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RCtheWSBC posted...

Yeah I bought a full pocket's worth this week but I don't care to maximize profits. After this week I should be done with the turnip market.

I bought 1 million bells' worth (at 92 each), same as I did last week. I also had the crown show up in the shop today when I had a grand total of 70k to my name, which is fun. I've paid off my house now, so having a couple million in the bank should be adequate moving forward.

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50% decreasing, 48% large spike up to 552. From a rough 60/40 split in favour of large spike this morning. There's a part of me that wonders if Turnip Prophet isn't more stress than it's worth >.>

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That perfectly matches the scheme for a single joycon, but you were using the pro controller. Weird. Oh well. We can conclude that my attempt at sass fell flat and move on.

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SirPikachu posted...

I promise you that the killer did not own that gun legally, and probably wasn't even allowed to have guns at all

Every illegally-owned/obtained gun was legally purchased at one or more points in the supply chain. Any efforts to control the legal acquisition and ownership of guns will trickle down to affect illegal acquisition and ownership, especially if legal ownership includes requiring secure storage to prevent the theft that supplies so much of the black market (which any common sense gun control regulations do). This notion that gun control is hopeless because criminals will always have guns relies on the assumption that criminals magically make guns appear rather than purchasing them legally and selling them to other criminals. Control the former, and you control the latter.

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Depends mostly on how much damage the individual enemies can do and how much health they have. If they're a serious threat, bursting one down can make incoming damage more manageable than trying to handle all of the damage for long enough to AoE the whole pack down at once, but that's only true if they have a small enough health pool that they can be burst down quickly enough. If individually killing them takes longer, then you need to handle their full damage long-term anyway, so it's better to AoE them for the greater damage output and just deal with the incoming damage until the pack's gone. Similarly, for really big packs, killing one enemy won't have a significant impact on their damage, so AoE's the way to go.

Of course, it's also going to depend on pack sizes and relative damage values for the attacks. If a single-target attack does 4x the damage of an AoE one, obviously you don't use AoE for anything less than 4 enemies (maybe 3, if AoE is lazier and it's not a serious enough fight to warrant min/maxing). I feel like that goes without saying, though.

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xjayguyx posted...

5000 and I don't want it any higher.

This. I use credit for most everyday purchases for the rewards, but I consistently pay it off before interest ever comes into the question. My bank has offered to raise it to $7500 on a few occasions, but I haven't bothered because my approach to using the card means I never need that much. If that changes, I may raise it, but for now, I'm quite happy with what I've got.

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DPsx7 posted...

Nah. I'm ok with letters or a number of whatever length. Once you need capitals and symbols, I'd just rather not use your site.

So you'd rather waste the money you spent on the drone than remember a slightly more complex password than you're used to? This doesn't even surprise me, but still I find my face resting in the palm of my hand.

DPsx7 posted...

If it's so complex I'd never remember it then I may as well never go there.

If you can't remember capital letters and symbols, you should perhaps work on developing your memory. That, or develop an algorithm like replacing spaces with question marks and capitalizing the second-last letter of every word (capitalizing the first letter of words is potentially risky because any dictionary-based cracking algorithm is going to try that) to make remembering it easier.

DPsx7 posted...

It's not like there aren't hundreds of other sites to use with more competent security options.

By any objective measure, requiring greater password entropy is a more competent security option than not doing so. Requiring password length over password entropy is better still (going by https://howsecureismypassword.net/, an 8-character password consisting of uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols is significantly less secure than a 16-character password consisting only of numbers, as much as number-only passwords are a bad idea), but you really can't make a case for having more stringent password security requirements being "incompetent security options." That's just very obviously nonsense.

Furthermore, there aren't hundreds of other sites to use to apply for licenses in your municipality. You've got one option there. Your choice is between making a password they like or not getting the license you need. You went with the option that left you with a very expensive paperweight instead of the option that required you to remember slightly more characters than you're used to. Even then, where it's not a site you use often, you could get away with making a throwaway password that you forget and just resetting it when you need to use the site again, meaning you don't even need to remember anything "hard." That's unambiguously not a smart decision.

ChaosAzeroth posted...

Okay real talk some captchas are absolute ass.

This, I can agree with. As far as password-based applications go, captchas accomplish nothing a login attempt limit can't also do. Password expiry is also a stupid idea in the vast majority of cases because it encourages people to use more easily-guessed passwords and/or to write them down somewhere (which won't necessarily be secure) while doing nothing to protect against account compromises unless the password is changed right in the middle of said compromise (which is extremely unlikely without having passwords change far too often to be practical).

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Veedrock- posted...

I'm not going to ignore that a peaceful group

The fact that you're referring to an armed militia forcing their way into the capitol building as a "peaceful group" tells me you aren't exactly unbiased on the matter. Protip: If you're peaceful, you don't need to threaten lethal violence to make your point. Every single one of those people should be thrown in jail like the terrorists they unambiguously are.

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It's also worth trying to find all the skulltulas in Story Mode, since that often involves some potentially tricky challenges, as well as completing the story levels on hard. It's really a very well-crafted game in that you can just mindlessly button mash your way through the story if that's what you're after, but there are also plenty of opportunities to seek out harder stuff if you want. It's still nothing tremendously deep, since it is just a beat 'em up at its core and not a serious strategy game or anything, but it's some good fun.

blu posted...

I think on the switch pro controller its B.

On the WiiU it was Y for weak attacks and X for strong ones, and according to https://strategywiki.org/wiki/Hyrule_Warriors/Controls that applies to the Switch as well unless you're using an individual joycon. I believe the control scheme can be changed, though, so maybe you did that.

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Past borderline slide show territory, I generally don't care too much about framerates so long as they're consistent. Higher can be nice, but so long as the game stays at the same rate instead of dropping and speeding up frequently, I'm fine. It is really weird, though, to go between playing with 3-4 players in Mario Kart 8 to playing with 1-2, since it goes from a consistent 30 FPS (which is fine on its own) to a consistent 60 (which is also fine on its own) and the transition throws me right off.

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B is the dodge button in HW. I feel like you would have a hard time beating it just doing that.

Also, the vast majority of the game's content lies outside of the main story. Adventure Mode (especially the DLC maps) is where you're going to find trickier level gimmicks that require some strategy in how you build your characters and approach the battles, as well as chances to use the characters that just don't show up in Story Mode. It's worth exploring if you enjoyed the base gameplay at all, though a lot of it still boils down to a fairly mindless beat 'em up because that's what Warriors games are.

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I like that they specify that it's good for Osu!, given that that's the only reason I bought a tablet for myself >.>

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Provided it's paired with a guaranteed supply and provisions are made to help people who can't afford them get some, sure. Otherwise you're just setting people up for failure and unjust fines. Should also probably specify wearing them properly (with clear instructions for doing so), so the idiots who don't understand how they work are properly dealt with.

DDirtyDastard posted...

I believe in "My Body, My Choice"

That's all well and good, except when you disregard precautions surrounding a highly contagious disease like this, you are taking away other people's ability to make choices about their bodies. The old "your right to swing your fist ends where my nose begins" concept. This is not simply about personal safety, as much as the "don't tell me what to do!" crowd seems to thing it is, it's about limiting the spread of an extremely contagious disease. You're not being asked to wear a mask and stay home to keep yourself healthy, you're being asked to wear a mask and stay home to keep everyone healthy.

DDirtyDastard posted...

I also think if you're scared of this thing, YOU should stay home.

Again, that's all well and good, until you consider that it's impossible to stay home 100% of the time. People need food and other essential supplies, and precautions like this help to minimize the number of new cases that arise from people filling those needs. There are also those that simply don't have the option of staying home due to being considered essential workers, who are endangered by every single person that doesn't comply with recommendations. To simplify it to such a degree is hideously selfish and inconsiderate of everyone around you, and you should not expect the law to respect such nonsense.

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Duke_Lion posted...

The HIV thing? I wasn't being serious.

Just being sick and going out and doing normal shit? Yeah.

Even if what you're sick with is so highly contagious that doing so will almost certainly result in multiple deaths by the time the spread you catalyze has run its course?

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Competitive battling has always been the only interesting thing about Pokemon. The main story of the games is never particularly interesting nor challenging to beat, and exists mostly as a roadblock that has to be worked through before getting access to the full roster of available Pokemon for training and teambuilding. That's where the actual strategy shows up.

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DPsx7 posted...

Couldn't register a license because they want too strong a PW.

So... make a strong enough password?

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Duke_Lion posted...

Pretty sure I do.

Hell, if we lived in California I could knowingly give you HIV.

And you think that's okay?

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Bulbasaur posted...

i wanna be the guy who does the stuff with the stick

who teaches people how to use it

i think they just wave it around with no goal in mind to look like they're doing something

The conductor? You can go to music school for it, but being a decent one comes more from experience rather than anything that can really be taught. Most conductors have some prior experience playing and build on that. By the time you get to the performance, the conductor is indeed fairly unnecessary, but they're still handy for providing cues, tempo adjustments, and other such pieces of information. During rehearsals, though, they're responsible for putting the whole piece together, making stylistic choices, tempo choices, dynamic choices, orchestration adjustments (you don't always have the same instrument composition as the composer intended), identifying parts that need work and scheduling rehearsals accordingly... There's quite a lot that goes into preparing a musical performance, and it's generally much simpler to have a conductor organize all of that than to have 40+ musicians do it among themselves.

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I thoroughly resent the fact that it exists thanks to how perfectly 3 tied up the series and the fact that this is a blatant merchandise grab (not that the other 3 weren't, but I wasn't cynical enough to identify that as a 6-year-old and now they've got nostalgia backing them up). but I did really enjoy the movie. It was just a fun time.

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DirtBasedSoap posted...

if you use the word toxic in a way that isnt describing chemicals,

Behaviour is a neurochemical process, so using the word to describe behaviour is technically also describing chemicals.

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Judgmenl posted...

It has zero bearing on your ability to be a politician.

Being in jail has considerable bearing on one's ability to be a politician. Sexual predators should be in jail for the good of society. By the transitive property, we can therefore conclude that being a sexual predator should have considerable bearing on one's ability to be a politician.

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mrduckbear posted...

We are happy to provide for ourselves

And even happier to accept donations he strongly urged people to give him, it would seem >.>

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I guess you could say her career aspirations have been...

*sunglasses*

DASHED.

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Shadowbird_RH posted...

Some degree of physical enrichment is necessary, but as to what and how much that entails, it there's plenty of room for variance.

Pretty much. If pushing yourself doesn't make you happy, don't push yourself, but also don't be a useless blob all day every day because being that sedentary is pretty terrible for mental health (not to mention physical health).

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ScritchOwl posted...

I definitely uderstand the misgivings for a slum lord. The problem that people have is that people cannot seperate the 64 year old steel worker who bought 4 properties after retiring from a physically demanding job who will do the repairs himself (r.i.p. Mr Allen my former landlord) to the houses does wellfare checks on people who have health risk or are elderly versus Screwem Inc who has 40 apartment buildings, only contact point is voicemail, and the property manager only shows up to post notes on your door instead of knocking. A landlord should do maintenance on your house, check for code violations, and contact the residents. If they fail to do these things they run a risk of fines in excess of what they hypothetical rent is. Especially since alot of municipalities can and do fine per day out of ordinance.

I do agree that there's a lot of unfair anti-landlord sentiment behind this idea. There are a lot of terrible landlords out there, certainly, but to screw all of them over based on that isn't fair to the ones that do treat their tenants well and take responsibility for their properties, and I think people need to separate themselves from that anger before making these suggestions. "They should just get a real job and suffer being broke in the mean time if they really depend on that rent so much" is not a healthy attitude, nor is it proper justification for sweeping rent cancellation measures. Landlords need money to survive, too. That money shouldn't necessarily have to come from their tenants during such a time of mass unemployment, and falling below their normal income levels shouldn't be a problem provided their basic needs are taken care of, but some compassion for landlords is still warranted.

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On one hand, I get that suspending rent isn't like suspending mortgage payments in that rent is a payment for a service that you're continuing to use (whereas a mortgage is a payment plan on a product you've purchased), so they aren't as comparable as people like to act like they are. On the other hand, everybody is losing income over this crisis and I don't see why landlords should be any different. Give them stimulus cheques as well and waive whatever taxes and mortgage payments are needed to keep a roof over their heads and food on their tables, and let them weather the storm with the rest of us. Maybe work out some plan whereby commercial tenants pay a percentage of their usual rent equal to the percentage of their usual business that they're able to maintain, since that's just fair, but otherwise there's no reason for landlords to expect to continue making the same amount of money they did when the country as able to work normally.

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HeroofDark posted...

They came out with 4U on the switch?

Just GU, to my knowledge.

HeroofDark posted...

Tbh, I found soloing the multiplayer quests in GU to be a slog.

They do get rather bothersomely long, especially toward late G3/G4. The whole offline/online tuning thing is one thing that I understand World does a lot better by only adjusting monster health based on the number of players in the game instead of arbitrarily bumping it up for "online" play. Still quite doable, and I don't recall having any issues with timing out except on some of the tougher Hypers (trying to solo Hyper Jho before I had decent G-rank gear was the only one I can think of, and even that was just playing too timidly because Hyper Jho is scary and subsequent attempts had me triple carting like a real man), but a bit of a slog at times nonetheless.

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It's been reasonably entertaining so far. The whole thing is structured as a series of missions, rather than zones being continuous, persistent levels, which has benefits and drawbacks. On one hand, I like being able to replay missions to find stuff I might have missed, or to go for a better rating (if memory serves, you basically had to replay the entire game to achieve this in LM1). It also means the level's layout and enemy distribution can change between missions, which adds a bit of variety. On the other hand, it means I'm spending a lot of time retreading the same parts of the levels (even with minor differences) on the way to new areas, such that the rate at which I'm getting to explore new parts of levels is pretty slow. It also really breaks up my sense of progression through the level because mission breaks tend to happen right after finding a key or similar item, rather than letting me immediately act on that progress and feel like I've accomplished something, and I'm not a big fan of that.

Still, the basic gameplay is fun enough, the writing's charming, and figuring out how to catch each new ghost makes for an interesting (if rarely very deep) puzzle each time. I'm guessing Polterpup is the name of the dog that I just recently encountered who is obviously going to become a game mechanic later on, though he hasn't been named yet or had any significance beyond his introduction.

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I still need to finish Luigi's Mansion 2. I'm about halfway done, but I moved on to Dark Souls 3 before I finished it, then I got Animal Crossing and that's taken up all of my non-PC gaming time. Of course, now I've gone and started a new Minecraft world before finishing Dark Souls, so I might be in trouble here.

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This is the third day in a row that all four of my daily fossils were duplicates, after having no such days before this. I know it's going to get harder to find the ones I need as that number gets smaller, but that's just ridiculous >.>. Guess I should start putting together a trade list.

SpeeDLeemon posted...

When should I buy this game?

Late morning. That'll give you ample time to get through the scripted first day while still having enough daylight to do daytime stuff when the game switches to real-time for days 2+. That said, you'll still probably run out of stuff to do while you wait for the island to develop overnight, so it's not a huge deal if you buy it later.

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OhhhJa posted...

Even if he wasn't speaking figuratively (he clearly was), he still said they let him do it.

"It's not rape if they don't fight back!"

Hoo boy.

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SirPikachu posted...

I can't wait to play most of those games with much better graphics on my PC

To be fair, better graphics than the next console gen will probably require a bit of upgrading. Just being able to play them, though? That should be quite possible with no changes.

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Makes enough sense, particularly where virtually all such weapons on the market (black or otherwise) have been imported and that import is relatively easy to control. Unfortunately, it wouldn't have done much to stop the dickbag in Nova Scotia, since he was more of a really fast serial killer than a mass shooter. His kills were at separate locations and spread out over a fair amount of time, which, realistically, he could have done just as easily with a homemade hand crossbow as with a large-magazine rifle. Broadly, though, there's really no reason for anyone to own such weaponry (they're not particularly suitable for self-defense, and hunters are fine to reload more often than that), and it does open the door to more traditional mass shootings, so might as well keep them off the streets.

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Zareth posted...

Kickstarter shows companies that there's interest in the game, while just making it and putting it out there could be a very big risk, even for a huge company.

Pretty much. Instead of pitching the idea to executives who have to be convinced that the market wants it before investing resources in development, you get a pretty solid indicator of how much demand there is for it, plus you get a solid chunk of the initial investment taken care of. That cuts out a lot of the risk involved in starting the project, which is a very attractive idea.

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Zeus posted...

Are there all that many tropical island nations that *aren't* tourist-centric? >_> Unless they have oil, they likely don't have the capability to produce or export all that much.

You get a lot of rum being exported from some tropical countries, since that's the only climate that supports sugar cane growth, but a lot do rely pretty heavily on tourism.

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For those that are hunting, the emperor has a weird flight pattern where it'll flap normally, then glide around a bit, and the Alexandra Birdwing is friggin' huge.

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I found a purple emperor and alexandra's birdwing with no particular hunting and within like a minute of each other. That was fun.

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Metalsonic66 posted...

Is it really less fantastical though? They just replaced one silly element for another one

*Shrug* We'll have to see. The concept makes sense to me, but that doesn't mean the execution won't fall flat.

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Zareth posted...

Is it Live Action? Danny DeVito can still play Phil.

This is my only demand. They can do whatever else they want, but if Danny DeVito isn't Phil, it's trash.

Zeus posted...

Better than Mulan.

Mulan, at least, there's a lot of room to make an interesting movie by staying more true to the original story than they did with the animated one. Dunno if they've succeeded or not, since obviously its release has been pushed back, but I'm okay with cutting out the more fantastic bits of the animated one for the sake of telling a less fantastic story. I can, after all, watch the animated version any time if that's what I want. A remake doesn't have to be a frame-for-frame copy of the original (arguably, it shouldn't, especially in a world where the original is easily attainable).

Hercules, on the other hand, is a story that's already been done more seriously many other times, and pretty much the only reason the animated Disney version is worth watching is because of how silly and fantastic it is (to be clear, I do enjoy it quite a bit). That silliness is also going to be very difficult to emulate in live action even if they do try for a frame-for-frame remake, so I'm really not sure what they're hoping to accomplish here. I don't have particularly high hopes.

Zeus posted...

My biggest problem was that silly forced feminist anthem they created for Jasmine that so hilariously out of place that I couldn't stop laughing the whole time...

I'm fine with giving Jasmine a bigger role, particularly since class mobility and defying social/cultural expectations are such central themes to Aladdin's story and there was plenty of room to expand on Jasmine's role in all of that, but her song was indeed painfully hamfisted and so musically inconsistent that I was left wondering if Disney had forgotten how to write scores for musicals that aren't Frozen. The movie could have done without that, or at least with a subtler, stylistically-consistent alternative.

Zeus posted...

that and some of the song & dance numbers felt more Bollywood than Arabic.

What bothered me was how they kept accelerating the video playback rate to keep up with the music. There were several points where the framerate obviously changed because the video was faster than the dancers they hired could dance, which was just sloppy.

Zeus posted...

Plus nobody was a particularly good singer, but that's kind of a running theme with the LA remakes.

They weren't bad, per se, but they weren't a great stylistic match. I liked Will Smith's version of Friend Like Me well enough, since he was able to put his own spin on that and adjust it to his strengths, but Arabian Nights wasn't good. Similarly, Jasmine's actress did a reasonable job with the song they wrote for Jasmine, since that seemed to play to her strengths, but her style was very out of place in A Whole New World (particularly where it didn't match the way Aladdin was singing). It seemed to me that the people in charge of hiring for those roles didn't take any input from the songwriters, since everyone was just more pop-ish than was suitable for the movie (which is completely consistent with executive meddling).

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Or APIAHM, for short.

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DPsx7 posted...

If enough people chuck it, it'll be a collector's item. There's good irony for the haters.

I mean, pretty much anything that belonged to Hitler would be considered a collector's item. Stuff being rare and historically significant (not that this is overly historically significant) doesn't mean the person behind the stuff doesn't deserve whatever degree of vitriol they're currently getting.

That, and this is just a letter with a copy of a signature on it. The full text is out there, as is the image of the signature, meaning anyone with Microsoft Word can recreate this if they're so inclined. That's going to pretty much destroy any potential it had as a collector's item. Had the letter been hand-signed, it might have more value because that's harder to forge, but that's not the case.

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Once again, I watered all my flowers, then went to do the May Day island thingy, and when I came back it was raining. Apparently the game hates me.

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"Karma" implies a sort of divinely enacted caused-and-effect relationship. This seems far more mundane than that.

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sodium-chloride posted...

She's clearly suffering from psychiatric illness or is on drugs.

By the sound of it, the former, attempting to self-medicate with pot. This sounds like pretty textbook psychosis. She is likely to be dangerous right now (not necessarily to Biden himself, but definitely to those around her), but with medication and therapy may be able to safely rejoin the public in a couple years' time.

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zebatov posted...

You use a thumbstick instead of a mouse.

And therein lie the concerns about how cumbersome the controls would be. When it comes to manipulating cursors, control sticks just can't compare to mice.

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Unit7 posted...

Because Drag is a performance, a bit of a caricature and exaggeration.

Its usually not intended to be applied as if trying to actually pass as that gender.

This. There are plenty that are still not very good at said caricature/exaggeration, or who give up trying to develop any makeup skills because they feel they can fall back on "it's supposed to look ridiculous" if anyone ever challenges them on it, but ultimately it's never meant to be normal, reasonable makeup.

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The Blue Marlin's pun is possibly my favourite one in the entire series. I'm gonna miss seeing that periodically.

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As I understand, a number of vaccine candidates are aiming to be easily modifiable to adapt to new strains in the future, operating under the presumption that coronaviral infections will continue to be a major problem moving forward. That should in theory, make coming up with one for the current SARS of the month about as easy as it is to come up with each year's new flu shot.

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sodium-chloride posted...

Sounds illegal. The rate they're paying is only $2.08/hr. Pay me $7.25/hr or $174 per day and I'll do it.

/sarcasm

The sad thing is, I'm sure somebody would try this argument.

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I occasionally use my TI-83 Plus for Block Dude, but that's available online if I really want it.

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