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Like people just asking broadly for advice on how best to play a game rather than… just playing the game.
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After eating everyone else, fascism eats itself
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I feel aside from Garbology (which I never sunk into), I have some fond memories of SWFG and ITS even if they weren't quite as solid as Skelethon or TIK. I'm sure BHS will wind up the same, but despite how good some of these tracks are, it doesn't punch as hard as Aes' best work. He seems stuck.
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NYC, please don't mess up again.
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Thanks boss!
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Absentees went out May 2, it'll be starting May 23 for the rest of us for the June 17 election!
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Oh yeah, it made a lot of sense to me since a lot of critical UX stuff happens in the top left corner, so moving the task bar and my apps over there was a no-brainer when I was in high school.
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Jeff. Sincerely, you should watch Andor.
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Opposition to Karman Line is a bipartisan effort. Liberals and conservatives are against it and for largely the same reasons.
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Developers want to make you think, because they're ready to plonk down and sell thousands of homes for their own gain, that if you don't go with their simple solution that it won't happen at all. But that's not how cities grow. Not even slightly.
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There is no centralized "plan" because it's a series of incremental changes involving a variety of city entities, like urban renewal, rezoning SFH to MFH and limiting or outright declining any further annexations. A developer like One La Plata likes simple plans because they're easier to sell.
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No, NIMBYs oppose smart growth because it's "Not in my backyard", that's literally the name. When you're paving prairie and greenspace, there are no "backyards". NIMBYS are against upzoning, infill, urban renewal and MFH. They WANT developers to pave to the prairieland instead of in their backyards
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This is a grassroots bipartisan opposition. It may be slightly different reasons for different folks, but it’s unified against continued wasteful suburban sprawl.
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It isn’t needed. We can upzone, infill and build where city infrastructure already exists. This is an outsized expensive expansion to benefit One La Plata and to cost Colorado Springs residents for decades to come.
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Smart urban planning and opposing endless suburban sprawl isn’t NIMByism
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"She is hot."
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*premiere