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The Saddest Rhino posted:Also if anyone wishes to use "unalive" without irony or without referring to video streaming platforms being weird about the usage of normal vocabulary, please know that on the something awful forums none of your posts are monetized and thus you do not have to write that word Obviously Written by someone who's not getting paid to post here.
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Panfilo posted:https://twitter.com/ThomasEWoods/status/1709571232285278349?t=MRVjEn83qYve7PA6IW_-Jg&s=19 The Great Depression saw a rise in crime. Funnily enough FDR's socialist New Deal is often credited for reversing the trend.
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Panfilo posted:https://twitter.com/ThomasEWoods/status/1709571232285278349?t=MRVjEn83qYve7PA6IW_-Jg&s=19 It's weird how often more conservative people just assume being the victim of crime will turn you into a reactionary braying for blood -especially since they rarely arrive at their position through trauma. If anything the way the cops responded when I've been the victim or witness of crime is why I'm so critical of them.
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Kevin DuBrow posted:The Great Depression saw a rise in crime. Funnily enough FDR's socialist New Deal is often credited for reversing the trend. A bit later in the reply thread someone contests this on the grounds that the New Deal couldn't have possibly been good for the country in any way, in fact prolonged the Depression, and it was only WWII that brought the US out of it. You know, the massive industrial investment from the Federal government, the jobs program on an unprecedented scale, and the closest the US ever came to being a command economy.
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cult_hero posted:Have we considered that NYC sometimes smells like pee and you might see a rat? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNpoplfLT1w
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The Saddest Rhino posted:Also if anyone wishes to use "unalive" without irony or without referring to video streaming platforms being weird about the usage of normal vocabulary, please know that on the something awful forums none of your posts are monetized and thus you do not have to write that word I'm a SAX 🎷 man skibeedoodadabee 🕺🪩
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The Saddest Rhino posted:Georgie porgie
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TinTower posted:https://twitter.com/allbitenobark88/status/1709824080818684022?s=46 Had a very weird moment that went “Nicola Charles, that’s familiar, oh Neighbours, that’s a funny coincidence. Oh, not a coincidence.” Covid really did a good job at revealing the worst among us.
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Is "unalive" a thing because people are afraid they're posts on social media will be algorithmically hidden? I thought it was a trigger warning thing.
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credburn posted:Is "unalive" a thing because people are afraid they're posts on social media will be algorithmically hidden? I thought it was a trigger warning thing. Yeah, that and crossing out words and using the asterisk and poo poo. I think tiktok genuinely does ding an account for using them but Meta and Twitter isn’t as touchy. I’ve always wanted to see a comparison between the platforms, as well as what words get an account hidden and what words mysteriously* do not. If it was a trigger warning thing, most people would just to TW: [whatever the TW is about] or similar. *it is not a mystery
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TW: hot soup dumplings in your area
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teen witch posted:Yeah, that and crossing out words and using the asterisk and poo poo. I think tiktok genuinely does ding an account for using them but Meta and Twitter isn’t as touchy. I’ve always wanted to see a comparison between the platforms, as well as what words get an account hidden and what words mysteriously* do not. I love having a non-trivial amount of the English language being filtered by privately owned, purposefully opaque algorithms with no oversight, and with increasing use of black box ML "AI", no ability to do oversight at all. I love it especially when that's largely young adults, teenagers, and children who have integrated these services into their social networks to a degree millennials never could with always on communication/spy robots. Too bad the solution is the government doing things that aren't terrible, which is impossible.
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For the record: I want to merge with the computer and ascend into the wired, but not if it's owned by loving mark zuckerberg.
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tokin opposition posted:not if it's owned by loving mark zuckerberg. There isn’t a lifeform on the planet that wouldn’t be owned if it hosed Mark Zuckerberg
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Scientastic posted:There isn’t a lifeform on the planet that wouldn’t be owned if it hosed Mark Zuckerberg What about one of those worms that live in 200° water by underwater volcanoes?
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Btw how is your mother?
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tokin opposition posted:For the record: I want to merge with the computer and ascend into the wired, but not if it's owned by loving mark zuckerberg. Install Copeland OS, problem solved.
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Brawnfire posted:Downtown's changin'! Even the rats are getting with the program! Trick-or-treating!
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Agents are GO! posted:Obviously Written by someone who's not getting paid to post here. tokin opposition posted:For the record: I want to merge with the computer and ascend into the wired, but not if it's owned by loving mark zuckerberg. free me from the flesh put me in the chrome
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Zetsubou-san posted:free me from the flesh yospos bicth
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never
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cult_hero posted:Have we considered that NYC sometimes smells like pee and you might see a rat? My wife still makes fun of me for taking photos of Yellow cabs with steam coming out if the street. That the real image of new york though. Also why does steam come out the streets?
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tokin opposition posted:
that phone number is..... not obscured
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Aramoro posted:My wife still makes fun of me for taking photos of Yellow cabs with steam coming out if the street. That the real image of new york though. NYC pipes a lot of steam around for heating. The system is kind of lovely and leaky.
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Aramoro posted:My wife still makes fun of me for taking photos of Yellow cabs with steam coming out if the street. That the real image of new york though. Leaking steam pipes. Some cities had an actual decent idea long ago to have huge central boilers run by the city, that would send hot water and steam around the city to various buildings for heat, power, sterilization apparatus, etc etc, instead of each building needing to have their own boiler. Works great when the system is new, but can become a nightmare decades later when the system becomes rickety and the underground space has become a nightmare warren of criss-crossing systems in varying states of access and repair. In huge cities like NY, some steam breaks will simply never be fixed, as the break is in location virtually impossible to access in modern times and would require digging up the entire block, shutting down the subways/water/electricity, and cost a billion dollars.
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:Leaking steam pipes. Some cities had an actual decent idea long ago to have huge central boilers run by the city, that would send hot water and steam around the city to various buildings for heat, power, sterilization apparatus, etc etc, instead of each building needing to have their own boiler. Similar forms of decentralized central heating also occur in northern Europe, in some cases the steam water is actually the cooling loop for a power plant or similar, making their waste heat suddenly valuable and reclaimed for a useful purpose rather than just tossed out the window.
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Where I live district heating has been converting from steam to liquid water, which serves several purposes: The water carries more heat per volume, can be much cooler which leads to less heat loss, and is much easier to handle (no condensation problems, leaks are much easier to handle). The water is heated by a waste incineration plant, or a gas power plant, or a big fuckoff boiler (35MW (!)), depending on grid conditions, with a 30 000m³ hot water buffer. And in the future, by industrial scale heat pumps. Basically, the system harvests industrial waste heat for heating, which is cool and rad and should be in use everywhere.
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Platystemon posted:Fellas, is it gay to worry about the wellbeing of women you love? Yes and this is a problem
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Platystemon posted:Fellas, is it gay to worry about the wellbeing of women you love? I am told this is called simping?
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Sounds like a filthy communist plot if you ask e: about the waste heat reclamation systems
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The Saddest Rhino posted:Also if anyone wishes to use "unalive" without irony or without referring to video streaming platforms being weird about the usage of normal vocabulary, please know that on the something awful forums none of your posts are monetized and thus you do not have to write that word i can't believe this i'm so upset i'm going to commit sewerslide
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PurpleXVI posted:Similar forms of decentralized central heating also occur in northern Europe, in some cases the steam water is actually the cooling loop for a power plant or similar, making their waste heat suddenly valuable and reclaimed for a useful purpose rather than just tossed out the window. Centralized, surely? Here in Norway there's a bunch of different variants, in Oslo there's multiple different centralized heating networks reusing waste heat from stuff like data centers, burned garbage, and sewage. They're generally hot water or glycerine(?) based though, not steam. In my hometown (and a number of other small towns and counties), they have giant heat exchangers/heat pumps in the ocean that heats/cools down a network of glycerine tubes, to transport energy around. Homes nearby will have heat pumps/reversible ACs connected to it instead of needing external units. And they can shift the energy around, during summer when people are cooling their homes, they'll use the waste heat to heat up the pools in the county's swimming hall.
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You can’t talk about seggs. This is a Christian server. 🙏✝️ e: You can talk about laying steamy pipe though.
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Data Graham posted:A few years ago I visited Paris and I think I got scammed but to this day I'm still not even sure. Visited Paris in 2015 and ended up in almost exactly the same situation, but we spent 2 hours at the army museum to see napoleon's tomb and he only got 5$ from me. Thought it was a bit strange when he ghosted me just before the gift shop, but never thought twice about it until reading your post.
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Could it be that they work with the museum owner and split the ticket and gift shop sales? It seems like a really inefficient way to drive people to your museum. It's not likely, but I'm struggling to see an angle aside from your two stories being a strange coincidence.
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It's just the one lonely old guy who wants a friend while he visits museums.
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He's banned from all the museums and double banned from the gift shops
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Yes but which can complete the run with fewer half A button presses?
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Zero_Grade posted:Yes but which can complete the run with fewer half A button presses? I keep trying to romance all of my female party members but they always turn me down? Do I not have enough buffs? When is bethesda going to fix this?
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in the 40th anniversary ruby editon
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