It's just refreshing to have finally found something that's similarly structured (not discord/Forum based) and has decent activity. Once the apps start gaining traction, and I get a better feel for navigating this whole fediverse thing... Reddits just not going to be relevant.

That's a big part of it. And people can have so many different set ups now too. And there isn't time/funding to redo the mix for them all. There was a good article that covered some of the various reasons, I can't find it but some others...

https://www.slashfilm.com/673162/heres-why-movie-dialogue-has-gotten-more-difficult-to-understand-and-three-ways-to-fix-it/
https://www.avclub.com/television-film-sound-audio-quality-subtitles-why-1849664873

The article I'm thinking of also mentioned mics changing, and actors not having to speak directly into it to get anything. So it opens up far more realistic acting, but makes capturing/mixing that dialogue more difficult.

I think it's just changed over time. Reddit was really different ten years ago. Posts by the admins about changes or their actions regarding drama were more common for example.

The zoo?

Judging from my years in networking, not only most people, but many in IT see it as magic.

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The Oklahoma high point is right near the border so you can see each state, the marker for the border is like a two minute drive from the parking lot for the highpoint trailhead.

Same where I grew up, worst part was the developer bought it like two decades ago, sat on it for five ish years (logged a single dirt road), then put in paved roads/utilities and a demo house for another five with empty lots cut, and the last ten or so have built maybe four more. So it's not even utilized, they cut down huge swaths of forest and it's just sat most of the time.

Use the cluster bombs on the mine fields, win win.

I see that as like a 50/50, Prigozhin has really been aiming his ire at MOD/Shoigu and military leadership. Not Putin. So this may be more of the dictator letting the infighting continue (or its finally boiling over out of his control). Ultimately, we're not going to know until time has passed. Whatever it ends up being, I just hope it degrades their efforts in Ukraine.

It's got all the promise of the battlefield games just not the graphics/sound. Environment destruction, tons of weapons/attachments, lots of maps with day/night for all of em, different battlefield modes, 256 (and smaller) maps, map voting, people get kicked for cheating/racism, tight gameplay, and so on.

I've noticed some times they just take a while to show as a notification. (This is assuming you have it enabled as others have pointed out in here)

In my area the wheel locks have come back a little. Not as ubiquitous as I remember in the 90s, but they are back here and there. The reflectors are quite common in Colorado though. See those constantly.

I was going to say, I think I've seen this sci Fi.

Exact same for me. Been enjoying Zelda a ton and slowly making my way through it.

Did some of the play tests for battlebit and so happy about how it's been embraced as it's what I've wanted from modern battlefields.

I heard cheatin and exploits have gotten pretty bad. Is that accurate/still the case?

This was my purchase too. I've been really into the boomer shooter renaissance that's been going on.

Also got the hammer watch four pack for me and some friends.

Of Jesus?

Ooh, that's a good one (recording).

I met your mom down at the Shrimp Shack