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The Adventure Zone is my all time favorite podcast. 3 brothers and their dad playing DnD but they don’t take the rules as seriously as many other actual-play podcasts.

The Critshow is another great one.

If you have “emergency” in the title of an article, maybe don’t put it behind a paywall.

Too soon to know. Could be another undiagnosed mental issue.

This is why I only book Alaska when flying out of PDX. I know the quality of service I will get and I don’t even bother looking for cheaper flights.

And London to LA or NY are definitely routes with that demographic.

Darn. Mine’s more than one page. :/

I read this as “the greater the age gap” at first.

My first thought was Infected Mushroom

I use 1Blocker and love it.

9/11 might have changed it in some places but not most.

I saw this talk live but was disappointed the app is $10 to give it a shot. Seems a little steep.

Not quite 10 years, but my Ultimate Hacking Keyboard took quite a bit longer than first estimates.

Super happy with how it ended up turning out and the runners of the project kept us updated Monthly without fail with actual, candid updates.

I still love my UHKs and use them every day.

I know many other people who survived cancer who decided that life was too short to take it too seriously and now they are more care free, play more video games, smoke more pot, etc.

I’m glad you had a personal revelation that works for you (maybe), but being a cancer survivor doesn’t make you a better arbiter of other people’s time and energy.

Consent was you typing in “youtube.com” to go to a privately owned website.

I see this anecdote all the time as if it it really applies to the modern internet. I don’t think it really holds any bearing at all.

The early days of the internet didn’t facilitate trillions in economic value like it is now.

We can use that anecdote as inspiration but it really has no merit on the modern internet.

This article begins by describing the experiment and “results” being that “something is leeching out from the paper cups too” but then the scientists say, “but we don’t know what since we didn’t analyze the water, which we could do.

Kind of disappointing that the only “results” were that the midge larvae, in this trial setup, behaved the same as they did when exposed to just pure plastic cups leeching into their water.

Wow. I was enjoying this thread but you really killed the vibe by thinking you’re a better determiner of people’s free time, not to mention you somehow think you know a stranger on the internet better than themselves?

Please tell me this is a copypasta and was just sarcasm.

Or… i could try and play through Space Ex since it was mentioned in FFF and I’ve never tried it before.

I used to be a dev for them. HTS is how i got started with computer science.

No one said it had to be a business. They were making the point that its hard to keep something like that running and maintained for free.

The passcode is not, but its prompting you to share a password with your “Apple TV” so that password will be shared.

Definitely still worth it if you’ve never been before.

People who have gone 5+ years will bitch and whine and tell you how much it’s changed but also they’ve seen everything at the con before. Your 20th trip to Disneyland isn’t going to be as magical as the first.

Thats how I would do it. You can have a goroutine send on a channel (buffered or non buffered), and then another function can consume the chan as needed which lets the goroutine generate results as needed as well.

Assuming they discovered a low cost, room temperature, room pressure, superconductor, there are many HUGE technological advancements that can be made that would impact your daily life.

Possibilities include improved battery longevity in all devices(probably in an order of magnitude), low friction transport improvements (ie. cheaper high speed rail), and faster and higher bandwidth wired connections.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technological_applications_of_...

The mobile app works much better than the website used to on mobile.

If you use the mobile app it will work just find. Highly recommend.

Do you honestly believe that the only people who have thought about the ramifications of AI are Sci Fi authors? I can guarantee people who spend years researching and building advanced language models have thought about the ramifications of their work.

This isn’t Jurassic Park.

If nobody wanted this they wouldn’t have done it.

There are lots of cool uses for NFTs in game settings.

Now that some of the major hype and scams have died down, this is probably the best time for this to go live.

All these examples of “living” involve being in a single location while being completely sedentary, something I would say most people would get very tired of quickly.

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