I don't want to get all 'Rick and Morty is for high IQs' but I would imagine the type of user that left Reddit in the recent protest is a bit more clued in than the average r/jokes commenter.
The discussions around here certainly have a flavour of the Old Reddit, before Digg even.
Well, I guess you won't find them around here. Remember Tate telling everyone he was 'too smart to read'.
Like everyone else, I get distracted and forget to do this. Then I look out at my car while standing at the register. Naturally, the numbers are not visible from this location...
That's just Jim backwards.
LEGITIMATE INTEREST!!
r/TotallyNotRobots is spreading everywhere.
Emotionally mature adults shouldn't have to shout at anyone in daily life. It's not repressed rage if you have an even temperament.
I do know several volatile people who consider it normal to 'blow off steam' by having a raging argument every now and then. It may be helpful to them but it's childish and unfair to those around them.
Google golden passport. Portugal and Spain were at it but I think many countries have shut down the programme.
You can split hairs, but I certainly don't 'feel safer' around people who raise their voice to me. It's intemperate, threatening and often bullying. But I can see we won't agree.
I've heard some AI experts on Hard Fork suggest 80% of the Internet will be AI bot trash in 2 years.
Just to avoid confusion, it's called Coherence. That's why none of your friends watched it! LOL
Edit: he said Cohesion.
See the 30 second clip on YouTube. Tate talks about books. It's hilarious and chilling.
Totally ignoring 'non-Western' like most people here, but it's all I know.
You could look into the Pre-Christian mythology of Ireland. The Túatha Dé Danann, Fomorians, the Fianna (including Fionn mac Cumhaill), and Cú Chulainn.
There are countless books available, including by WB Yeats, but the most ubiquitous is likely Early Irish Myths and Sagas from Penguin Classics.
Everyday pops?
I buy and sell used books. I came across one nondescript worn hardback in a box and for some reason decided to research it. It's worth five figures. Cost about 25c.
Lynx at the San Francisco public library! And Gopher was around before WWW.
I remember reading a melodrama from the 1800s where the protagonist, a failed writer, makes a deal with the devil to have a bestselling book. In the second half he becomes wildly successful, but is tortured by the knowledge that he is genuinely mediocre. It always stuck with me. Reminds me of people buying Likes.
I've been on a Penny & Giles for over 10 years. Couldn't compute without it.
He looked beneath his shirt today
There was a wound in his flesh so deep and wide
From the wound a lovely flower grew
From somewhere deep inside
He turned around to face his mother
To show her the wound in his breast that burned like a brand
But the sword that cut him open
Was the sword in his mother's hand
The Lazarus Heart - Sting
Not specifically for guitar but MusicSheets is the best app to collect songs into collections and setlists for performance.
Spark for Android. EMclient for desktop. Both have combined inboxes.
Moderate condition, ex-library so there are stamps and labels. However it's about 120 years old and a first edition. There was one for sale last year, now there are none for sale anywhere in the world, AFAIK. It was the first book of its genre and is recognised as influencing the later masters. Think Poe influencing Conan Doyle. I'm reluctant to mention the details because I don't want it showing up in a search. Sorry to be so cagey! I'd be annoyed by this post myself if I read it.
iirc this is why I changed to Voyager.
Not 100% ,but iirc this is what actually happened to Spez (re: r/jailbait) back in the day, and it's followed him ever since. Plenty of other reasons to hate the guy I'm sure, but not that.
Interesting. What's the total price per sheet on decent paper? I do a few hundred A3 prints a week.
We have 1168. Big splurge on ecclesiastical building in the 1100s.
I presumed he meant Apple because of the logo. But maybe I am very old...
Do you like the job? I'd change if I were you. Just my 2 cents.
It's a terribly written article. It appears to be a transcript of a news segment. It's almost impossible to follow what the 'scam' is or why Instagram is involved.
The Digg exodus....?
Thanks for doing the math. I have a deal with a commercial printer for slightly less, so it appears I won't be changing. Rather not have the hassle either, in fairness.
I think I found a Greasemonkey script to do it? Works on my browser anyway.
A search returns this article alone. Bizarre. Is he trying to make this happen??