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Leofish posted:Genius on Social Media I checked his account and this was pinned  I think I like this guy. e: more from racist dude on facebook   
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JT Smiley posted:Do they not teach straight white guys the definition of the word harassment in school? Uh, he was literally called a poop person. That's clearly a vicious attack on straight white men. Didn't you see the CNN segment "Which is worse? The N-word or Poop Person?"
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JT Smiley posted:Do they not teach straight white guys the definition of the word harassment in school? "She told me to get my hands off, but harassment 'come and get it'!" 
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Oct 7, 2014 06:12
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Bertrand Hustle posted:Loving "Цолин Кауффман" there who is clearly some douche who tried to write his name in Cyrillic letters because he thinks it looks cool. It's supposed to say Colin Kauffman, but he's obviously using a QWERTY-based Russian keyboard layout designed for people learning the language, where the C key gets you Ц, which is a TS sound. Nice job, Tsolin. Ha ha ha awesome, my eyes just instantly glaze over  Thin Privilege has a new favorite as of 06:24 on Oct 7, 2014 |
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Oct 7, 2014 06:19
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JT Smiley posted:Do they not teach straight white guys the definition of the word harassment in school? I'm sure his life has been super hard because he's a straight white male and not because he's a lovely individual.
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Oct 7, 2014 06:21
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Picnic Princess posted:I'm sure his life has been super hard because he's a straight white male and not because he's a lovely individual. I love it when people claim they were picked on growing up because they played video games. As if video games haven't been part of pop culture for over three decades. Hell, I'd say you're more likely to find a kid who got picked on because his parents didn't get him a Playstation or Xbox.
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Oct 7, 2014 06:35
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JT Smiley posted:I love it when people claim they were picked on growing up because they played video games. As if video games haven't been part of pop culture for over three decades. Hell, I'd say you're more likely to find a kid who got picked on because his parents didn't get him a Playstation or Xbox. Well yeah, every kid played video games but not every kid was one of those kids. Cmon, you know the kind we're talking about.
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Oct 7, 2014 06:57
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Does 9gag count? Because this...  Choice comments:  Seriously, what the hell is wrong with people?
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Oct 7, 2014 11:30
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JT Smiley posted:I love it when people claim they were picked on growing up because they played video games. As if video games haven't been part of pop culture for over three decades. Hell, I'd say you're more likely to find a kid who got picked on because his parents didn't get him a Playstation or Xbox. The only way I could see it being the case is if they were so obsessed with games that they never stopped talking about them to a really a obnoxious degree. Which would be in line with being obsessed enough to join in some weird internet "movement" about them. Sobatchja Morda posted:
But it's so edgy, that's what makes it funny! 
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Oct 7, 2014 11:42
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http://midnightresistance.co.uk/articles/how-build-non-misogynistic-gaming-pcquote:(...)it’s simply never been easier to find yourself in command of a powerful and affordable PC that will last you the best part of a decade and not contain components manufactured by a company that implicitly supports an ongoing campaign of hatred and abuse towards women. quote:According to our tests this is the hard drive least likely to detach itself from your PC in a sentient, misogy-chanical rage and violently eject itself into an unsuspecting woman’s face, such is the overpowering hatred and ignorance that fuels the company that manufactured it.
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Oct 7, 2014 13:39
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This is actually pretty hilarious and those are all good components.
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Oct 7, 2014 14:06
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Picnic Princess posted:
Yeah, I got one of those about a month ago.
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Oct 7, 2014 14:33
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into the void posted:He keeps yammering on about the monkeys that contacted ebola without direct contact. This happened a few decades ago, if I remember correctly, and for a time they thought that *maybe* virus had mutated and become airborne. However, researchers now believe it was due to clean up of urine and excrement on the floor with a high powered hose. It essential created an ebola mist that could travel a short distance between vents. That's it. No mutation. No airborne abilities. It was still spreading via bodily fluids. Well, if you're talking about the Virginia outbreak (as detailed in Robert Preston's "The Hot Zone"), that was classified as Ebola Reston, and, although can be transmitted via airborne vector, does not affect human beings at all.
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Oct 7, 2014 14:59
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Vriess posted:Well, if you're talking about the Virginia outbreak (as detailed in Robert Preston's "The Hot Zone"), that was classified as Ebola Reston, and, although can be transmitted via airborne vector, does not affect human beings at all. The Hot Zone is a really great book, too. If you're concerned or interested in ebola given the current outbreak, I'd highly recommend picking it up. I think I'd be a lot more freaked out by the situation if I hadn't read it in high school, but it also helps me appreciate how loving awful it must be to live in one of the affected areas.
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Oct 7, 2014 15:17
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Was reading The Washington Post's article about Gay Marriage in VA due to the SCOTUS actions and decided to look at the comments for some reason. Surprisingly they weren't bad, more pro-equality than not, but this stuck out to me:  I mean, Manniage sounds pretty baller to me.
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Oct 7, 2014 16:50
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Sobatchja Morda posted:Seriously, what the hell is wrong with people? I know, right? Not even being able to understand a joke meme and overreacting as if it's a truthful statement.
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Oct 7, 2014 17:18
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Hey, wanna read something gross and racist? http://deadspin.com/cardinals-fans-get-ugly-in-clash-with-ferguson-proteste-1643282285/all
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Oct 7, 2014 17:40
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RareAcumen posted:Hey, wanna read something gross and racist? The woman who tells the camera guy she doesn't think he's a vet is great. "How far did you get?" "How far did I get? I made it back alive, that's how far I got."
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Lumberjack Bonanza posted:The woman who tells the camera guy she doesn't think he's a vet is great.
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Oct 7, 2014 17:49
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Crain posted:
"Lesbdge"
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Oct 7, 2014 20:22
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I just had Facebook recommend this page to me: I am not diabetic and the closest thing to "scene" I like or follow is a single Glam Rock/Hair Metal page. 
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THAT'S NOT PHILOSOPHY YOU HACKS! IT'S JUST AN EQUATION!
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Oct 8, 2014 04:42
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That's a really lovely haiku 
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Oct 8, 2014 05:00
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Energy is all It does not go, but changes -The Albert Einstein
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Oct 8, 2014 05:18
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GOTTA STAY FAI posted:This sort of effect is especially irritating on YouTube, where thumb-downs are just as helpful as thumb-ups for search ranking. So, if you click the link with the intent of thumbing down and poo poo-talking pewpewpie in the comments, you've given him +1 pageview, +1 thumb, and +1 comment, which are all beneficial. Sorry to bring this back, but is this seriously true? Because that's genuinely pretty lovely. If downrating a video s exactly the same to the algorithm as uprating it, what's even the point of having it as a site feature? It's not to make it factor less into what Youtube recommends for you, since it still throws completely irrelevant crap at me no matter what. If there's no difference between which thumb you click on a video, then literally the only use for the thumbs-down button is to keep clips of the Neutrals from Futurama mildly entertaining.
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Picnic Princess posted:That's a really lovely haiku Haikus are easy But sometimes they don't make sense. Refrigerator.
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Cleretic posted:Sorry to bring this back, but is this seriously true? Because that's genuinely pretty lovely. If downrating a video s exactly the same to the algorithm as uprating it, what's even the point of having it as a site feature? It's not to make it factor less into what Youtube recommends for you, since it still throws completely irrelevant crap at me no matter what. My understanding is a youtuber mainly earns money from number of views, and a person's "viewing session", which is if you keep clicking the recommended videos after the video is done. A video doesn't gain a view for someone opening then immediately closing it, a certain amount of the video has to be watched to count as a view. As far as I know, comments, likes and dislikes have zero influence on how much someone earns. Heavily disliked videos can still be worth a ton of money if they are still raking in the views. Youtubers encourage people to like and comment on videos, because it makes their videos more likely to show up in youtube's recommendations.
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A Fancy 400 lbs posted:I just had Facebook recommend this page to me: I lost the screencap of it but once Facebook showed me an ad with something to the effect of "Are sex offenders living withing .1 miles of you?! Click here to find out!" I think it was because I was in the Podtoid facebook group but I have no goddamn clue.
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Tracula posted:I lost the screencap of it but once Facebook showed me an ad with something to the effect of "Are sex offenders living withing .1 miles of you?! Click here to find out!" I think it was because I was in the Podtoid facebook group but I have no goddamn clue.
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Which until now were mutually exclusive!
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Wrong thread.
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Cleretic posted:Sorry to bring this back, but is this seriously true? Because that's genuinely pretty lovely. If downrating a video s exactly the same to the algorithm as uprating it, what's even the point of having it as a site feature? It's not to make it factor less into what Youtube recommends for you, since it still throws completely irrelevant crap at me no matter what. Slowbeef explained it in a Retsutalk podcast a few months ago. The thumbs are used to help calculate where videos show up in search results and recommendations. I assume the thought is if a video is lovely or interesting enough motivate someone to thumb it, they think other people will probably want to see it, too, so it rises higher in search rankings and shows up more often in recommendations.
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Oct 8, 2014 12:15
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belt posted:Which until now were mutually exclusive! To be fair, most Nazis are mammals
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Oct 8, 2014 12:23
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kannonfodder posted:youtube's recommendations. It might also include factors such as having added a video to your favorites or personal playlists. Having a video be more recent may also make it more likely to be recommended. On top of that I think Youtube intentionally promotes certain videos completely separate from this algorithm, and is not always completely candid about it.  Content: Finally found an idiot on my Facebook.   (RO is an old MMO)
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Oct 8, 2014 12:28
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It seems like every book I read is either pro nipples AND pro Nazis or anti Nazis AND anti nipples. Finally, a book that's in tune with my unique worldview!
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Oct 8, 2014 12:30
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Oct 8, 2014 13:27
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Lblitzer posted:
Feel good macro for people with self esteem issues looking to excuse their poo poo behavior.
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Lblitzer posted:
Probably because you actually try to get along with people rather than be a gigantic drama queen baby who is hated by everyone you know.
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