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8 votes
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Shockwaves from WWII bombing raids reached the edge of space
13 votes -
Why meat is the best worst thing in the world
24 votes -
How do you deal with stress?
Basically the title. Looking online you see stuff like "get sleep!" "eat healthy!" but that's just like general health stuff and yeah unhealthiness is stressful but it doesn't really reduce stress...
Basically the title. Looking online you see stuff like "get sleep!" "eat healthy!" but that's just like general health stuff and yeah unhealthiness is stressful but it doesn't really reduce stress much.
So what do you guys do when you want to depressurize and relax a little bit? I haven't ever actually tried it but I hea want to try meditation, just need to set aside a chunk of time for it.
30 votes -
Otis Rush, a founder of Chicago's West Side blues sound, dead at 84
7 votes -
Do you ever feel like glitches can actually make the games MORE entertaining?
A lot of the time people will by default mark a game being buggy as a negative, and on the one hand I do understand this. But, at the same time, some of my most memorable gaming moments will be...
A lot of the time people will by default mark a game being buggy as a negative, and on the one hand I do understand this. But, at the same time, some of my most memorable gaming moments will be stuff like walking entering the wasteland to find an old barrel just spinning violently on the floor. Now, obviously a GAME BREAKING bug will always destroy an experience, but if you look at a civilian floating up a wall in spider-man PS4 and you're too worried about your immersion to find humour in it, I'm sure you're very fun at parties.
25 votes -
David Wright bids farewell on emotional night in NY
6 votes -
‘I don’t want him to ruin the Astros for me. He’s not worth it.’
5 votes -
Yellow Days - How Can I Love You?
6 votes -
The first “social network” of brains lets three people transmit thoughts to each other’s heads.
8 votes -
'The sea is ours': Landlocked Bolivia hopes court will reopen path to Pacific
8 votes -
A graphic history of the rise of the Nazis
8 votes -
Scythe tips and tricks?
Hello! I'm an avid fan of the board game Scythe and I've played quite a few games now. While everything seems very well balanced and thought out, no one in my group has ever managed a win using...
Hello! I'm an avid fan of the board game Scythe and I've played quite a few games now. While everything seems very well balanced and thought out, no one in my group has ever managed a win using the Saxony faction. Some have come close, but never enough to beat Rusivet and Crimea (the usual victors). If there are some other Scythe fans here, what are your tips and tricks besides focusing on combat?
Some info on our general playstyle:
- Most people go for all their enlist actions
- Factions always have a star or two from combat in the end
- Everyone wants their factory card, all the time
Thanks!
EDIT: I'm going to play a game this evening, will report back on what went on.
EDIT #2: It turns out Saxony wasn't played becuase we used the expansion factions. Coupled with airships, I don't think I can explain it all!6 votes -
What are your plans for the best holiday of the year, Halloween?
I freaking love Halloween. The costumes, the candy, the temperature, the pumpkins, and the whole aesthetic. I'm just testing the waters here to see how everyone else here feels about it and what...
I freaking love Halloween. The costumes, the candy, the temperature, the pumpkins, and the whole aesthetic. I'm just testing the waters here to see how everyone else here feels about it and what ya'lls plans are.
EDIT: haha, while my title is technically correct I meant "best" holiday, not next
16 votes -
How economists lost their fear of minimum wage rises
5 votes -
ABC board members appointed by Communications Minister Mitch Fifield despite being rejected by merit-based panel
3 votes -
Factorio Friday Facts #262 - Hello my name is: Compilatron
15 votes -
So I'm going to be in NYC with my mom for a week.
For my mom's 80'th birthday we're spending a week in the place she grew up: New York City. We're going to spend some time wandering her old neighborhood and seeing how it's changed, and we'll do...
For my mom's 80'th birthday we're spending a week in the place she grew up: New York City. We're going to spend some time wandering her old neighborhood and seeing how it's changed, and we'll do some of the touristy stuff since I haven't been to NYC since I was a kid. We have general plans about where we'll be, but a lot of open time to do whatever strikes us as cool.
Tildestrians, is there anything you think really shouldn't be missed? We're going to Coney Island and the Museum of Natural History for sure, but if there's anything you think is amazing I'd love to hear about it.
14 votes -
In test case, US fails to force Facebook to wiretap Messenger (voice) calls
9 votes -
The Everlasting Impact Of Digi-Dub (2017)
4 votes -
Flashpoint, the flash game archival project, hits version five with a new Linux-supported client
21 votes -
Evidence that increased BMI causes lower mental wellbeing
4 votes -
White House limits scope of the FBI's investigation into the allegations against Brett Kavanaugh
13 votes -
Elon Musk Settles SEC Fraud Charges: Musk to Step Down as Tesla’s Chairman; Tesla to Appoint Additional Independent Directors; Tesla and Musk Agree to Pay $20 million each in Penalties
49 votes -
Massive protest against fascist presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
13 votes -
Editorial cartoon: Sept. 29, 2018 - The newest piece from award-winning artist Bruce MacKinnon
45 votes -
No cash needed at this cafe. Students pay the tab with their personal data.
31 votes -
What do you look forward to in your week?
This can be anything, I'll accept "relaxing in front of the TV with a drink" as an answer. Personally I've grown fond of Wednesdays, because that's when I sometimes get me a sandwich from my...
This can be anything, I'll accept "relaxing in front of the TV with a drink" as an answer.
Personally I've grown fond of Wednesdays, because that's when I sometimes get me a sandwich from my favorite place, and Sundays because that's when I often go to play board-games with some old friends.
Do you have something you look forward to in your week? Or maybe some advice for people who are looking for something to look forward to?
26 votes -
Was Adolf Hitler a socialist? A response to a common argument.
11 votes -
Extra inventory, more sales, lower prices: how counterfeits benefit Amazon
17 votes -
Grey
Grey sky not so high crushing my soul it is full dark thoughts, cynicism seeing all these whataboutisms. Grey scale looking like the silver screen can’t inhale makes me wanna scream no voice,...
Grey sky
not so high
crushing my soul
it is full
dark thoughts, cynicism
seeing all these whataboutisms.Grey scale
looking like the silver screen
can’t inhale
makes me wanna scream
no voice, representation
guess they’re all on vacation.Grey paper
thrown to the stoop
next to the phone book
a tattering of what was
accountability
reduced to tabloid scoops,
fake news.Grey matter
on the wall
in its place after all
silence, finally silence
no more dealing with all the violence
the vitriol, all that was left
control, I finally have control.11 votes -
Valley forged: How one man made the indie video game sensation Stardew Valley
18 votes -
Unnamed creature, inspired by Silent Hill
5 votes -
DuckDuckGo usage is growing fast
63 votes -
Data Locality - Accelerate memory access by arranging data to take advantage of CPU caching.
8 votes -
Baseball rules/scoring question
It's the bottom of the 9th. Bases are loaded, and the home team's cleanup batter hits a home run. What is the final score? Does the game end immediately at 1-0 when the first runner crosses the...
It's the bottom of the 9th. Bases are loaded, and the home team's cleanup batter hits a home run. What is the final score? Does the game end immediately at 1-0 when the first runner crosses the plate, or is it 4-0 with all runners allowed to score?
5 votes -
The say of the land. Is language produced by the mind? Romantic theory has it otherwise: words emerge from the cosmos, expressing its soul
4 votes -
Why the UFC's 'sportswashing' of Chechnya’s dictator is a problem
10 votes -
Suicide and mental health
8 votes -
Guys, what style of facial hair (if any) do you have? Why that style?
There are so many variants of beards, stubble, mustache, etc. around, and also clean shaven style. It's interesting why people prefer their particular facial hair styles, kinda the ideas behind...
There are so many variants of beards, stubble, mustache, etc. around, and also clean shaven style. It's interesting why people prefer their particular facial hair styles, kinda the ideas behind them. Maybe depending on how it grows, and to feel confident, to be liked by others, or it feels nice, or something else. What's your story?
16 votes -
Nim Language Highlights
10 votes -
Haiku OS R1/beta1 has been released — first non-nightly release since 2012
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teagritty.
howdy there. had a good day today, landed a new contract! but of course i can't close out the week on a happy post, where's the fun in that? so i put some drugs in my tea and wrote a thing....
howdy there. had a good day today, landed a new contract! but of course i can't close out the week on a happy post, where's the fun in that?
so i put some drugs in my tea and wrote a thing.
jouissez.
manny couldn't stand in his corner
for his last fight
wilbur turned around, downwind
on his last flight
osipova sat down, and rolled
off her tights
big sigh
tongue-tied
tryna get their words right
don't cry big guy
i know you'll be alright
life builds character out
of all the bad times
why do my characters
always end up bad guys
even james evans is
falling in some bad timeshad a pet, but she
left and took it with
every time he close his eyes,
her visions dance around his head
doesn't want to sleep, so
he's turning to the cigarettes
kinda hard to cuddle up
next to a slilhouette
he craved depth, but
he had nowhere to lay his head
so he grabbed a shovel, headed
out and dug a grave instead
no more confidence, put
some holes in his esophagus
crossed his arms and fell back
into his own sarcophagusblind optimists start
to make his stomach sick
you say he'll be fine,
how are you so sure of it(beat.)
how are you so sure of it
times are hard, sui-
cide epidemic
one heated moment,
rash decisions
one year feeling this shit
i can't live with
remember when you made
me liberatedused to be a loverboy
now i'm all jaded
look at myself in the mirror
and i hate it
wonder if i'm thought about
well, or i'm hated
tryna forget, get
numb in this krater
wondering now if
you were a sadist
otherwise how could you
lie to their faces?
tell em that you'd be
there when they need it?
i'm not the only body
you left bleedinghe craved depth, but
he had nowhere to lay his head
so he grabbed a shovel, headed
out and dug a grave instead
no more confidence, put
some holes in his esophagus
crossed his arms and fell back
into his own sarcophagus
"FUK LUV" blood-etched,
tatted on his chest
eyes closed, smile wide, now
that he can get some rest.
high hopes that there's
life in the next.
what he wouldn't give,
just to start over again.10 votes -
At least forty-eight killed after series of quakes and a tsunami hit Indonesia
13 votes -
Does a trustworthy VPN provide privacy? If so, how do you know if a VPN is trustworthy?
It's hard to get a straight answer on this because there are allegations of shilling everywhere when it comes to VPNs (particularly when you discuss specific providers). There's also this post...
It's hard to get a straight answer on this because there are allegations of shilling everywhere when it comes to VPNs (particularly when you discuss specific providers). There's also this post which gets linked pretty frequently and which seems to throw a wrench in the whole idea.
For context, I ask because I have two main concerns:
- I have been the subject of a mild internet stalking/doxing, and I have no wish to relive that experience.
- I live in the United States and, if I am understanding things correctly, my ISP now has the right to sell my browsing data without my consent.
I have no love for my ISP and am all about the idea of blocking them from gathering data about me, but it seems the only other option is to hand all of my data over to another company who simply promises not to do anything with it. While I'm sure some of them are legitimate, how can you tell the difference between a genuine privacy tool and a honeypot?
23 votes -
iPhone iOS passcode bypass hack exposes contacts, photos
8 votes -
Video game 'Donut County' asks big questions about gentrification...
7 votes -
The Philosophy of Cowboy Bebop – Wisecrack Edition
14 votes -
US House committee votes to release Trump-Russia transcripts
8 votes -
Jefferson Airplane co-founder Marty Balin dead at 76
9 votes