skyyler

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961.
by skyyler 3y ago
The only one that's difficult to emulate is the N64. Last I checked there wasn't an agreed upon project like there is for the GC/Wii and other Nintendo consoles.
962.
by skyyler 3y ago
But he didn’t say that “competitive online games are a male thing” he said “extensive gaming is a male thing” which just isn’t true.
963.
by skyyler 3y ago
Population analyses don’t show that women don’t play video games.
964.
by skyyler 3y ago
I wasn't referring to casual games either. I'm sure my friend Melanie has more hours in the disgaea series than you do in your little shooter games. My wife's sister makes a pretty penny buying and selling items in some MMO.
965.
by skyyler 3y ago
>man things, such as extensive video gaming or programming Adorable how you people reveal your biases at the smallest provocation... My mom really enjoys the Silent Hill series and my wife loves Zelda. Can you explain what makes "ex
966.
by skyyler 3y ago
"fearmonger" and "terrorist" have strikingly similar definitions.
967.
by skyyler 3y ago
That's a different discussion. Though, I have to imagine, if there wasn't rent-seeking from the platform, and the driver got all of the fees charged to the user, the pay might not be as bad.
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by skyyler 3y ago
>Gig workers, especially food delivery, do a very low productivity job that consumers don't want to pay a lot for If you compare the prices on doordash or similar apps to the prices inside the restaurant, you'll find that what
969.
by skyyler 3y ago
> In 1971 it took 100 days to pass the 26th amendment lowering voting age to 18. I was taught in history class that this was rushed so quickly because congress thought it would reduce the number of student protests.
970.
by skyyler 3y ago
Prediction: This is the prevailing opinion among people that would purchase it. It will have disappointing sales numbers and there will be no Fold 2.
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by skyyler 3y ago
Gestures are way more comfortable for me than a button ever was.
972.
by skyyler 3y ago
I can't put my finger on it precisely, but it feels like there are outside influences radicalizing people via social media with an ultimate goal of destabilizing the United States.
973.
by skyyler 4y ago
What's the difference between a creative process or a derivative process? Aesthetics isn't just now grappling with the question of originality. This is an old conversation, people have been arguing that all creative work is techni
974.
by skyyler 4y ago
Are you tone deaf? The comment you’re replying to is softly stating that going back into the office is making them feel suicidal. This is a perfect venue to discuss that…
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by skyyler 4y ago
Exactly!
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by skyyler 4y ago
Isn't it obvious? Revenue!
977.
by skyyler 4y ago
Access to more experienced people isn't a requirement for learning a skill. Access to a table saw isn't a requirement for making cabinets. It makes things a lot faster and easier. At the risk of a little danger.
978.
by skyyler 4y ago
“ Once you’ve been to Cambodia, you’ll never stop wanting to beat Henry Kissinger to death with your bare hands. You will never again be able to open a newspaper and read about that treacherous, prevaricating, murderous scumbag sitting down
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by skyyler 4y ago
>the time I had to call tech support, I had somebody who clearly knew details of how DHCP & IPs worked It would be really cool if tech support wasn't considered a dead-end / low-value job. Competent tech support makes a hug
980.
by skyyler 4y ago
Personally, I hope IBM goes extinct. Why should it keep existing? Nostalgia?
981.
by skyyler 4y ago
What are you even asking for?
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by skyyler 4y ago
This seems to be a night manager bringing their kids to work with them to work, not "McDonalds hired 10 year olds" It's still concerning that the night manager felt the need to bring their kids into work with them. 2am fast f
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by skyyler 4y ago
It comes right after a mailto link so I don't think it was intended to stop spam. At least, I hope not.
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by skyyler 4y ago
This right here. People have tasted the fruit of the tree of (machine) knowledge. They're not going to let a simple webfilter stop them.
985.
by skyyler 4y ago
Please hesitate before offering medical advice to strangers next time.
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by skyyler 4y ago
You might not think so, but there are absolutely unheard voices there. The /lgbt/ board is full of viewpoints I've not seen shared elsewhere. Is that a good thing? Not for me to decide. I'm not particularly involved with
987.
by skyyler 4y ago
Sadly; because a noble pursuit has been reduced to literal crime...
988.
by skyyler 4y ago
:< some replyguy doesn’t like my comment oh frick I’m gonna reflect really hard on this
989.
by skyyler 4y ago
Have you paid attention to the toothpastes commercially available? A shocking number proudly claim to be fluoride free!
990.
by skyyler 4y ago
My first job was collecting the sick / dead chickens off the floor at a chicken farm. No one was asking how many I picked up, I always assumed the number of chicks dropped off was compared to the number of mature chickens. But maybe no

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