Here is why I don't post anything I make on the open web for anyone to find. Scrape my comments, but my art will not be out there for everyone to see online.
This is just supercharging the whole posting of stolen art and claiming it is yours that kept going around reddit and other places for such a long time. Wouldn't surprise me if it's largely the same people involved.
Just about everything really. I often even let whatever is on sale at the grocery store dictate my diet these days, up to a certain point at least. I can't think of a single thing I really buy anymore that isn't a base necessity to function in the modern world. I'd drop having a phone if I could without ostracising myself.
I can get intensely competitive in certain games, but I tend to be pretty relaxed and uncompetitive otherwise. A video game shows a scoreboard at the end and I enjoy that game? I'll be putting what feels like countless hours into it, grinding, learning and figuring out what it takes to claim one of the top spots.
That's a good question. Last time I was near a venomous snake, it was not the least bit interested in me.
Apparently I have poor reading comprehension late at night. Bitten by non-venomous snakes? It has happened a few times. I don't know how often it would occur though on average.
That is also exactly how you install Fedora. They've stripped away so many options and turned it into a nextnextnextdone thing. I'm not here to advocate that people should swap to Linux. I am just frustrated when the myth that linux is hard to install keep getting thrown around. I often get the impression that people talk about linux with 10+ year out of date information.
If you're installing Fedora, then I would say it is far easier than installing Windows. I think Linux Mint and Ubuntu are roughly the same difficulty to install as Windows. Arch, Gentoo and a bunch of other distros expect you to know a bunch more and be ready to learn, those are definitely going to be hard for a first timer.
In my case it was a combination of it being hard to read sarcasm online in many cases, especially if you are not already familiar with the author, along with the number of times I run into "You don't support A? That means you support B!" in political discussions.
Reading this thread makes me so happy I long ago lost interest in watching sports. It sounds like a complete headache to be a fan of any sport these days.
It's just some strange tribalism I think. I think in their mind you have to be supporting another empire instead, it seems some are unable to understand that you support none of them.
The moment I noticed they were docking xp back in the early days, I quit instantly. I enjoyed the game up to that point, but the way they had done that was just so dishonest that I have just never bothered with anything Bungie since.
That each human being has an estimated cash value is something that was taught in school when I went at least. It was more related to how much a death costs estimated based on how much value the person could have brought in if alive.
Here is why I don't post anything I make on the open web for anyone to find. Scrape my comments, but my art will not be out there for everyone to see online.
This is just supercharging the whole posting of stolen art and claiming it is yours that kept going around reddit and other places for such a long time. Wouldn't surprise me if it's largely the same people involved.
Just about everything really. I often even let whatever is on sale at the grocery store dictate my diet these days, up to a certain point at least. I can't think of a single thing I really buy anymore that isn't a base necessity to function in the modern world. I'd drop having a phone if I could without ostracising myself.
I can get intensely competitive in certain games, but I tend to be pretty relaxed and uncompetitive otherwise. A video game shows a scoreboard at the end and I enjoy that game? I'll be putting what feels like countless hours into it, grinding, learning and figuring out what it takes to claim one of the top spots.
Yea, some kind of python at least.
That's a good question. Last time I was near a venomous snake, it was not the least bit interested in me.
Apparently I have poor reading comprehension late at night. Bitten by non-venomous snakes? It has happened a few times. I don't know how often it would occur though on average.
Can I just be upset that the snake used in the image is not venomous?
That sounds insanely frustrating to deal with.
That is also exactly how you install Fedora. They've stripped away so many options and turned it into a nextnextnextdone thing. I'm not here to advocate that people should swap to Linux. I am just frustrated when the myth that linux is hard to install keep getting thrown around. I often get the impression that people talk about linux with 10+ year out of date information.
If you're installing Fedora, then I would say it is far easier than installing Windows. I think Linux Mint and Ubuntu are roughly the same difficulty to install as Windows. Arch, Gentoo and a bunch of other distros expect you to know a bunch more and be ready to learn, those are definitely going to be hard for a first timer.
Yes.
Because everything seems to eventually be turned into a manga or anime.
Is that not already included in the price in the US? I don't live in the US, this is a genuine question.
In my case it was a combination of it being hard to read sarcasm online in many cases, especially if you are not already familiar with the author, along with the number of times I run into "You don't support A? That means you support B!" in political discussions.
That is also a possibility. I just run into way too many that seem to assume that to automatically default to reading it as sarcasm.
Reading this thread makes me so happy I long ago lost interest in watching sports. It sounds like a complete headache to be a fan of any sport these days.
It's just some strange tribalism I think. I think in their mind you have to be supporting another empire instead, it seems some are unable to understand that you support none of them.
My cat would end me if I took a dogs advice.
The moment I noticed they were docking xp back in the early days, I quit instantly. I enjoyed the game up to that point, but the way they had done that was just so dishonest that I have just never bothered with anything Bungie since.
I dunno. I am sure there are dumb people who are not far-right, but I am not so sure there are far-right who are not dumb people.
That each human being has an estimated cash value is something that was taught in school when I went at least. It was more related to how much a death costs estimated based on how much value the person could have brought in if alive.