jterrys

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No, not at all. Steve is just very excited. Most of the stuff that he eats is uncommonly hard to get and can cost upwards to hundreds of dollars, especially if its in any good shape.
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This video is...bad? To summarize, they're worried that Roblox is not doing enough to police content off their platform. They're concerned that Roblox isn't doing anything about young game developers being exploited in privat
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Give it 20 years, people will think World War Two was fought by women of color with space age technology. Historical fiction is a very loosely respected genre of entertainment. We pick and prod what we want and let fantasy live out in histo
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Ah okay. Now if only the vanity fair article linked in this thread didn't mention this, which got me confused: "Miller got his ham radio license in 1943, founded his own electronics company called Wyman Research, and helped develo
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Here are some better articles https://www.indystar.com/story/entertainment/arts/2019/02/27... https://culturalpropertynews.org/plundered-artifacts-from-ag... The FBI seized his coll
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According to your article, that Don Miller got sentenced to prison for 25 years to life for trying to murder his estranged wife. I'm not so sure its the same person, but maybe the article is wrong?
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You were right to hide behind a throwaway account. It's honestly quite easy to construct scenarios where cheating is entirely rational. But even the mere idea of such things make people revel with disgust. I don't expect to change
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Its misuse is a smaller deficiency over the larger overall benefit of it though. For every oppressed and brigaded youtuber there's dozens if not hundreds of smaller channels that make crap content that don't deserve the algorithm
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Sometimes retiring early can happen due to a set of accelerating financial circumstances, at which point you just need to withdraw your money and be done with it. In the past two years alone major indices, were up anywhere from 50-100%.
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>If I get an applicant that writes a competent cover letter they stand out significantly from others (who often don't even bother!). I'm really sorry to say this but you are an exception to the norm when it comes to cover lette
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Shoutouts to GoG. I'll buy games off of them even if they're on Steam. Making old games compatible and offering DRM free downloads deserves respect.
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As a direct critique of the architecture, it's easy to shit on the building for lacking windows. But when taking a students budget and other tradeoffs into account it's actually one of the best places to live on campus. Seems to m
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I have a simple question: Is it possible that they were servants and not slaves? I'm not very knowledgeable about ancient Roman history but it seems somewhat presumptuous to assume these are slave rooms. Was there no such thing as a lo
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The man is 97 years old, and also one of the richest men in the world. He has done so by maintaining an absolutely-no-fucks-given-get-straight-to-the-goddamn-point attitude.
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>I think so it makes a big difference in the kid's experience if the parent asks them, or if the parent essentially goes over their head and consults some online resource. This is the important point most everyone here glosses over.
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>You say that like the war on drugs is the solution? I'm not saying that at all, that's you putting words in my mouth. >Do you think that any of these people don't use drugs because it's a crime? It's just mak
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I'm not up to date on city politics, but I had a friend that used to live in Seattle for a while. She kind of hightailed it outta there once she found a remote job because of the homelessness/drug problem. Told me people protested
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I picked up 400 shares on their IPO back in 2019. And then 100 more when they hovered around $14. Suffice to say I'm pretty happy with my portfolio with them today.
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To be honest it doesn't really strike me as that surprising. It's a facet of cultural imperialism from prosperous nations protruding into the social strata of the less developed. We all want to try this fancy and exotic brick oven
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Well, there was at least one. The article is an excerpt from the book, written by the author of the article.
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Hmm. The article is a fluff piece about not being an asshole. (And not leading like Stalin i.e getting rid of everyone that brings any negative news) That being said, the author is a consultant for large cap corporations with rigid cost str
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> https://mjosefweber.medium.com/the-first-computers-were-huma ... I cringe when I read ill-researched essays like these because it informs a relationship between women and computing that back then genuinely did not exist
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There is a somewhat strange level of mental dissonance that occurs when people approach the policing of 'the internet' and 'social media platforms'. Internet forums have existed for a long time, and for an equivalent per