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by slater- 4y ago
FRIENDSHIP
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by slater- 4y ago
careful looking for truth in youtube comments. how many of those people are bots? or just idiots? those albums you mentioned ARE dreck ;)
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by slater- 4y ago
it's an American turn of phrase, possibly related to the Tupac song "I Aint Mad At Cha." Casual sarcasm. See also: "I wouldn't kick her out of bed for eating crackers."
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by slater- 4y ago
i love playing video games, and also you're completely right.
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by slater- 4y ago
hey! it's you! the Scorpion to my Sub Zero
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by slater- 4y ago
Maybe you're right about us being at the end of the road for internet discussion, and at first I want to say "oh no," but maybe it's not a bad thing. No use continuing to pursue something once you know it won't work
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by slater- 4y ago
I think you're exactly right. In my youth, the internet was about having fun, about being INTERESTING, even if your mom or your boss wouldn't understand. And you could always just walk away from your Buffy Xanga and get into somet
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by slater- 4y ago
i can relate to this. love your username btw.
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by slater- 4y ago
have you checked to make sure you're not just stuck in the plot of a Home Alone movie?
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by slater- 4y ago
"Threats hardly seem appropriate for a progressive learning environment, but for decades I have taught inconsolably anxious students mortified by attendance reports, submission systems and other machinery that sends nagging notificatio
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by slater- 4y ago
React confusion (and the resulting pontification) has got to be one of the main things keeping the "aspiring developer" business going.
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by slater- 4y ago
I'm with you. "Oh no look at that ableist piece of shit Andres Segovia with his ten fingers" give me a break. Chuck Close painted his giant portraits with what, one finger? sorry if anyone is disabled and i hope they're
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by slater- 4y ago
dude, what?! i am immediately a fan.
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by slater- 4y ago
yes. also every single us city has a street called "martin luther king jr blvd"
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by slater- 4y ago
they open up certain dialogue options as you go, but not as much as I would've liked. When I get to writing the later chapters, the stats are going to figure more heavily into the story.
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by slater- 4y ago
this seems like a brilliant idea.
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by slater- 4y ago
I love Ink! You can do so many cool things with it. Here's a "short" game I made using Ink, and a little bit of CSS: https://choco-wonka.web.app/
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by slater- 4y ago
yes, it's true, I keep hearing the people everywhere clamoring for their shot at remaking "The Jazz Singer." (something something blackface)
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by slater- 4y ago
as we say in america when someone is right about something, "i think you just hit the nail on the head."
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by slater- 4y ago
wait what's the implication of 7.23?
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by slater- 4y ago
show me the cd with 100 million tracks on it, that reports my every play/pause to a bunch of advertisers, and then tries to guess what i want to listen to next. semantics, i know. but c'mon ;)
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by slater- 4y ago
first time i ever played goldeneye i picked jaws, thinking he'd be badass. me: "wait, i have to always be looking down in order to aim my gun at anyone?" my friend brian: "yeah, jaws is tall. and don't get ahead of
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by slater- 4y ago
I became addicted to Hacker News because Jason Kottke went on sabbatical. So long, suckers!
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by slater- 4y ago
Yes, thank you for this. Deconstruction is THE artistic skill. Sometimes the parts whose sum make up the whole are kind of ugly on their own. We shouldn't be afraid of this when it happens. There will always be the more literal-minded
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by slater- 4y ago
i'm a musician, i enjoy and also sometimes play noise music. your comment is exactly correct. noise as music is totally preposterous. a large part of what i enjoy about noise are thoughtful, hilarious critiques like yours. here are so