[-] [email protected] 3 points 10 hours ago

This is a great thread

[-] [email protected] 3 points 11 hours ago

Yeah it's been showing me that banner every time I start the game since the very beginning.

And I nope it every time.

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Reason for saying that?

BTW: not the company reporting those numbers. Google Play's numbers.

[-] [email protected] 29 points 20 hours ago

Give this kids their cellphones back, nobody should have to piss in a cup.

[-] [email protected] 23 points 1 day ago

I'm on a game, Whiteout Survival, you've probably never heard of it. I haven't spent a penny, but I was curious about how much one obscure "upgrade" cost. Mind you, there are hundreds of purchases in the game.

It was $100 US, and it said 29,000 had been sold... in the last WEEK!

2.9 million dollars a week for NOTHING. And that's just that one obscure item, far from their biggest seller.

And that's just in one game you've never heard of.

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They had turnovers that were good too

[-] [email protected] 3 points 3 days ago

I can't find Starbucks ginger molasses cookies, although technically they're still sold? I could fly to Seattle I guess.

[-] [email protected] 9 points 3 days ago

Arby's potato cakes

[-] [email protected] 2 points 3 days ago

I used to live in Miami and I had a detector do that. Maybe it's pollen? There's a shit ton of weird-ass pollen in Miami.

[-] [email protected] 1 points 4 days ago

Good point. I appreciate your insight

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Science is, among other things, the rejection of metaphysics.

And I love science, embrace evolution, and don't have any beliefs that require me to reject any scientific finding.

Science covers the physical world nicely. Materialistically, it's got the goods.

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What about another liquid? Is there a "perfect" cleaner, something that spreads and penetrates like nothing else?

Very interested in the answer.

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Sure, "nice" needs some definition.

But that's your call. I'm asking you if you are a nice person.

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It occurs to me that this last 1/2 century or so has been globally pretty peaceful. And I wondered if it might even be one of the MOST peaceful 50 years we've had.

I'm inclined to imagine that the Cold War might have kept a lid on larger military aspirations. What do you think, am I deluded?

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If it's cheap to get stars, I'm definitely having Dolph Lundgren at my next birthday party. Dude doesn't have to do anything, just hang out.

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Only useful against technology really, and that seems so unrealistic. That's where it lost me, the convenience of a creature that can EM machines. So unbelievable.

Plus Kick-Ass saving the world.

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I understand that our local galaxy group is considered "gravitationally bound" and therefore exempt from the expansion from each other ((, but we don't seem to have other galaxies collected into their own "local groups" of gravitationally bound clusters, so are we saying we're somehow unique? Is there a trick of perception taking place?)) <---edit:this is wrong

I found this quote in the Wikipedia article on the Expansion of the universe.

While objects cannot move faster than light, this limitation applies only with respect to local reference frames and does not limit the recession rates of cosmologically distant objects.

It seems to me that if we can perceive at cosmological distance something that cannot exist, perhaps we are falsely observing an expanding universe. Maybe everything IS gravitationally bound and we're just seeing expansion because... Relativity?

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As of today many and perhaps even most of those products are still not on the shelves. It's unusual to see this kind of delay, and I wonder if anyone knows...

Have there been any leaks or investigative reporting on the source of the salmonella intrusion, and why it is proving so difficult for Quaker oats to get a handle on?

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