@EllesmereGaming Take care of yourself and your team. Coming back to WoW after a long hiatus I love your UI but having grown up a lot personally and professionally the community is: unusual. Thanks for everything you do. If you’ve gotta pull the plug, know that one in the masses will understand.
@Zierohour@Aedrareforged Probably one of the first handful of 60’s on the server in Crusaders of Apathy with my 3 roomates, we routinely ran Strath with 7-12 people. At least 15 for UBRS and I didn’t even know LBRS was a thing. The knowledge gaps were huge.
No one spammed SM early vanilla.
@ocamsrazor@memeticsisyphus Jurors in interviews have admitted to significant misconduct by not following court procedures or instructions, and biasing deliberations by introducing their own explicitly barred expertise.
The jurors “reports” to the judge hold no weight in the reality of the situation.
@ocamsrazor@memeticsisyphus If only the non-holdouts could have presented well-reasoned “parrot” statements.
But why agree with what’s actually been presented in reality when you can make up a fantasy world all on your own!
@NINtendo_maya I managed to get a Reddit mod permanently ban during that protest… so that feels like some good came of it.
Also stopped using the site entirely a year or so ago. The wins don’t stop.
@diarysawan @NerdCraveYT@AbeStrongjohn Hint: Nirvana and the rest of Grunge was not music for normal kids… Your dad was a skid, or goth, or weird in some other culturally acceptable way at the time. Hence the rest of the weird musical choice proving my point.
@NerdCraveYT@AbeStrongjohn This guy gets it. It was only a weird subset of kids “liked” classic rock but it wasn’t normal. It was “oldies” and the whole reason the hipster movement came about was making fun of that pretentious crap.
Kids liked what was on MTV. Warped Tour. Grunge. Boy Bands. Spice Girls.
@icyveins StarCraft: Ghost
Announced: 2002
Cancelled: 2006
StarCraft: Dominion
Announced: 2026
Releasing: 2030
Another StarCraft shooter with exactly four years between announcement and release. What could possibly go wrong?
@shinobi602 StarCraft: Ghost Announced: 2002
Cancelled: 2006
StarCraft: Dominion Announced: 2026
Releasing: 2030
Another StarCraft shooter with exactly four years between announcement and release. What could possibly go wrong?
@spykicksin StarCraft: Ghost
Announced: 2002
Cancelled: 2006
StarCraft: Dominion
Announced: 2026
Releasing: 2030
Another StarCraft shooter with exactly four years between announcement and release. What could possibly go wrong?
@DanKnightMMA Every story they’ve posted on their website hasn’t called it terrorism, all the approved stories are still using attribution. Can’t tell if it’s writers or editors to blame, but the whole organization is a cancer.
@FelrynX Hit 3,000 MMR in Season 1, the game improves drastically around 2,500. What never goes away are the complainers.
A little bit of nudging about infighting being the worst thing possible and personally battling every game to the end won me way more games than any of my gameplay.
@Olympusperspect@theficouple If inflation is higher than return rates and they somehow realize less than 0% every single year on the balance this still wouldn’t be true. Brutallll take.
@BrentWeeks Agreed, but the way one comes to identify that smell of AI-prose seems to only come from extensively immersing yourself in AI-assisted tools. What’s the term for that little irony?
German always seems to have something for these… SchadenAIfamilarFreuden?
@WesternStandard The editorial CBC posted Aug 28 as damage control lied about the change of policy “lacking context” without providing any.
Even the claim it could now be called terrorism without attribution puts every journalist at the mercy of their CBC editor.
@cbcwatcher The policy wasn’t to refer to 9/11 with attribution, the senior director of policy and public trust changed the policy to not refer to 9/11 as terrorism at all.
CBC posted a damage control editorial and lied about the change of policy “lacking context” without providing any.