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bliblah
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The first thing I show people that don't believe me when I say high level Tetris is hype as heck is the Grand master Exhibitions during Summer Games Done Quick in 2015 [1] and 2016 [2]. My jaw fell to the floor when I saw them beat th
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I didn't say that? I merely state that there options were use petty cash or rely on a credit union that does NOT perform interstate commerce which is pretty rare.
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Breaking Bad definitely went off the rails in the final seasons but I felt they were a quality show until the end; if anything the original tone was kinda goofy for how serious and dramatic it ended up being. GoT however has gotten much wor
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Americans make money via ads and dvd/streaming but the Japanese use merchandising to fund all their endeavors. DVD/Bluray sales usually dictate if a show gets renewed. Also most anime are adaptations from light novels or manga so
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The issue is that because banks operate on an interstate level they won't risk getting their hands dirty with weed money until congress legalizes it full stop. This creates a situation that all these businesses need to operate in cas
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Nothing lasts forever. Plain and simple. I really dislike TV/Anime that never ends, seems to be the modus operandi for pretty much every mainstream show despite how bad the quality gets after 2-3 seasons. Simpsons is a great showcase
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And these bans are just people who use actual software to hack the code. How about people who abuse mouse/keyboard macros to perform super human feats in game. It can be pretty frustrating because it's not so obvious unless you lo
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Is it really that odd? There are a lot of posters in HN that are FAANG employees, yet talk big game about Open Source, Data Security, Free Speech, etc yet time and time again these companies fail to uphold these values. When you are making
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>It doesn't have to be perfect- it just has to be profitable. There has been quite a few streaming services already that have already folded such as Onlive, Gaikai, Gamefly. The other part of the problem is that Digital Renting for
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People who have never seen the grass on the other side can't make a judgement as to whether it is greener. I have visited countries where personal freedoms are curtailed but the general population had food, water, shelter and luxuries
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Those are some pretty sad games! Just wanted to add two games that straight up left a void in me for a while after I was done Shadow of the Colossus - Is on PS2,PS3, and PS4 and I really can't recommend it enough. Even if it technicall
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Ah Bloodborne is amazing. Every interaction with non violent NPCs is seeping with tragedy even when you do the "right"thing. Send everyone to the chapel? You let a murder in also that will wipe them out. Ok so send him elsewhere;
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Sorry to hear that, hope you find a way to make yourself feel better. I personally enjoy music and films that embraces the darker side of humanity but video games have a pretty big gap in comparison. I guess i like creators that embrace thi
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Don't know how the law works in Japan, but public streets are well...public spaces. In most places you need to have a reasonable expectation of privacy before being able to use this defense. Also this is an effective way to name and sh
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>In my experience, the threat/worry of bad publicity is actually the best motivator in a company getting their security up to par. I think the Equifax debacle has shown otherwise. Big corps have too much Lobbying power and PR presen
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I'm also sure that everyone that answers to him use computers...
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Reminds me of when someone got backstage to the Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather press event and filmed the process. source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PL1BC1s8CQ
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>He has no experience in manufacturing and has never led a company that makes cars or electric vehicles. Did Elon have either before founding Tesla? I'll give him the benefit of the doubt. The other option that this is a popularity
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That is a good way of solving the problem on a personal scale. ' But lets now add a social media platform where it has become easier than ever get a soapbox to thousands of people. This is where we reach a critical mass of bullshit di
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Thanks showing this! I scored 78%, which I guess is pretty good considering I spent a lot of time reading on reddit lol I found it kinda interesting that i got quite a few Indian and Asian American musicians/actors. I'm guessing B
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How about natural disasters such as hurricanes in the east, earthquakes in the west and flooding elsewhere? I'm not a structural engineer so I would like to know if there are some possibilities here that I may not be seeing.
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https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-45792349 > "The consumer version of Google+ currently has low usage and engagement: 90% of Google+ user sessions are less than five seconds." While i'm sure power l
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As much as I hate the Facebook hegemony; I can only say "Good Riddance". Me and my circle of friends tried it out on release and to this day it still a UX nightmare in how it presents/displays posts. It's a classic case
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I'm going to be blunt; there is no reason for there to be so much HUMAN SHIT on the ground. Just straight up HUMAN SHIT. I have gone to countries all over the world, and even in the most desolate and rural areas there was an unspoken r
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Thanks for posting this, the gallery section left me speechless. I hope tensions die down so I can go visit Iran one day; i'm always impressed by the historical architecture that is present in the Middle East.
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I think this is the issue; at least in the U.S. EVERYTHING is becoming more politicized no matter how inane. You are also EXPECTED to have a binary opinion on all these issues with no room for differing opinions. Look at the NFL protests du
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I agree somewhat; it's pretty difficult to create a COMPLETELY different game. However the second act in Witcher 2 was quite different depending on your choice in the first act to the point that replaying it adds a lof of depth to the
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The advantage that these personalities have is that you learn if their tastes match up with yours. I have learned to never listen to Dunkey when he says a game is "Boring" but his idea of "Fun" matches well with me. Also
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I honestly wish I could disagree but it's probably the most soul sucking industry out there. Yeah there are great companies but considering that just this year alone there were over 1,000 layoffs [1] in an industry that there are just
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All the games followed the same basic gameplay roadmap. Event happens -> Talk to other characters -> Another event happens Usually the events were cutscenes or QTEs (timed button presses) that you either pass or get a gameover if you
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