barbecue_sauce

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by barbecue_sauce 2mo ago
In the immortal words of Milhouse, "First it started falling over, and then it fell over."
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by barbecue_sauce 2mo ago
Gangster rap has largely faded out of mainstream media.
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by barbecue_sauce 2mo ago
Well, they certainly can't go left.
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by barbecue_sauce 2mo ago
I think the ideal would be to use this picker to select a few tones, and then gradient map those across different parts of the body according to a grayscale map. Then you could fine-tune things like palm color, cheeks, facial tone, etc. ind
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by barbecue_sauce 8mo ago
"Honestly" is a colloquialism used to indicate disbelief with the previous statement or to preface candidness. Choosing to interpret the colloquial use of "honestly" as an indication that everything else that person says
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by barbecue_sauce 9mo ago
I recommend Koss Porta Pros with Yaxi pads.
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by barbecue_sauce 11mo ago
My dad had an Apple Newton.
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by barbecue_sauce 1y ago
The quote in your intial reply ("It does make me wonder about the algorithm") was referring to the YouTube algorithm.
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by barbecue_sauce 1y ago
Why would you assume people that went on to have successful film careers failed high school science? Just because someone doesn't pursue science as a career doesn't mean they received bad grades in it, especially at a high school
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by barbecue_sauce 1y ago
"Econ 101" people always seem to ignore that there are higher level economics courses that further expound upon the many complexities, nuances and vagaries of "supply and demand."
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by barbecue_sauce 2y ago
Is that really how people view HackerNews? I've always felt the connection to YCombinator to be largely superficial, with the site being mostly for people looking to get news on technology itself, rather than the business thereof.
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by barbecue_sauce 2y ago
You'll leave a link to a blatantly disreputable tabloid news blog?
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by barbecue_sauce 2y ago
Is it not included as part of the general Adobe subscriptions?
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by barbecue_sauce 2y ago
All protests need good baklava.
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by barbecue_sauce 2y ago
You could show them pictures.
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by barbecue_sauce 2y ago
That's only really an issue for specific games.
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by barbecue_sauce 2y ago
But what problem is there with it? Most of the important questions have been answered already.
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by barbecue_sauce 2y ago
Is darksouls.wikidot.com not the initial Dark Souls wikidot page? Was there something else that was closed down?
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by barbecue_sauce 2y ago
The 60s-era designs don't look all that different from some of the fairly popular current Warby Parker designs.
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by barbecue_sauce 2y ago
That's not really how it works. You don't have to be a producer of something to be critical of something.
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by barbecue_sauce 2y ago
Not mine.
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by barbecue_sauce 2y ago
I mean, they "make" both. "Make" does not imply profit. If you say a company "made" a revenue figure, then you mean it in the revenue sense. It's contextual.
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by barbecue_sauce 2y ago
As a player, I do not really value performance unless we're talking sub 25fps.
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by barbecue_sauce 2y ago
Also huge in size compared to the screen dimensions. Could barely get my hands around it as a little kid. Then the Nomad was even bigger!
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by barbecue_sauce 2y ago
I remember thinking the commercials made it look cool when I was 4 or 5 (I vividly remember some sort of surfing game), but then I never encountered a single person who owned one. Same with the TurboGrafx-16.
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by barbecue_sauce 2y ago
Have you seen PlantUML?
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by barbecue_sauce 2y ago
Did you just, like, purchase it without having any concept of what it was? It's certainly different from Calvin and Hobbes, but there was no indication that it wouldn't be. Making a fairly artistic book with niche appeal is actual
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by barbecue_sauce 2y ago
No Newton?
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by barbecue_sauce 2y ago
At the time I felt like Apple was getting rid of the 3.5mm jack as a potential bottleneck for future iPhone designs (as one of the limiting aspects of form factor), but there still doesn't seem to be anything design-wise to justify it,
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by barbecue_sauce 2y ago
The person you're responding to is being descriptive, not prescriptive. I'm not sure why you're engaging with it as an "opinion".

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