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Shrinkflation
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Yea 19 should be 21 instead
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Shrinkflation
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Yea 19 should be 21 instead
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Your package has finally arrived
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Sign language
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https://www.handspeak.com/word/7970/
I assumed it would be the middle finger but doesn't seem like it
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m'kay, now do bananas...
For the curious, PHP is Philipine Peso and CVE is Cape Verdean escudo
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Ease of ruining or edging: Does it take practice (and other factors)?
I don't often or regularly edge, but I have found my limits so i know i can edge and know how it feels like. But i am quite sensitive so i can't last long in intercourse, then again my partner and I don't have intercourse that often anymore, maybe a few times a month
Edit: and i have had ruined orgasms, i watch ruined orgasm porn somewhat often and it is kind of a thing i'm into i guess. Its fun how the cum just leaks out, and I can then get a proper orgasm after that and it feels good
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I guess I'll stick to books written before 2022-ish
Insane that these people think they deserve money for something they didn't bother writing, nor even proofreading themselves. I truly hope they have to suffer a devastating financial situation, its what they deserve
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Impressive feat rule
Jesus fucking christ i didn't think they actually talk about transgender so fucking much. Insane
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What book(s) are you currently reading or listening to? October 20
Sandmannen (the Sandman in English) by Lars Kepler (2012). So far a pretty great thriller with dark vibes. I'm definitely hooked.
I also carry 23 Things They Don't Tell You About Capitalism by Ha-Joon Chang (2010) with me on the train, though I'm kinda feeling like i've got the point already so i'm not sure if I'll finish it completely or just skip some chapters.
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Genius
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Yea looks like it everytime I see people working
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Linux kernel goes full AI slop code, hides chatbot commits
The most disappointing aspect of using AI on linux, to me, is that it sort of implies linux is now more comfortable with the "move fast and break things" -mindset, now caring more about "efficiency" and "speed" rather than integrity and quality.
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Using minecraft to bypass government censorship
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I'm guessing the benefit of this is that it just looks like a normal minecraft server so it is harder to block, but yeah there are other more efficient ways to share files out there
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Epic Games reportedly delays Disney shooter title so it can pivot to AI coding — staff allegedly told 'no more handwritten code' with art 'generated with full AI workflows'
Even if AI had good results, forcing the employees to use specific methods/tools against their will is always a sign of horrible management.
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The spice must flow
Store-brand liquor is unfortunately a luxury i am unable to have access to in my northern european state I happen to have born to
Edit: atleast the sauna is currently hot as fuck
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What are great games to play on controller, that my PC would stream to my Steam Deck?
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If you measure it and it is less than 10m (the physical limit of hdmi without a repeater) then you might consider a floor cable canal. They usually come in a variety of colors, don't require adheisive or screwing and are just simple things to keep people from tripping on cables
I have one of these on a doorway, to connect a pc to a tv and it works good enough
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Describe the sound someone would make when pissing a gallon
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uniq
And that makes you a winner :3
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Mark of initiation
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Yea my partner who's from thailand, now living in europe, has one on their arm, but I don't have one
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Mark of initiation
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I think its just normal there, they get them as a kid/baby
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How many are there?
6 inside your walls, 5 under the floor
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What are great games to play on controller, that my PC would stream to my Steam Deck?
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If you don't mind getting games outside of steam and tinkering, Need For Speed Underground 2 is my favorite racing game. There are different types of races, deep car tuning/customization and a decent world to openly drive around in. And a banging soundtrack too.
I haven't played it, but I have wishlisted Sonic racing CrossWorlds because apparently it is a great alternative to Mario Kart, with local co-op.