magashna

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by magashna 7y ago
How can a company in this industry just strand 600 thousand people!?
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by magashna 7y ago
Have rich deceased parents.
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by magashna 7y ago
>How a 102-year-old magazine publisher created a frenzy among millennials eager to make its annual list. Do people under 30 even read Forbes? Or magazines? The MIT Tech Review seems more focused and also does a "Innovators under 35&
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by magashna 7y ago
> more-or-less irrelevant politically This is a great way to lose. Again. Remember when Hillary, in her hubris, didn't campaign outside of big coastal cities? Those people exist and they matter. Acting like they don't is the be
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by magashna 7y ago
I mostly want a commute of less than an hour. If I was 100% remote I'd move to the middle of nowhere.
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by magashna 7y ago
Or maybe a metric/imperial mixup
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by magashna 7y ago
Yet you're still using online resources that are within the 5 eyes.
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by magashna 7y ago
I think you don't hear about it often is because big companies have a cheaper outcome when settling for a fee.
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by magashna 7y ago
How thin does it have to get before everyone says "this feels shitty"? I have a few mechanical keyboards at home and at work and I can't imagine always having to use one of these new keyboards with zero throw. It makes me fee
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by magashna 7y ago
That looks pretty cool, but I definitely have a soft spot for the jank that was in the scene 20 years ago. Back when it was more like pro wrestling
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by magashna 7y ago
Author is spreading anti-skub propaganda.
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by magashna 7y ago
They had a heavyweight class but in the end, spinning really fast crushed all competition at every level from what I remember. Any design that deviated was a novelty, and I can see why you wouldn't want to bother with an interesting de
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by magashna 7y ago
Might be the shock we need to work on renewables and batteries more seriously on a global level.
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by magashna 7y ago
Those giant robots are years away from having the mobility needed for entertaining combat. I feel like we peaked with BattleBots nearly 20 years ago, early on before the spinning doom meta took over. There was fun stuff like that bot that h
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by magashna 7y ago
It's a niche more because of initial cost. The Quest seems to be a good standalone bridge for people who want to get into it. It's definitely not a gimmick. Everyone I've had try my Vive are blown away by it. Motion sickness
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by magashna 7y ago
I think one of the best things they did was make electric cars cool. For so long Prius had the rep of a dorky car for hippies.
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by magashna 7y ago
With the 24 hour news cycle, I've started regarding large popular news-o-tainment companies in the same vein. CNN/FOX are just as bad as assuming some egg on twitter is reporting unaltered truths.
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by magashna 7y ago
I had trouble getting an apartment because of credit fraud. Was I not a victim in the situation? I had to spend hours on the phone over months getting my credit report cleared. I guess I'm being entitled and poor ole Bank of America wa
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by magashna 7y ago
I would rather be less involved with these credit companies. I recently spent about a month getting some BS off my Experian account. Whenever you're on hold you need to sit through around 10 minutes of commercials for their data protec
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by magashna 7y ago
You do. OP sounds like a typical end user. Waits a year to reboot and then gets mad that updates take an hour to download and install.
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by magashna 7y ago
I feel like Zelda 1 & 2 have some dead ends that would be really frustrating. Maybe if it was a true remake, not just a reskin or something.
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by magashna 7y ago
Fun to watch, frustrating to play. That's why I'd recommend the youtube versions of these. There are parts in Thunder in Paradise that look nearly impossible with the Phillips CD-i controller, and I think you'd need the rarer
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by magashna 7y ago
It's a toss up whether I want money going to the dev or publisher rather than someone selling their game. With the way that prices drop drastically, sometimes not even a few months after, I'm fine with the current model. The only
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by magashna 7y ago
You're better off watching the cutscenes on youtube, the game is truly terrible. Also the CD-i focused on "interactive media" rather than what most would consider a good game. Hulk Hogan's "Thunder in Paradise"
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by magashna 7y ago
Can't have been that "doomed" if a kid not wanting a phone is a savior.
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by magashna 7y ago
I can't imagine Valve won't find some loophole or way around this. Being able to resell digital games would destroy that economy. A possible outcome would be games in France are never on sale and they can only be traded within the
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by magashna 7y ago
Then they should note that drug related deaths went up by 27% from 2017-18 https://www.nrscotland.gov.uk/files//statistics/drug-related...
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by magashna 7y ago
That's because iOS is all just reskinned Safari. Blame Apple, not anyone else
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by magashna 7y ago
There seems to be this idea that some sites work worse with FF but in all the time Chrome has existed, I've never found any sites that didn't work with FF.
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by magashna 7y ago
Movies have dropped down in my perceived value considering within a year or two you can get a 60+ hour AAA video game for ~$15

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