Einstalbert

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by Einstalbert 8y ago
Didn't you have to trade a hermit for the taper? I loved UU, but I was so young I could barely read. It is one of the most defining games of my life, for sure.
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by Einstalbert 8y ago
I use this service weekly and have had next to no issues for several months now. The quality is as good as my local grocer, although I still prefer to visit there for fresh meat or bakery items; the stuff you get online in terms of "fr
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by Einstalbert 8y ago
The ability in these games to import a character from a prior game's save state was incredible and is something I haven't seen in games since. Unlocking the special character class for doing so (paladin) led to hidden cutscenes an
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by Einstalbert 8y ago
I almost bought into Imperfect Produce, too, what a bad taste in my mouth that would have left. Thanks for the good read.
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by Einstalbert 8y ago
Thank you for the recommendation for a Google Keep replacement, I've migrated over to standard notes.
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by Einstalbert 8y ago
In older versions of our client, you could click on a portion of our logo five times to get a small pop up image of our programming staff. It was an easter egg, and cost next to nothing to implement. I hope they change their minds someday.
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by Einstalbert 11y ago
I was born in 1985 and just turned 30, and I've been in a monogamous relationship with someone I met online when I was 15 for five years living together now. I see others in our age group and they are as much broken as you suggest. A l
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by Einstalbert 11y ago
This is a remarkable idea. I could think of no one better, but then again, I haven't really thought about this sort of thing. Bias or no, if it wouldn't impede on what is clearly something we should consider a World Wonder, I woul
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by Einstalbert 11y ago
He mentions a subreddit dedicated to no rules slowly but surely being taken over by the same kinds of rules lawyer-ing they were trying to escape. I am so, so glad he mentioned this, because I have seen it happen to two, mid-way three, comm
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by Einstalbert 11y ago
I spend at least a hundred dollars a month supporting various artist and musicians I enjoy or actively encourage to make a living doing what they love. Patreon is doing very, very well for many people.
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by Einstalbert 11y ago
In a world where crowd sourced moderation is the norm, why they don't hire some dependable, low-paid college kids to help triage that amount of communication is so very strange to me. You do realize these people work for near "res
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by Einstalbert 11y ago
Sometimes these businesses work because of people like the OP, who shoulders the burden of a bad decision maker for years. We're celebrating one of our big company milestones and we're no different. The decision makers think we&#x
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by Einstalbert 11y ago
This is amusing to me, since a good number of people believe it was definitely slaves, and 'definitely' the Jewish slaves mentioned in the bible. I would have been overjoyed to learn that the pyramids were a stimulus program when
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by Einstalbert 11y ago
"OK, Google" is perhaps the strangest thing to be so commonplace. It will sometimes interpret the shorttalk mumbling I have become accustom to when speaking to my siblings and will go on to loudly interject that it had no idea wha
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by Einstalbert 11y ago
I've had friends lose jobs in Amazon warehouses over their aggressive research and development of an all-machine packaging line. They do work now that requires the precision of a human hand and eye, but that job may also go the way of
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by Einstalbert 11y ago
I was born a hundred years after this was gifted to America. When I was young, about the same time my elementary school class could have been covering the importance of France as it related to American Independence, pop culture had decided
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by Einstalbert 11y ago
The fact that "Paypal Credit" is my default payment choice bothers me to no end. If you explicitly select anything else, it demands you log in even after logging in on most sites. I never thought I'd be on the receiving end o
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
Dropbox makes it easy for me to sync and share files (specifically funny meme images), I haven't found anything else that works the same way but without the, ah, interesting government aid. I've never heard of Spideroak, but it lo
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
Good point on that last part. It's amazing that EzBoards exist in this day in age, in any form, but we've yet to figure out an easy way to gobble things up; I can get my own wikipedia site started in under 10 minutes but I can&#x2
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
Six hours on and not a single comment. I think it's pretty fitting, to be honest. "Despite the impact of Snowden's disclosures, the general consensus among experts in the intelligence community holds that no amount of global
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
No kidding, right? I am not sure I can respect his interests and goals as an innovator when this is a week or two after the latest Facebook drama.
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
That seemed odd to me until I compared it with the passage before it; that Fukushima grows much of the agriculture in Japan seems startling enough, but then I don't claim to know much about radioactive fallout and growing crops within
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
I want to do this. I want to give these guys my e-mail address and some basic info and see all of my health data charted out... But I did that with Google Health and it went the way of the dinosaur. IS there a consensus on this web service
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
Microsoft keeping Gabe happy with the surface line is probably one of their top 5 PR priorities for the devices. I am not surprised by this post in the least, but I am glad that Gabe is going to get something he can use for his work.
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
I love the look and feel! I'd love for it to come to Android.
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
This looks pretty good! I am only on Flickr because a better alternative hasn't come out yet. I just want to be able to easily upload tens of thousands of older photos and organize them into galleries with a nice little show-case, mayb
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
This doesn't surprise me, much. We were approached by officials from Qatar for an SaaS of sorts, and we learned all about their culture or perhaps, more specifically, their funding. There's so much money in Qatar and so much of it
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
The only thing tying me to Yahoo at all anymore is Flickr, and I somewhat hope it goes under just so I get some sort of archival download of my content and a reason to finally find something better.
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
As a young 20-something moving out into a place of my own in this day and age, I considered their cheap furniture more of a charity than anything else. I guess a soup kitchen would have been the next thing available to someone in my "s
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by Einstalbert 12y ago
A tale as old as time. Or as old as generational gaps. I can't wait for the next one involving virtual realities. Is YOUR child lost to an imaginary world, stuck in his or her Oculus Rift? Here's a bunch of unsubstantiated hyperbo

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