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@antonio_diavolo
@basedgizmo
“If you don’t like it, don’t go to the theater,” and then nobody does and the theater dies.
When you go to a movie theater, you’re paying a premium for a better experience than you’d have at home. If the experience is worse because people are on their phones, there’s no point.
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@JessInAbsentia
If they became famous before the 80s, they probably cheated on their wife *with a minor*.
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@MiddleearthMixr
Nah, I think smartphones did.
The internet used to be a place. You would "go on the computer." It was an activity that warranted a space in your home, so people designed around that. Now most people do most of their computing from smartphones, and desktops are especially niche.
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@sorrelquest
You know what non-food item every Asian grocery store sells? Rice cookers. I think they're probably on to something.
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@VeryBadLlama
Apparently radio stations think “Hallelujah” is a Christmas song, so nothing really surprises me.
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@lodgepolepines
The real problem is the lack of mobility. Anyone can make $15 / hour at Starbucks, but considering inflation in groceries and rent, that’s not worth a whole lot these days.
And it’s normal enough to be broke when you’re young, but the prospects for growth are pretty grim atm.
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@thechosenberg
The “they’re not entitled” line would be an instant deal breaker for me. You shouldn’t need a contractual obligation to express appreciation. Reveals a total lack of genuine kindness or consideration for others outside of herself, and that’s probably never going to change.
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@EPM106
These takes are always so funny, like people who only know one system of measurement are really going to talk down to people who know and use multiple systems.
Americans learn Fahrenheit, Celsius, imperial, and metric at about the same time and switch depending on the domain.
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@PaulSkallas
Return to cool private coffee shops that are open until 10 and sell local art
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@worldwidesteez
I feel like there’s a version of this that’s constructive and not cringe, but it would have to look way less like a cross between an annual performance review and an elementary school assignment.
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@B0bduh
I agree with the sentiment, but RDR2 isn't a great example of this because all those little environmental details are sort of the point of the game. It's a slice of life in that era in history. The gameplay itself is arguably less important than experiencing the environment.
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@ShitpostGate
He messed up by kicking it under the fridge. Should have kicked it to a low traffic spot that's out in the open so it would evaporate faster.
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@ThatJakePC
Agree that writing is difficult and follow through is commendable, but ratings are signals for other potential buyers, not to make the author feel good. Some writing, however hard the author worked on it, is not very good and probably not worth your money or time.
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@RyadarAndCo
@PhillyBeatzU
Bro they’re a company. They’re selling you a product so they can make a profit. You don’t owe them fealty.
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@thechosenberg
Yeah this doesn’t seem like one of those cases. He’s not leading her on with false promises. He *tried* to marry her. Twice. Why didn’t she break up with him?
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@GiboAgain
Still baffled as to why a studio that's known for their environmental storytelling decided to build a game around procedurally generated environments. Makes me question how well they understand their own product.
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@wanyeburkett
I grew up in an electric stove family. Never even considered that there were other options until I moved in to my first apartment, which had a gas stove, and I was blown away by how much more pleasant it was to cook on. I don’t remember anyone trying to sell me. The stove sold me
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@GenelJumalon
How is this an AI problem? Somebody could have drawn that picture. The issue is that it somehow cleared the review process.
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@chrismorley
I doubt anyone’s going to change their vote to Trump over it, but I could absolutely see people who would otherwise vote for Biden just not turning up on Election Day.
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@ComradeDoyIe
Everyone who gets into freelancing figures this out sooner or later. The lower your rates, the worse your clients.
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@debarghya_das
Film adaptations of books are usually disappointing even when developed by talented filmmakers who understood the spirit of the works they're adapting and the internal motivations of their characters. Why would I want to consume a worse version of that?
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@OfficialPsyn
@coldhealing
Probably because it was recorded with the intention of posting to social media. They knew thousands of strangers might see it, so it took on a performative quality.
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@MicrowaveHyena
@HMBohemond
I mean, I *didn’t* believe it, so it would feel like a stretch for me to call it believable.
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@solarsystern
@Cruxador
Usually with guys that just means they skimmed your Facebook / Insta, not like a full on opsec campaign
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@FullmetalMoron
@LookAtMyMeat1
It doesn’t use AI, except for things like pathfinding, which most games use AI for.
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@ConorOS56662557
@EPM106
You would if you’d paid attention in grade school, where it’s part of the curriculum.
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@megantheevalium
Genuinely asking, how does “she / they” work? When people say “he / him” or “she / her”, they’re giving the subject and object forms, but “she / they” are both subjects. When do they want you to call them which, and how do you know which object to use?
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@Bolverk15
He did evolve it. I think that’s the problem. He used to do a lot more historical content, but over the last ~5 years, he’s pivoted to culture war issues and homebrew swords / kind of just LARPing with his buddies. There’s not much left for his original core audience.
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@Gingerblast
The issue with dirtying the bottom isn't having to wash both sides (as people are commenting on) -- it's handling them. If you stack a plate on top of one that someone had been eating pancakes off of, someone's going to have to pry them apart and get syrup on their hands.
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@DeusVul06972046
@9mm_smg
@Poopcrates
@jenkophile
I've known serious alcoholics who mostly drank beer. If you crack a beer when you wake up and drink one / hour for the rest of the day (very doable), that's roughly equivalent to a fifth of vodka, which is more than enough to cause organ damage over time.
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@SzMarsupial
I’ve moved every 2-3 years for most of my adult life. Having to buy and sell a house every time, aside from being an enormous hassle, would have cost me a fortune in inspection and closing costs. Landlords provided a service that saved me considerable time and money.
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@kis_isaac
@GenelJumalon
Right, but the source doesn't matter in this case, because the end result is standard textbook-style illustrations. The problem is that what the illustrations represent is bogus, and the review process, which is intended to prevent bogus content from being published, failed.
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@yacineMTB
I love watching cable when I’m staying in a hotel, because that’s the only time I encounter cable, and the content is always exactly the same and has been for at least 15 years.
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@paleonormie
Is that true? I still prefer reading paper books. Most guys I know who read do.
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@PaulSkallas
Apple got back into the CPU game a couple years ago and absolutely smoked Intel. The M-Series chips are insane. They don’t just make phones.
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@RetardedThinker
@star_brigadier
@DaveOshry
@FPSthetics
If it takes half a minute to identify the part of the well that’s climbable, that’s half a minute I’m spending not doing something more fun. It’s not a climbing / parkour sim.
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@DiabolicalSpuds
A pension is just a 401K that you don’t manage and you only collect if you spend most of your career at the same company. I’d much rather have the 401k.
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@danlehnermusic
There’s a dark incentive for the corporate establishment to foment hopelessness in young people: people who have no hope for the future make the best consumers, because all that’s left is momentary comfort and pleasure.
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@EverythingOOC
Pawns were buffed in the 19th century (en passant added officially, and promoted pawns could become a piece without needing that piece to have been captured).
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@BlazkowiczCj
@catholicpat
Mostly for publicly antagonizing the Jesuits after repeatedly being told to chill out. Heliocentrism wasn’t *that* controversial. There were advocates for it within the church.
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@StormLord96
Yes, another example of why the original point is moot. Objecting to disabled people in fantasy in general is so incredibly fringe that it hardly seems worth addressing.
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@wanyeburkett
Alternatively, if you don’t want to check out of the system, you can get some friends together, pool your money, rent some property, and start your own 24-hour coffee shop co-op.
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@Mr_Sempere
@EPM106
No, I think Americans know and use multiple systems, which is why I said that and not what you said.
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@wanyeburkett
Office Space made everyone think they hated cubicles, and then we ended up with bench desks 😠
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@MasterTimBlais
Probably tons of them, but it’s hard to say for sure because they never became problems
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@thisoneiserin
@VeryBadLlama
That’s hilarious. Even if you miss that it’s about abortion, it’s still not a romantic song.
“She’s a brick and I’m drowning slowly”
I mean
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@HannesDeVierde
@thechosenberg
I could maybe see an exception if dinner wasn’t part of the plan (e.g. afternoon plans ran long) and they wanted something specific from GrubHub, but generally speaking, if I invite people over in the early evening, I just assume I’m feeding them.
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@TheWaffleH0use
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@ProbablyanOtter
That’s really the crux of the issue imo. It’s entirely up to your DM whether every dungeon is entirely up to NYC accessibility codes. There’s no reason to have this debate with anyone you aren’t playing with.
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@VIRUXErr
@denzilv
@xgigglypuff
“You write proprietary code for money” isn’t the own you think it is
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@yacineMTB
It’s fun and good mental exercise as long as you stick to casual play. Once you get into logging and studying games, you’re turning it into a part time job and that energy could be better spent elsewhere.
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@DAKKADAKKA1
I mostly found the writing annoying and a lot of the tonal choices jarring (and not in the way I think they intended). Lore issues are pretty low on my list for why I gave up on it.
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@antonio_diavolo
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@basedgizmo
Man I hate to break it to you, but being distracted by lights in otherwise dark spaces isn’t a special quality you have — it’s shared by probably every human alive who isn’t blind. It also has nothing to do with being chronically online.
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@antonio_diavolo
@JKMcGUEE
@basedgizmo
I don’t see why 50 people should have to accept an overall worse experience because someone couldn’t look away from their phone for the duration of a movie.
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@CeciliaFae
This is kind of like the "Simpsons did it" joke from South Park. A quick Google search tells me there a 1,025 Pokemon, most of which are based on / hybrids of real world animals. It would be very difficult at this point *not* to have some overlap just by accident.
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@lporiginalg
It aged just fine. Lots of millennials do have his lifestyle and feel similarly directionless and unfulfilled. The observation was maybe more relevant in a moment of greater prosperity, but it's still valid today.
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@LookAtMyMeat1
Basically murders the guy for being mean to him. Zero remorse. Maximus is a sociopath.
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@crybaton
@DaveOshry
@FPSthetics
Those were parkour games though. Learning to identify climbable surfaces and plan a route as you're moving was core gameplay, and in AC's case, dumbing the parkour down did sort of ruin the franchise. FF7 isn't a parkour game. Nobody's buying it for the realistic traversal.
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@jamieloftusHELP
Every couple years, Maddox reminds me that he still exists by doing something really embarrassing.
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@Jonatan_TheDick
@Inhumansoflate1
Which makes it all the more important that we don’t spread the misconception that it’s anything more than a sign.
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@junker_jo
/r/ZeroCovidCommunity is fascinating. It’s like they’re still living in 2020. My operating theory is very high rates of avoidant personality disorder. They briefly experienced a culture in which their crippling anxiety around people could be seen as virtuous and long to return.
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@memeslich
I think the problem is the modern wheelchair feeling anachronistic? Nobody had trouble accepting that Bran was disabled.
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@Bolverk15
My only exposure to this guy is clicking on what sounds like a potentially interesting video on YouTube and it’s just him talking over the video, and he always seems pissed off even when the content is innocuous. I have no idea what his opinions are and cannot imagine wanting to.
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@shadmbrooks
Have you considered posting more historical content again? Seems like that's what you built your core audience on, and there's a lot less competition in that space compared to culture war issues and AI (both of which are heavily saturated and pretty exhausting).
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@SaintLonesome
@MiddleearthMixr
Smartphones and their consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
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@DominicParadiso
@Inhumansoflate1
Intimidation requires the threat of consequences. There isn’t one here.
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@___frye
I used to go to coffee shops with friends at night all the time when I was a teenager. That's pretty much all you would see there after ~5 though. If Zoomers are using online more as their default third place, it's understandable why coffee shops reduced hours.
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@thechosenberg
I mean it depends on where you are in your career. If you’re 20 years old working in food service and aren’t messing around with coworkers because Reddit told you not to, you’re missing out.
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