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krige
10y ago
Can't help but feel that this sudden 'fake news' push seems more like a movement to enforce mainstream media control versus alternative/grassroots in light of the recent U.S. election, rather than any actual concern. Aft
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10y ago
Most of the phones I have ever owned were Nokias (the 3100, a brief stint on horrible Ericsson k310i, the 6131, and the Lumia 635). I have always found them to be very sturdy, ergonomic, and responsive. The 635 in particular I liked so much
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krige
10y ago
"out of stock" - oh god dammit
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krige
10y ago
If snark is all you have...
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krige
10y ago
Well, yes, it was just a paraphrase, maybe a bit exaggerated in this context.
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krige
10y ago
"FB investigated FB and found FB not guilty"
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krige
10y ago
Just because you disagree with them doesn't mean they're any more lunatic than, say, Podesta.
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Cannon Fodder 2: The Untold Story (2005)
(worldofstuart.excellentcontent.com)
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krige
10y ago
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krige
10y ago
So four more years of Obama?
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krige
10y ago
Is Opera still running webkit, or did they switch to something else in the past few years?
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krige
10y ago
Ruining people's lives like doxing a woman hiding from her stalker because she bought a gun to protect from the very stalker.
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krige
10y ago
Gawker's case has absolutely nothing to do with freedom of speech, as much as they were styling themselves, instead it has a lot to do with ruining people's lives, breaking the law and paying the consequences of such behaviour.
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krige
10y ago
Destroying Gawker is a real community service.
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krige
10y ago
That bounce on window open is really annoying
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krige
10y ago
My wager: The star is being eaten by a cosmic horror called Hellstar and it will be soon coming our way. Now excuse me while I take off my Junji Ito hat.
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krige
10y ago
They actually did a far more likely one. The huge robot game mentioned offhand in the article came to fruition as Walker, and is all about gunning down absolutely everything in front of you, including tiny troops. http://hol.abim
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krige
10y ago
Okay, but what's the purpose of this? Is it merely proof of concept work? Are there software that could utilize a 100 MHz BBC Micro? Or is just something incredibly cool for BBC Micro fans?
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krige
10y ago
This, this is great, I haven't touched Pascal in well over 15 years and this book should be immensely useful in re-learning everything.
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krige
10y ago
I'm fishing for a pun in there but just can't catch a big one.
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krige
10y ago
There are numerous public prereleases available and I'm playing the most current one right now (the barebones ascii version). It's still the ADOM I knew, but now with extra dungeons, stuff to do and a variety of fixes for bugs and
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krige
10y ago
This is an absolutely amazing read.
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krige
10y ago
I freaking love sites/articles like that. Even if in the end it turns out to be completely mundane, a good writeup can do wonders.
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krige
11y ago
It's quite unlike Myst actually, lacking anything resembling a story, and the interaction with environment is minimal.
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krige
11y ago
Oh goodie, he's moving complaints and unfavourable opinions to "Dumb Internet Questions". I recommend reading the reviews, especially the longer ones, before buying.