wileydragonfly

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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
I always wonder where we’re going to see the next kind of world changing innovation like this. Immunotherapy? Maybe. Recently all I’ve gotten is a phone that listens to my conversations and serves me targeted ads.
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
That secretary is probably hard funded, makes more money than 75% of the scientists she supported, enjoys vacations, and will have a comfortable retirement.
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
Nice bookend to the other link. “All I want is a 17 sided polygon on my tombstone… here’s a simple guide on how to draw it.” “Best I can do is a star.”
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
Deloreans are so ridiculously small in person. No chance I could fit in one. Was really quite surprised but there’s a few of them rolling around in Houston.
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
Sir, I am a few days belated but thank you so much for linking this. I feel terrible roaching copies of After Burner.
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
There used to be a Wendy’s overlooking Fredericksted harbor on St. Croix. Best deal going on the island with breath taking scenery. Similarly, St. Thomas had a Taco Bell in Charlotte Amelia. It didn’t last long. The Hard Rock Cafe lasted
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
“We’d rather it rotted away to dust versus you digging it up.” Good grief.
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
Get an MBA
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
I’ve got some Yihua station that replaced a Weller I used for 20 years. Towards the end, the Weller kept blowing through so many expensive parts, it was cheaper to get a Yihua. Frankly, it’s been incredible and a far better experience tha
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
Penn and Teller did a show 20 years ago where they served snooty people food from Taco Bell. Might be worth a watch.
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
We used a drill for #2 but the price difference disappeared pretty quickly iirc
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
So far.
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
I’ve already got an Everdrive. I like making single game carts. I was unaware of the raphnet product but that’s considerably more expensive than original carts.
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
Very interesting post. I played some MSX recently and there’s some good games there. I’m sure I’m going to end up with an MSX2 some day. I recently started making some SEGA master system cartridges. Your only option there is to destroy a
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
Man, that is something I haven’t thought about in over two decades. I remember that circulating around early aughts internet. And I think there’s something to your theory.
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
Metallica. Not even once since Napster. NOT EVEN ONCE.
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
I went to a book signing (Fall, or Dodge in Hell) and you could tell he was so worn out over discussing Snowcrash, and that was five years ago. Otherwise a very thoughtful Q&A session, though. A stark contrast from the Neil Gaiman thi
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
I tried to set up a bank account in Argentina, and I will admit it was to buy cheap digital PC and Xbox game licenses. Incredibly hard to do so as a foreigner.
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
He comments on fields in which he’s unqualified, and his remake of Nova had a ton of unnecessary swearing. And goes on TV and talks about politics. That’s when he lost me.
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
And if you split their tongues, according to family lore, they can talk.
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
The first time I’d heard about Telegram being used was when some dude hacked those modern NeoGeo minis and was distributing CFW there. Figured it must be shady as hell. Have yet to see otherwise.
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
Sure are a lot of Steve Jacksons in fantasy gaming.
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
Input ghosting. Happens when they don’t use a 1 to 1 switch matrix. Probably some truth to what you’re saying, I could see the column/row inputs being different.
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by wileydragonfly 2y ago
The specter of dementia frequently makes me want to not live all that long.