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by ljp_206 6y ago
They still accept purchases for in-game content that hasn't yet come out, and so, still raise funds.
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by ljp_206 6y ago
IIRC it was a total loss by the time the first cable broke. With the collapse, at least the structure is now safe to approach and begin scrapping/full deconstruction.
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by ljp_206 6y ago
After a few minor crises this morning tut tutting myself for not shipping and selling more businesses or whatever, seeing someone express the same feelings that I have (even if I know there's loads of us 80%ers out there!) is very comf
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by ljp_206 6y ago
Haha, a few years back? That tweet about the stranded car is from February. I blame you zero percent for perceiving it as such though...
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by ljp_206 6y ago
I have also recently learned about "dungeon synth," which was a pleasant surprise. Plenty of compilations and examples if you do a YouTube search.
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by ljp_206 6y ago
Indeed - something I appreciate about the book is that it suggests that learning to draw is impossible to unlearn once you learn it, like riding a bike. It definitely tracks with the idea that there's more to learn after you get up and
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by ljp_206 6y ago
This is the thought behind Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain[0], which I've always meant to get more in to after purchasing the book in college. One simpler way of saying what you said is that when asked to draw a person, many dra
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by ljp_206 6y ago
The Dollop has a great comedic re-telling and examination of this event. The show format is that one comedian reads a prepared and lightly researched account of the event, and another comedian reacts and improvises over it. https:/&#x
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by ljp_206 6y ago
Woah, this is exactly what I've been musing about making for a while. Love it!
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by ljp_206 6y ago
I thought yesterday that perhaps the attackers were burning an exploit they had. This makes sense only if that exploit would have been going away with the introduction of the new Twitter API, or something. Obviously this is ruled out due to
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by ljp_206 6y ago
People get angry at the self-checkout for telling them to please be sure to take all of their bagged items - personally, I'd crack the dash open and rip out the voicebox if my car spoke to me. I would, however, prefer voice for serious
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by ljp_206 6y ago
The thread title could change to at least mention that this is inconclusive and not some kind of official announcement from legal proceedings, which I assumed at first.
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by ljp_206 6y ago
As a kid, Kongregate was a safe, inclusive space for high-quality games that I didn't have to fear would mess up a family member's computer. It looks like that much hasn't changed a lot, which is great. Sites like this played
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by ljp_206 6y ago
Wow, you've hit the nail on the head about what I need as I continue onboarding on to a new team at work. I was shuffled around right when our state shut down. Indeed, figuring out how and when to ask what questions has been exceedingl
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by ljp_206 7y ago
Back when I was just a wee tike hoping I could record my screen to make machinima or perhaps even Runescape videos, screen recording was the holy grail of cool tools that were hard to access or nowhere near accessible. I'm talking Camt
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by ljp_206 7y ago
In US downtowns, this experience at the bus stop is called 'Tuesday.'
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by ljp_206 7y ago
True, but I can imagine a world where AI DMs are in vogue, and are curated not for their one-size-fits-all perfection, but for their aesthetic or functional qualities. The hardest thing to capture will be truly surprising off-screen storyte
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by ljp_206 7y ago
Since some say, "No DnD is better than bad DnD," an AI might seriously consider a 'Wargames' scenario if players are hellacious enough...
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by ljp_206 7y ago
To be fair, glancing at the usages of red/blue pill in the script, they are using the term in an intuitive way; minus connotations as of late. Culture (some might argue a subset of culture, be it large or small) has just further define
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by ljp_206 7y ago
I'm no business expert, but I'd wager any "stick" method that bans consumer accounts is not going to be popular with boardroom types.
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by ljp_206 7y ago
I have toyed around with using a secret splitting scheme like Shamir's Secret Sharing to deliver a split-up master password to an encrypted file. Then my family members (or any others you trust) would be given the resulting passcodes.
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by ljp_206 7y ago
My understanding of the situation is the following: 1. The car must connect to home via cellular to authenticate/receive updates over some regular cadence (days? hours?) 2. Once that is complete, the user can authenticate over phone to
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by ljp_206 7y ago
While definitely much nearer to the entertainment end of the spectrum, Assassin's Creed Odyssey has a discovery mode that has virtual tours of historical locations. What it might lack in authenticity or accuracy it recoups in vividness
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by ljp_206 7y ago
For anyone not familiar with Technology Connections, if you ever enjoyed the simple, straightforward TV of golden-era PBS or Discovery channel, please check out Technology Connections' videos. He produces eloquent, high-quality media w
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by ljp_206 7y ago
I found Gerwig's Little Women (of whom Jo March is the protagonist of, if you are an unread literary lurker like me) contains great depictions of the entire 'continuum' of femininity. I encourage men to go see it and even dis
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by ljp_206 7y ago
I couldn't find it with a few Google searches, but I recall an interview with a Bansky-like character who 'created' this video and story as a sort of viral art project. Her interview also included a few other examples of stra
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by ljp_206 7y ago
Can someone ELI5 this to me? Netflix is providing devices that are designed to route Netflix traffic or data only through an ISP's network, reducing the strain on the entire ISP's service?
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by ljp_206 7y ago
Oof, you're correct! I totally mixed my comics up. Both are fantastic, pithy creators.
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by ljp_206 7y ago
You may also enjoy How To Invent Everything[0], from the creator of SMBC Comics. The frame device is that it's a manual that comes with your time machine, only to be used if you get stranded. I thought it would be a fun flip-through bu
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by ljp_206 7y ago
This is a bit apples to oranges. I wouldn't want to start dictating this comment to my computer in the middle of the office, for many reasons, one being that typing is the better input choice for short-form text, as it is for server&#x

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