tetris11

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   by tetris11 7y ago

   Same. I have been using it for a few months now, both as a user and a contributor (of times). It has not let me down once, and genuinely makes YouTube tolerable again
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   by tetris11 7y ago

   Youve got South Norwood one side and Dulwich on the other. Crystal Palace is right on the cusp of being mugged and stepping on an artisan terrier.
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   by tetris11 7y ago

   I guess I'm in the minority here, but I genuinely enjoy my commute to work. It's the sole reason I turn up. With my new place of work I pass through rolling hills, farms, vineyards, rivers, and by the time I get to the office I am
4. 2254.▲
   by tetris11 7y ago

   Jupp.
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   by tetris11 7y ago

   Here's a [SMMRY]( https://smmry.com/ ) version: "Wealthy homeowners had the resources and the motivation to put time and money into their neighborhood schools; good neighborhood schools in turn attracted other wealt
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   by tetris11 7y ago

   That's the point. The bullies let you free if you cough up your lunch money on the way to the only cafeteria around.
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   by tetris11 7y ago

   So paragraph tags have hierarchical names, and there is a contacts manager. Two main reasons to go with hyperbole.
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   by tetris11 7y ago

   I'm still unsure what to make of that. It sounds similar to `org-mode` which markups and structures text, and also enables links to other files (local, ssh, http). Is there something that `org-mode` cannot do that `hyperbole` can?