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2 months agoTelegram’s that kid in school that often says “hey you can tell me anything, c’mon trust me with your secret”. An hour later, everyone knows it.
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4·3 months agoHe’s going for gasps. Laughs are cheap.
11·3 months agoMy kindle oasis (1st gen) cover disagrees with this statement. Somehow my Kindle Keyboard outlasted my oasis by a decade.
I’ll blame the early internet. So often stuff was for free, either due to the dot com bubble or just because someone wanted to create something.
More often than not the second one.I mean, there were pages full of flash video games and animations with that sole purpose, no ulterior intentions.
When google came around, it too seemed amother neat free thing.
Maybe it’s a Minecraft-trained AI.
6·5 months agoMountain Dew Verification Can when?
You wouldn’t dare! Nobody’s that evil…
2·6 months agoGitHub > insights> network
18·6 months agoBoom, Rostedt.
I’m pretty surprised it was this guy; he’s pretty senior and has a ton of experience.
Linus could have shown a bit of leniency this time.
2·6 months agoIt’s truly you! The hero of Kvatch!
Aim your photon torpedoes to the moon, if you miss you might hit a bird of prey using reflection technology.
21·7 months ago“The day I visited your village was the most important day in your life. For me it was Tuesday.” Kind of vibe.
WHICH it reminds me of this fabulous piece of writing:
https://mashable.com/article/facebook-mark-zuckerberg-parody-spoof
Your honor, I would also like to present their role in Myanmar’s genocide
My experience with Fintech and the financial sector is that they don’t care about how much, they only care about how fast.
His only regret was that he got boneitis? (was that an homage?)
I had the same overwhelming reaction to BG3’s creation menu, but honestly, the game goes the mile to let you change everything later if you feel like it and honestly there’s a “go with the flow” vibe by the fact that very few cases have instant game over conclusions.
I would say though that combat tends to be a measure twice and cut once because there’s often an easy way of dealing with it, being either using the environment or exploring first another location that might give an advantage.
Sorry, I don’t speak Italian.
A Macintosh Quadra some designer brought from home.
Would somebody think of the regimes!