tanjtanjtanj

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by tanjtanjtanj 2mo ago
That's not quite right (other than the electronic part obviously). There were traveling coach shows, dance and performance halls, and at a minimum week-long performance events (religious ones too) before anyone here on earth was alive.
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by tanjtanjtanj 4mo ago
The last time I called Apple the phone service employee hit me with “I understand your issue as I am also a student” when I replied that I wasn’t a student he then followed it up with “Oh, neither am I”
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by tanjtanjtanj 4mo ago
A couple anecdotes from me: A (quite large) company that I worked for stopped offering surfaces to employees after the average lifetime over the 3 years they offered them was under 1 year. We even had a terrible batch of Dells at the same t
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by tanjtanjtanj 5mo ago
Your experience is way different from mine. I had some very basic "double check" type questions about my very straightforward taxes I threw at the bot because it was handy and it didn't seem to know that it was even related t
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by tanjtanjtanj 5mo ago
Ah, I have I guess an old version of the CR downloaded from when I was a judge and TO where rule section 722 is "Controlling Another Player," weird reorganization there. Are you active in judge forums or social media at all? Huge
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by tanjtanjtanj 5mo ago
Well there was a huge discussion on what it means amongst judges. On plain reading it does not do what it states it does. Start just with the phrase "its spell" - those words are entirely undefined until getting into the rulings,
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by tanjtanjtanj 5mo ago
There was an era about 10-15 years long where that was true but modern cards often fall back on very loose language that they tighten up with rulings prior or sometimes after release. See the language behind the "Prepared" key wor
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by tanjtanjtanj 6mo ago
The kobo store has problems with DRM but Kobo devices do not. they’ll open whatever you put on the file system (and it’s treated as a first class citizen along with anything you’ve bought from them). They also are extremely easy to install
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by tanjtanjtanj 6mo ago
Really? Because he invented the gambling part of MTG - booster packs and then introduced drafting to get people to crack even more. He’s not full time (or even part time) on MTG these days but he is often called in as a consultant.
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by tanjtanjtanj 6mo ago
The reason they have the “nanny dog reputation” is because a breeder made it up in the 1970s and then it caught on through shares and likes through Facebook in the late 2010s. There is no historical basis for the contents of what was basica
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by tanjtanjtanj 6mo ago
The nanny-dog thing is a myth made up by a breeder and shared through basically Facebook chain letters. There is no historical basis that pits ever were recommended to watch babies.
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by tanjtanjtanj 7mo ago
The dish was not emulating anything like that, it just required a second set of chopsticks.
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by tanjtanjtanj 7mo ago
I’m actually curious here, not trying to question your experience but does other people’s food regularly contaminate your food when you eat at the same table as them? I’ve lived with a celiac sufferer before and I’ve never heard of somethin
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by tanjtanjtanj 7mo ago
I ate at a very nice restaurant (think The Menu) in Kagaonsen last week and the main course was served with lacquered chopsticks but another course was served with disposable chopsticks and the waiter actually broke them and rubbed them tog
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by tanjtanjtanj 7mo ago
How recent? As recently as last weekend I was seeing blue check marks replying with AI generated only-technically-related replies on top of the majority of the posts I looked at.
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by tanjtanjtanj 7mo ago
While there are many Roguelikes with procedural generation, I think the most popular ones do not. Slay the Spire, Risk of Rain 2, Hades 1/2, BoE etc are all handmade stages with a random order with randomized player powers rather than
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by tanjtanjtanj 8mo ago
Destroying speed cameras, especially the tire method, in the UK far predates ULEZ.
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by tanjtanjtanj 8mo ago
I've used my Facebook account once in the last decade, still keep it open as I have no reason to delete it and give up my parked identity (I share a name with a nationally recognizeable politician).
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by tanjtanjtanj 8mo ago
I don’t think parent implied that that are the only options, they just gave examples that can fit into categories. Did you mean to add where your expensive polyester blend clothing lands on the spectrum they were illustrating?
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by tanjtanjtanj 9mo ago
I was shocked by the App Store yesterday. I was searching for a well known app made by a huge f500 company. Now, this app is by some distance the most used app in its category but they had CHANGED the name of the app to the name of the sec
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by tanjtanjtanj 9mo ago
Mine did until recently, which is the only state relevant to my comment.
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by tanjtanjtanj 9mo ago
Absolutely the right move, I buy as much physical media as makes sense (hence using Apple Music so I can merge the two listening types)
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by tanjtanjtanj 9mo ago
I see SO many illegally modified trucks and I've never seen or heard of someone getting in trouble or failing inspection for them. It boggles my mind every time I see a car with tires extending half a foot on either side of the cabin v
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by tanjtanjtanj 9mo ago
That seems unlikely as I literally left and did not buy a car with more options and stayed in contact afterwards but I have seen that technique before where they suddenly "find" one in inventory after they realize you aren't
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by tanjtanjtanj 9mo ago
Just as an anecdote - When I was buying my last car I went in and asked for just the base model with nothing added onto it, ie not even the "eXtra Special" designations, and the dealership said they probably won't have any fo
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by tanjtanjtanj 9mo ago
The best part about the F-150 is that it isn't even toddlers at that point. The most common F-150 variant I see in my area's hood goes up to my shoulder and I'm 2 meters tall. You often see the very important people driving t
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by tanjtanjtanj 9mo ago
Well I've never seen one move!
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by tanjtanjtanj 9mo ago
I don’t know what specialty stores you’re talking about but A4 is readily available at most stationary stores, or anything related to letter writing, pens, or paper. I got the A5 notebook I’m currently using at Barnes and Noble, they also h
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by tanjtanjtanj 9mo ago
I don't think it requires an additional subscription. Apple music started as solely an "upload your music to play anywhere" service. I use apple music over the other offerings solely for this feature and for a large portion o
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by tanjtanjtanj 9mo ago
I don’t know about Amazon but having migrated to/from both Spotify and Apple Music they are both ludicrously easy to export playlists/libraries from.

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