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by elliotpage 7y ago
Far Cry 2 is in some ways an anti-precursor to many systems that are now standard in games of its type (especially its sequels, which go in a much safer homogeneous direction). In particular, its systems are realistic and exact to a fault i
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by elliotpage 7y ago
This may be a little broad of a question, but: Why is this being commercialized at all? The linked article makes a lot of noise about benefits for the developing world but making the coating tool dependent on the profit motive will natural
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by elliotpage 7y ago
Sounds like the exact thing a Chinese agent would say!
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by elliotpage 7y ago
This looks great, and I especially like the upfront and honest "Support" section. As someone who is trying to move my information under my own control at present (Rather than using and paying for multiple cloud systems) I understa
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by elliotpage 7y ago
This is very much a personal reaction, but it sounds charming as written!
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by elliotpage 7y ago
Agreed - while dressed up in technology (that flopped, for good reason) this is simply another way to try and force people into being "normal". There is no need for this device, or the motive behind it, to exist.
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by elliotpage 7y ago
I got a good laugh out of this for a few seconds before getting actually frustrated with it. Mostly because my bank does a lot of these terrible things.
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by elliotpage 7y ago
Love it, A+
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by elliotpage 7y ago
Can't wait to buy this, boot it up, play with it for four hours, then stick it in the same desk drawer with the other Pis I have bought over the years. (The upgrades look great, just my attention span is not so great)
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by elliotpage 7y ago
If you need a bespoke dialog box to chastise you for following an expected workflow, then your user experience is lacking. The Save/Export split still catches me out. I'm not about to burn the barn down, but each time it makes me
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by elliotpage 7y ago
Your options are rather extreme and unsuitable, by your own admission. The most direct solution is to prohibit landlordism and private renting. This prevents housing from being treated as an investment and keeps it within the housing pool.
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by elliotpage 7y ago
I appreciate you are trying to provide a helpful suggestion buy this is not a solution. 1) I live in the UK. I'm sure Chicago is lovely though! 2) Housing price rises effect entire areas and transport networks, so anything in reasonabl
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by elliotpage 7y ago
I am with you. Housing must be forcefully de-commodified and it must no longer be considered an investment. I am currently trying to buy my first house and every single place I look at has "Ideal for a first time buyer or as an investm
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by elliotpage 7y ago
Its a slur.
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by elliotpage 7y ago
Good Catte, thank you for the photos
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by elliotpage 7y ago
Housing should be plentiful enough and of a reasonable cost. Failing that, it should be supplied by the state. This isn't difficult.
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by elliotpage 7y ago
Many of them are, as they are ignoring local regulations for private hire vehicles.
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by elliotpage 7y ago
No. Let other people buy it. Buy-to-rent should be a crime.
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by elliotpage 8y ago
To echo some of the other comments - this looks like a useful guide but the attitude is atrocious. You only need to make your anti-google complaint once and then move on.
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by elliotpage 8y ago
Good laptop, good taste in touhous
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by elliotpage 8y ago
I would recommend retiring and enjoying your time with your family. The money can come and go, but the time you have is irreplaceable. Please consider donating and investing it in causes you believe in. There are so many ways this money can
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by elliotpage 8y ago
I cycle out shows pretty fast but these are the ones that remain in my playlist: * Trashfuture: A British politics podcast about the future is trash. Insightful, if a little madcap at times. * Boonta Vista: Australian politics. The main hos
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by elliotpage 8y ago
This page is great. It loads instantly, shows you the content up front, has clear navigation, and has clear contrast between elements. Also, it has frames, which I honestly miss even though I am glad we have moved past them.
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by elliotpage 8y ago
Agreed. The folding of other consortia modelled after DEAL during negotiations has been shameful so I am glad that DEAL are standing firm.
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by elliotpage 8y ago
But think how much you learned in the process!
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by elliotpage 8y ago
As someone who born and raised in Cambridge the possibility of owning anything larger than a shared shoebox has plummeted into impossibility.
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by elliotpage 8y ago
Yes, this is what I meant! Thank you!
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by elliotpage 8y ago
I really enjoy the plain-text website. Bizarre font choices but perhaps the easiest to read site I have seen for a while!
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by elliotpage 8y ago
Abolish overbearing dress code, if one exists. Social/lunch outing on Fridays.
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by elliotpage 8y ago
>When we asked them how it could be more useful they shrugged their shoulders. This is a massive driver for giving you "Bullshit Job" thoughts. If my end products are not being used, why the hell do they even exist?

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