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i stilldont know why somebody tagged me for dxm though, i did that poo poo for like 3 weeks tops
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rjmccall posted:everything i've heard is that bezos is honestly committed to editorial independence for the media he owns ok jeff
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May 2, 2018 21:18
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Sagebrush posted:Well sure, in the same sense that a cure for cancer is good and I like moon colonies I dislike moon colonies, they use the threat of dropping stones to enact fascism on earth.
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May 2, 2018 21:31
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Uptime Sinclair posted:Dominic you rat! You weren't freeing me from the drudgery of labor! You were gigging my economy up to give me the Ol' Musky Technocrat! lol
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May 2, 2018 21:38
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Schadenboner posted:I dislike moon colonies, they use the threat of dropping stones to enact fascism on earth. yeah, if final fantasy 8 taught me anything that's where monsters come from
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President Beep posted:yeah, if final fantasy 8 taught me anything that's where monsters come from Ban for animus.
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May 2, 2018 21:51
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https://www.thestreet.com/investing/earnings/tesla-first-quarter-earnings-live-blog-14574290quote:Tesla (TSLA) reported first quarter losses $3.35 per share vs. estimates of $3.54 per share loss, according to analysts polled by FactSet, on Wednesday after the close of trading. 
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President Beep posted:yeah, if final fantasy 8 taught me anything that's where monsters come from But... that wizard came from THE MOON!
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nikola suing tesla over design infringement ...irony is dead
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qirex posted:that chain is super old and rusted should have made it from blocks
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Jonny 290 posted:i stilldont know why somebody tagged me for dxm though, i did that poo poo for like 3 weeks tops it was me i seem to recall you saying you moved to l'il rock under the influence and frankly i was on dxm for half a year and moved to portland at that time and was on a really weird trip saw a parallel there but it's probably just in my head dxm is just a weird loving drug though you get carded here for doctor mom https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0806YksAQLU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0806YksAQLU
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oh! slight conflation of stories. my brother got on crank and moved to little rock. i had a dxm jag right before i moved to fayetteville from hot springs
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Enderzero posted:is facebook trying to do some sort of neurolinguistic programming nonsense, because it sure seems like they tried to fit the word clear in here as many times as possible, like, hey we're transparent don't worry pals i remember months ago (last year? two years ago? gently caress ican't remember) there was an article or something pointing out how "let's be clear" and "to be clear" had exploded in frequency of use
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Schadenboner posted:Ban for animus. warhams 40k is easily on the same level as anime
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:warhams 40k is easily on the same level as anime britainime
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Jonny 290 posted:oh! slight conflation of stories. my brother got on crank and moved to little rock. i had a dxm jag right before i moved to fayetteville from hot springs lol, i was getting off of crank in 2002 the robo trip was a nice relief even though it made me weirder than i am usually like every drugstore in pdx i was making shifty eyes buying the sizzurp
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:britainimu
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ate all the Oreos posted:lol were you my friend back in college, because i totally did exactly what you're describing while friends watched. lighter fluid as an organic solvent, ammonia as the base, citric acid (as lemons) as the acid
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:britainime I cannot believe how many bricks and mortar stores for this poo poo there are on that drat island
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:warhams 40k is easily on the same level as anime worse actually
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syscall girl posted:lol, i was getting off of crank in 2002 the robo trip was a nice relief even though it made me weirder than i am usually doesn't sizzurp refer to codeine cough syrup
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ehh. lotta creepy pedo poo poo in anime, even ones for kids. I think 40k started out more self critical and then those fascist elements were embraced in sincerity by its fan base. I played around with it as a kid but gently caress paying through the nose for that hobby though
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CommunistPancake posted:doesn't sizzurp refer to codeine cough syrup both, it may also be called “drank” and they are confused with each other by the less knowing
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OldAlias posted:both, it may also be called “drank” and they are confused with each other by the less knowing So what's "purp" then?
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dxm is interesting but I always found serotonigenic drugs to have a ... “gross” feeling to them, idk. k and mxe are better
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Schadenboner posted:So what's "purp" then? weed or lean. both dxm and codeine come in purple syrups for cough, makes sense they’d get confused
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Bulgogi Hoagie posted:I cannot believe how many bricks and mortar stores for this poo poo there are on that drat island i shamefully bought the new necromunda
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:i shamefully bought the new necromunda that was always my favourite. cool setting and you didn’t need to spend thousands of dollars to play it.
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fishmech posted:not going to read the article but the answer to the title question is "everyone who ever got bored having to drive somewhere" ehhh they just bring up how the demand isn't really there across everyone in the market for a car quote:Consumer interest? Another big no, at least broadly speaking. As is the case with electric cars, consumers haven’t actually asked for autonomy directly, and while studies show that consumers appreciate the safety benefits early semi-autonomous features provide, they’ve yet to prove that consumers are all that excited about turning over the act of driving to a machine. Seems some people actually like driving, if you can imagine. (Or at least they're wary of computer drivers.) tho i'd argue that as the boomers age further into undriveability that the demand will appear since they still buy new cars
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Why don't they just put the car on a track? Then you don't need a computer to perfectly react to everything in the environment and try to make intuitive decisions. It wouldn't get you literally anywhere but you could build tracks along the high-traffic routes to serve as many people as possible at once.
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ThePeavstenator posted:Why don't they just put the car on a track? Then you don't need a computer to perfectly react to everything in the environment and try to make intuitive decisions. It wouldn't get you literally anywhere but you could build tracks along the high-traffic routes to serve as many people as possible at once. You could also make them high capacity vehicles. Maybe have them run on a constant schedule? That way you can get safe AND high utilization of the tracks. Hard to put tracks on existing infrastructure. Maybe make them subterranean ways, or elevated tracks.
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ThePeavstenator posted:Why don't they just put the car on a track? Then you don't need a computer to perfectly react to everything in the environment and try to make intuitive decisions. It wouldn't get you literally anywhere but you could build tracks along the high-traffic routes to serve as many people as possible at once. Wait... Stay with me here ok? What if we joined several of these cars together and removed their motors in favor of a single (larger, more efficient) motor that could pull the entire line of joined cars?
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