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Tomero_the_Great posted:You really need the hi-res for full effect: Somebody could repackage this tech as "spirit imaging technology" and make a fortune in the new-age snake oil salesman circuit.
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Data Graham posted:They got "Dogs, dogs everywhere
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fosborb posted:Look at this guy, doesn't even know what a cervix is. If that's whats in one of those, I don't want to know...
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Didn't someone making an animated .gif version of something like this which was even more horrifying? That was me  I made them open and close like the beak on a squid.Sadly I lost it in a hard drive crash. For the best really.
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Buff Skeleton posted:Google is just now seeing what haunted H.P. Lovecraft's dreams and will soon consume us all Racism?
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Tea In A Shoe posted:Someone forgot to plug in the correct cables: Someone seriously misunderstood the term "wetware".
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Turns out it was different person and for opposite reasons  :"NY Daily News posted:"I have no significant achievements to offer," he wrote in one letter. "So I am laying down my life here today, in order to call attention to issues of great human concern."
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Not the same guy, unfortunately. This dude seemed pretty cool until the last. http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2014/07/16/79-year-old-retired-reverend-set-himself-on-fire-to-inspire-social-justice/ quote:Moore had gone on a two-week hunger strike in the 1990s to move the United Methodist Church to remove discriminatory language against homosexuals.
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The MSJ posted:Junji Ito actually mentioned that Lovecraft is one of his inspirations. No loving poo poo. Him and every other horror - based artist from the mid- 20th Century onward.
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I like how the 19th century equivalent of anonymously calling someone a shitlord still requires you to attempt some rhyme and meter and a few courtesies scattered in.
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Krinkle posted:I like how the 19th century equivalent of anonymously calling someone a shitlord still requires you to attempt some rhyme and meter and a few courtesies scattered in. There's a whole load of these and they're amazing. I love the bits of history that show how people back then were just as petty and awful as people today: https://books.google.co.uk/books?id...ge&q&f=false%27 
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Incredible, that's written Tourette's.
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There's something deeply unsettling about those computer generated landscapes. They have visible features from buildings but nothing is actually real, and your brain searches for recognizable shapes and patterns, like roads, but you're just met with this endlessly repeating non-Euclidean geometry. Is this what it's like in Lovecraft stories?
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Alabaster White posted:There's something deeply unsettling about those computer generated landscapes. They have visible features from buildings but nothing is actually real, and your brain searches for recognizable shapes and patterns, like roads, but you're just met with this endlessly repeating non-Euclidean geometry. Is this what it's like in Lovecraft stories?
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Alabaster White posted:There's something deeply unsettling about those computer generated landscapes. They have visible features from buildings but nothing is actually real, and your brain searches for recognizable shapes and patterns, like roads, but you're just met with this endlessly repeating non-Euclidean geometry. Is this what it's like in Lovecraft stories? Maybe, but it's just like being on acid and closing your eyes.
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Whybird posted:There's a whole load of these and they're amazing. I love the bits of history that show how people back then were just as petty and awful as people today: And 150 years later, the only thing that's changed is the racists can now send messages like this to the president instantaneously.
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Waldo P Barnstormer posted:Maybe, but it's just like being on acid and closing your eyes. On acid your own neural network is probably trying as desperately to make sense of the noise as the artificial ones are, and failing in similar ways.
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Chrpno posted:hehehe Help have i developed cataracts? 
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a kitten posted:Help have i developed cataracts? DON'T DEAD OPEN INSIDE
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There's a semi trailer around here that's been painted in an anti-smoking message. But they wrote it in a style similar to "don't open dead inside" I wonder if it would become an overused meme because LOL GRAMMAR if I posted it on the internet. Specifically it says "80% of smokers start before age 18" but reads "80% smokers before 18 of start age" Len has a new favorite as of 21:34 on Jun 21, 2015 |
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Someone seriously misunderstood the term "wetware". It's for streaming 
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No, he's right that the image is wrong. He just started from the right side instead of the left. You can't satisfy the 3 without overloading at least one 1. Either the 1 to the left of the 3 should be a 2, the 1 below it to the right should be a 2, or the 3 should be a 2.
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Desuwa posted:No, he's right that the image is wrong. He just started from the right side instead of the left. You can't satisfy the 3 without overloading at least one 1. No, if you move the top mine for the right-most 2 the most right you can while still touching the 2 and move the one above the ones to the "no" square it all fits without overloading anything.
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Mikl posted:No, if you move the top mine for the right-most 2 the most right you can while still touching the 2 and move the one above the ones to the "no" square it all fits without overloading anything. Start from scratch and put three mines around the 3 and try to complete the rest of it. You will end up with a 1 with two mines touching it no matter how you place the three touching the 3. e: if you put a mine in the place marked "no" the 1 directly below it is touching two mines. If you put a mine in the place marked "Hell no" you end up needing to place two mines touching the 1 directly below that (one in "Hell no" and one below and to the right of that 1). Do it on a piece of paper if you don't believe me. e2: More minesweeper.  More modern versions of minesweeper will move the mines so that you always "guess" right when there's ambiguity like this. Desuwa has a new favorite as of 23:31 on Jun 21, 2015 |
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