Dr Cog

I think it has less to do with their ideology and more to do with the fact that an instance with almost no rules usually attracts shitty people

The feed desperately needed a fix, so I'm glad they pushed it out. But agreed, they should be prioritizing methods to reduce spam and bots in the next release, even if they need to push out a relatively feature-sparse version first

I don't think you can say there is a sub at this point

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Fallout 4 had its missteps for sure, but it's still a pretty fun game. What about it made you quit Bethesda?

Neuroscientist here. Neuropeptides always have dozens of different uses, and oxytocin is no exception. The idea that it is a "love hormone" is a simplification for the lay person.

This is a lot of work if you're just trying to browse the site. Instead of spending hours blocking instances after first checking whether an instance is mostly bots (and safe to block) or if it's just a single group of bots in an otherwise fine instance in which case you block the users, a general list like OP suggested would be more useful.

You always want to see people get good counsel, as it protects against the defendant claiming ineffective assistance of counsel later. But it really would be hilarious if this was the case

Just in time for the Xbox X Series SSX Tricky

By forcing them to moderate their own subs, they would have to (ideally) pay their own employees to do so. Not only would this be expensive, but it would hurt them in the eyes of investors right before they go public.

Never heard of them. What did the acronym stand for?

Sure, here's a review article: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0018506X11002868

I remember loving MGS4 when I played it on my friends PS3 in college, but I've never owned the system myself. Really looking forward to replaying it after... 15 years holy crap