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That list is extremely incomplete, and makes it seem like bank runs are happening more lately than ever before. In the 19th century and before they were frequent: https://www.federalreservehistory.org/essays/banking-pan
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I can't speak to the other countries, but I have no recollection of a bank run here in Canada in my lifetime. Do you have a link? And the scope of my comment is clearly limited to the USA. We don't have a "fed".
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Hey there, former sysop here, both on a C64 in the late 80s and a PC in the early 90s. I've been tossing around the idea of starting another one that you ssh to, and make it available as a docker image. Would anyone show up? Maybe if I
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4y ago
A pleasure to finally meet you lol
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I've been thinking about this myself. I made some real-world friends from usenet. Not extremely close ones obviously, but I hung out mostly in a ng dedicated to a band (Ween) and when I travelled to see shows, I always had folks to han
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That's the one. My little friend was laughing his ass off right next to me, I was just horrified.
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When I was young but not too young I watched Monty Pythons Meaning Of Life movie. There's an extremely violent scene in that movie that I find very funny, now, but which disturbed the hell out of me as a kid. That's what he's
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Obvious classic is the Myst series, or rather, the first three of the series that were created by the Miller brothers. The less said about 4&5 the better. Cyan, their company, has been producing new titles, Obduction was quite good. You