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  1. Comment on We pitched a museum a 1993 game hint line (and they actually said yes) in ~games

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    How utterly fascinating and bizarre. The perfect privy read.

    How utterly fascinating and bizarre. The perfect privy read.

    3 votes
  2. Comment on Razzie Awards nominations: ‘Snow White,’ Ice Cube-starring ‘War of the Worlds’ lead with six nods each in ~movies

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    The dwarfs. The dwarfs. D: Sweet Baby Jesús and the orphans!

    The dwarfs. The dwarfs. D:

    Sweet Baby Jesús and the orphans!

    4 votes
  3. Comment on Far Cry 5 | When gameplay and story fundamentally oppose each other in ~games

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    I did enjoy 3 and 4 quite a bit. I wanted to enjoy 2, but gods almighty, those road checkpoints were aggressively anti-fun. Few games I've played were so relentlessly self-sabotaging.

    I did enjoy 3 and 4 quite a bit. I wanted to enjoy 2, but gods almighty, those road checkpoints were aggressively anti-fun. Few games I've played were so relentlessly self-sabotaging.

    2 votes
  4. Comment on Hooters | Bankrupt in ~food

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    Sorry (dishonest), but brestaurant is pure poetry.

    Sorry (dishonest), but brestaurant is pure poetry.

    4 votes
  5. Comment on Texas A&M, under new curriculum limits, warns professor not to teach Plato in ~humanities

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    But what in the seventh circle is it doing in the New York Times, outside of quotation marks, as though it's perfectly ordinary speech?

    But what in the seventh circle is it doing in the New York Times, outside of quotation marks, as though it's perfectly ordinary speech?

    7 votes
  6. Comment on Texas A&M, under new curriculum limits, warns professor not to teach Plato in ~humanities

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    What the Hell is "gender ideology", besides a far-right grievance buzzword?

    What the Hell is "gender ideology", besides a far-right grievance buzzword?

    17 votes
  7. Comment on US discussing options to acquire Greenland, including use of military, says White House in ~society

  8. Comment on US discussing options to acquire Greenland, including use of military, says White House in ~society

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    It's either that or someone Kirks him and the world breathes a sigh of relief.

    It's either that or someone Kirks him and the world breathes a sigh of relief.

  9. Comment on Mohammed Ibrahim's stolen year: the newly freed sixteen-year-old Palestinian American shares his first account of 9½ months in Israeli military detention in ~society

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    Yeah. "Never again."* *Terms and conditions apply.

    Yeah.

    "Never again."*

    *Terms and conditions apply.

    7 votes
  10. Comment on Mohammed Ibrahim's stolen year: the newly freed sixteen-year-old Palestinian American shares his first account of 9½ months in Israeli military detention in ~society

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    It disgusts me what our government puts up with from that despicable country for geopolitical reasons. And they have nuclear weapons. As the world continues its descent and the list of things I...

    It disgusts me what our government puts up with from that despicable country for geopolitical reasons. And they have nuclear weapons. As the world continues its descent and the list of things I can bring myself to give a shit about narrows by the day, I'm increasingly tempted to just post the sort of screeds about what we should do to multiple countries, governments and people that would probably result in a ban. It sucks that we have to tolerate them being in power, but suggesting they get the same treatment they want for the rest of us is considered unacceptable. History really did end around the turn of the millennium, and we're living in the bloopers reel, except it's not actually funny. Bottom line: lots of cunts.

    10 votes
  11. Comment on Whatever happened to _____? in ~talk

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    Rubbly flaps behind the rear wheels of cars.

    Rubbly flaps behind the rear wheels of cars.

    1 vote
  12. Comment on Matthew Perry, Jennifer Aniston and a gaggle of stereotypes introduce Windows 95 features in this time capsule video in ~tech

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    Either that, or Win 98, was the first Microsoft OS to launch with an Internet browser. It embiggenated the world.

    Either that, or Win 98, was the first Microsoft OS to launch with an Internet browser. It embiggenated the world.

    5 votes
  13. Comment on AFI names top films of 2025: ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash,’ ‘Frankenstein,’ ‘Wicked: For Good’ and more in ~movies

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    What? Is that first one even out yet?? Edit: oh yeah, I guess that makes sense.

    What? Is that first one even out yet??

    Edit: oh yeah, I guess that makes sense.

    3 votes
  14. Comment on The DoorDash problem: how AI browsers are a huge threat to Amazon in ~tech

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    My sincerest thoughts, prayers and middle fingers to DoorDash, Amazon, and their fellow corpulent swine.

    My sincerest thoughts, prayers and middle fingers to DoorDash, Amazon, and their fellow corpulent swine.

    6 votes
  15. Comment on For those who didn't know, find what you want to watch and for how much on services! (justwatch.com) in ~movies

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    In answer to your question, my favourite letters of the Alphabet are C and R. And they have been since the 2000s.

    In answer to your question, my favourite letters of the Alphabet are C and R. And they have been since the 2000s.

  16. Comment on The shutdown of USAID has already killed hundreds of thousands in ~society

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    Criminals against humanity. The world cannot move forward from the evil of this administration without another Nuremberg. No reconciliation without reckoning.

    Criminals against humanity. The world cannot move forward from the evil of this administration without another Nuremberg. No reconciliation without reckoning.

    14 votes
  17. Comment on Dithering explainer in ~tech

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    Now this was the shiznit. High quality stuff, a great explanation and very cool animations. Some of my computing profs would love this link.

    Now this was the shiznit. High quality stuff, a great explanation and very cool animations. Some of my computing profs would love this link.

    9 votes
  18. Comment on Honk your horn in ~health.mental

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    Someone once suggested in a YT video that there should be an easily reachable little courtesy honk button, just one or two short bips rather than beeps, maybe to let the distracted person ahead...

    Someone once suggested in a YT video that there should be an easily reachable little courtesy honk button, just one or two short bips rather than beeps, maybe to let the distracted person ahead know that the light is green or to thank them for letting you pass.

    bip

    bibbip

    11 votes
  19. Comment on Do you have a favorite setting shared amongst multiple authors? in ~books

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    I don't think I cn off the top of my head, no, but those were the sort of things I meant. I thought they also counted.

    I don't think I cn off the top of my head, no, but those were the sort of things I meant. I thought they also counted.

    2 votes
  20. Comment on Do you have a favorite setting shared amongst multiple authors? in ~books

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    I was going to say Warhammer 40K, but I think it might actually be Discworld - there were a handful of books set there that were written by others, IIRC, although they may not have been full...

    I was going to say Warhammer 40K, but I think it might actually be Discworld - there were a handful of books set there that were written by others, IIRC, although they may not have been full novels. I think it was also the first I came into contact with. The quality inevitably varies, but very few of them bored me. I think I might be more likely to read books in a setting if I know that multiple authors have contributed to it, because that's more interesting to me - if I didnt like the last book, maybe I'll like the next one more.

    Avoid Unseen Academicals, Raising Steam and Snuff - they're inevitably disappointing, due to the advancing Alzheimer's.

    6 votes