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  • This is Canada's year!

  • Grey market is king, I've seen a 3000mg edible. Sadly I didn't have a week off work so I couldn't buy it...

  • As long as the blood is on the inside I'm not seeing the problem?

  • How do you do fellow human child

  • That guy who one tapped you? Actually 8 years old

  • I use the plain text paste from powertools daily. Also does text OCR to clipboard.

  • I'm motivated to try converting my nix-os install from gnome to plasma again

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  • Silly gooners

  • Definitely could be.. but I also imagine some people just think they are cute / neat

  • I heard bitwig is where it's at for Linux these days (for electronic music at least)

  • Live is substantially better on Mac.. I'm pretty sure installing packs takes about 1/10th the time it does on Windows too.

  • When I was young I really liked them, right up until my dad made me feel terrible for doing so. I'm pretty sure he was embarrassed by it.

    I didn't really think or care about this for a long time, until randomly one time at an IKEA I saw a guy in his mid 20s who just chose a stuffed animal, hugging it and smiling. His family was with him, and they were smiling and supportive. When I got back to the car I couldn't stop crying because the only response I ever got from my family was being yelled at or mocked. I may even have cried while writing this, so perhaps I'm still a tad upset.

    My wife really likes stuffed animals however - and we have a raccoon that comes in the bed sometimes. The raccoon also came to a music festival with me once:

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  • Christ, it was stupid when they renamed it on macOS... this is just embarrassing now.

  • My experience editing Wikipedia:

    • Made a small change
    • saved it
    • immediately realized I had fucked something up
    • frantically figured out how to delete my edit
    • never edit Wikipedia again

    I'd rate the experience a solid 5/10

  • You forgot the sex bots that comment on every single new video that YouTube has decided to ignore

  • Me and 4 friends want to milk a cow together, is there a group rate?

  • International terror is where it's at these days

  • Projection?

  • I've been part of groups with cheaters and non-cheaters, so I don't think the rule is definite. However the two do seem to slowly separate automatically (presumably due to people who don't cheat eventually getting annoyed by the people who do's commentary on how badly they want to fuck everyone).

    Also worth keeping in mind that everyone who cheats started off as a non-cheater, it just seems to be a one way ticket.