kidyossarian.bsky.social
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Discord: Yossarianis
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Willing to teach people to play D&D
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The only moving part a modern laptop has is a fan. The primary methods of user induced damage are "Spilled Drink" and "I put something between the screen and keyboard that wasn't flat, grabbed the closed laptop by a corner, and cracked the screen."
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You mean Sithrak, obviously.
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Gary Gygax's main contributions to D&D were marketing and theft.
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Going to do some Dali Inspired Art by being a weird asshole for the sake of being a weird asshole.
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Does the NFC North have a better chance of 1 team with a winning record or 4 teams with a winning record?
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I believe it, it just looks a lot like The Onion editing in people to more famous pictures.
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The guy in red looks photoshopped in there.
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It was worse than the rally that was supposed to have a million people and ended up with a half full arena because, in theory, the parade should have been full of people he could order to be there and perform, and they didn't really show up or march all that well.
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As malicious of compliance as we could hope for.
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He was very pro Catholic King That Kills Protestants On Sight.
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Not quite true, they're also a pedophilia movement.
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You'll have a a protest with an unusually high number of Dragonball Z shirts.
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You prevented at least 3 children.
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Once you hit a certain extreme, you can never walk away from it without repudiating who you were. In cases like Vance or Stefaniak, they can't do that because everything is in service to themselves, so they're basically stuck there forever.
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What Nuclear Nonproliferation agreements is Iran violating.
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This is just cruelty for the sake of cruelty.
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It always seems like they're more afraid of hurting the small, unpredictable animal than than anything else.
My brother's dog is about 5x the size of mine, and always wants to be gentle while my dog wants to play rough and it's always sort of funny to see.
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While I agree that nuclear weapons deter attacks, I think North Korea is also a special case because no one wants to have to deal with whatever happens after the regime collapses given the isolation, brainwashing, and lack of any real economy.
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Turns out being cruel to people doesn't bring any happiness, or even pleasure unless you keep ramping it up.
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And when you're part of the smaller part of that coalition, you have to understand that the bigger part gets a lot of priority in terms of positions, appointments, etc.
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If he's the leader of the movement that neuters the Trump admin I'll v..
*retch*
I'll v...
*dry heave*
I'll v....vote for him in the primary.
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They were already doing what they could to make Trump win, so may as well make plans in case they're successful.
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I believe the line is "his head is as empty as Al Capone's Vault."
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Best guess is that he also claimed OT during overlapping times and wanted to hide that the OT was fake.
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Trump did set the stage to get us out of Afghanistan by *checks notes* giving the Taliban everything they wanted.
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I don't think they were anywhere near having nukes.
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They want to be hit by cars so they can whine about it.
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Given how hard they freaked out at Padilla's interruption, they really, really want a fight but also have absolutely no idea that there will be many negative consequences for them even in the best scenario.
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Nothing that has happened has had anything other than negative effects on Walmart.
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There is a market for someone or some group with enough money to come in with a network of local newspapers and a few big newspapers to return to this and eat the rest of the industry's lunch. The NY Times does invaluable reporting but it's tied to leadership that is a giant tire fire.
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"It's easier to give them ice cream for dinner to end the screaming tantrum, but it'll be even easier next time and I can't let it be a habit."
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My unchanging face will thwart any attempts by machines to read my emotions as effectively as it does humans.
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It forces you to think about how your actions affect others in ways you've never thought of before and make abstract thoughts about the future become much more real.
Sincerely,
Someone who went through the same path.
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It definitely seems that way for a lot of opinion columnists, but I wasn't sure if the same pageview pressure existed for reporters as it did the opinion columnists.
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Which is where my big objection to Gen AI primarily exists: it'll be easy to saturate the market so much that quality art gets drowned because it has costs. It's not like art is a big money maker for 90% of the people who make money off of it every year as it is.
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I remember how it was a pretext to occupy Texas.
I wonder how that provisional government is doing.
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How much do you feel the urge to Return To Twitter is because it was easy to do big numbers there 5 years ago if you were established, but now it's a lot harder to generate page views across different sites?
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Part of it too is that they don't choose the headline and the headlines are often really, really terrible and so people (including me at times) jump to conclusions about the article. Not fair and not their fault but they tend to be the only outlet for that frustration.
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This is the internet, so you can't. But you also shouldn't let that stop you.
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It's the EVE Online of relationships.
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Lake very cold is a problem for now. Also in about 4 months.
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It was never going to end any other way.
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They not only won't get in trouble for indulging in their racist fantasies, they'll get applauded for it.
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Research in order to learn how to avoid enemies like Chris Hansen.
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He's a shit-stirrer and without shit to stir, he goes feral.
But now he has shit to stir.
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I agree. It was a chance to something different, but in the end they decided they didn't want to.
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That makes them more similar than different.
The biggest differences are which political side is doing it and that the one he likes attempted to overthrow the government.