3y ago
this has "conservative who listens to rage against the machine" vibes. ...did they pay attention AT ALL?
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3y ago
Trying to eliminate words is like trying to eliminate punctuation.
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3y ago
if you're a bit older, IRC is the place to go.
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3y ago
Safeway is not safe for your wallet
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3y ago
"Bad Teeth No Bar" gave me a chuckle
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3y ago
*that you know of
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3y ago
email blacklisting could be considered a walled garden at this point. big providers are the only real option if you want guaranteed delivery these days. people will say otherwise but you don't always know when you're blacklisted b
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3y ago
"could be less productive" whats the chances whoever wrote this has never been in an "open office" before? I can hear everyone's personal conversations and it's distracting as hell also the example is an indian
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3y ago
look at the fall of freenode in the past year or two for a similar situation
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3y ago
the one thing I think makes Coil stand out from everything else is just... they knew how their equipment works. The sounds they can get out of their gear is amazing, there's really nothing like them, even TG and PTV can't really m
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3y ago
On facebook, I get stuff on my feed from random police departments halfway across the country, and bizarre comics from foreign countries with a different sense of humor. It's really bizarre.
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3y ago
Arizona Iced Tea
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3y ago
I can't read the whole thing but who published the original paper probably says it all: >published in May by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York is it just me or do they have an interest in people going back into office? How much d
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3y ago
this is the first I've heard of that but it would not surprise me one bit
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3y ago
a lot of ball adjustments on a sweaty day
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3y ago
I think that's the most common complaint about the game, hopefully they fix it in the next one.
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3y ago
reminds me of the Ultima Online install screen
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3y ago
agreed. I've found some great music from youtube's algorythym (niche and rare old music comes up ALL THE TIME for some reason I don't understand but I'm not gonna argue), and it's definitely better than the youtube
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3y ago
I don't remember that but it wouldn't surprise me
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3y ago
not the same as my example at all. WHOIS information is already out there, mods on the sub are like "yeah we agree it was wrong, go ahead and ban evade we don't care, the admins fucked up"
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3y ago
reddit admins have banned popular users for posting public WHOIS information. it's ridiculous.
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4y ago
Rust matches the hardcore harshness of it I wish I could find a game more on the "numbers go up" / programming side of things. I think I enjoyed macroing in UO more than anything about it, just writing my own scripts to raise
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4y ago
used and self financed costs out a majority of those costs
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Spastche
4y ago
Pirates! but vaguely Tailspin / 1930s / Temple of Doom would be brilliant.
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4y ago
this is worth watching too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2kbZLcsQUo
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4y ago
seems like needless rent-seeking for a dying company
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4y ago
dying pigeons is a tradition in Spain, there's perfectly safe ways to do it (not sure what they use in Spain, but Koolaid is perfectly fine for pets), but someone using a toxic dye for a gender reveal deserves the worst. https:/&
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4y ago
there's a lot of business that's purely word of mouth so I'd imagine people think it applies to everything else too
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4y ago
this is like burning down your house and deciding to live in a tent because your roof is leaky. multiplayer console gaming is even buggier than it's PC gaming counterpart, or at least has been traditionally.
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