apacheCamel

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by apacheCamel 6y ago
You can still have social encounters and camaraderie. That wasn't taken away. Before, you were forced into social interactions which isn't always everybody's cup of tea. >Difficulty made it so that people felt pride in w
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
Why? Blizzard seems to have taken a game that many people grew up with and made it easier for casual players (some of those same people who grew up with it who now have jobs/kids/fuller life) to still be involved. I find it great
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
I actually have a question here, why would they re-release BC? Isn't the point of Classic to keep it in a certain period of time? When many people started the game and thought it was at its "peak"? On a side-note: would it be
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
My personal opinion, as soon as they forced the merge into the Twitch client, the quality went down greatly. The old Curse client was much simpler, easier to understand, and didn't have all of Twitch crammed into it all. It really didn
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
I would really like to consider my mask body armor but I am having a really hard time connecting the two.
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
What about those where $10 a mask means not buying at all either way?
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
To be fair, the amount of cheaters has gone down a lot in my games. There has to be some middle ground. I paid for a game that I want to be fair and fun for everyone. Fall Guys with cheaters takes away 100% of the fun.
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
>Greg Stanton (D-Arizona) $2 You know, there has to be a story behind this. I'm not sure what it is, but I hope it is good.
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
I see what you mean, but at the same point, the $10 to pick up 5 tons of plastic in Asia doesn't seem to be happening for whatever reason. My reasoning is that $10 to pick up 1 ton of plastic is still a good option since the $10 to pic
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
>First of all, one common statistic is that 90% of trash in the ocean that comes from people dumping it (in rivers) comes from just 10 rivers, all in China/Asia. >So while still very clever, I sadly don't think this could ev
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
>Another important thing is that I take long breaks (several weeks) whenever I feel I need to — which is probably harder to do if I’m a full time employee at a company. A "Patreon-funded full-time job position" and the ability
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
With link rot and all the lost pages of the day, I really do wonder how much information and effort is just lost to the sands of time over the years. This truly makes the Internet Archive such an important tool for everything we do on the i
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
>Facebook also plans to remove posts that both explicitly and implicitly aim to disenfranchise or prohibit people from voting; previously, the company removed only posts that actively discouraged people from voting. Now, a post that caus
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
And more often than not, the teacher is the one creating the homework, so it ends up being just more of the same.
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
I actually took a trip to New Mexico when I was younger, the parts that we visited were awesome. All the people were amazingly friendly. I grew up in the Northeast so it was a pretty big culture shock. I believe it was in Albuquerque. We vi
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
>Siena’s history dates back millennia. Houston, meanwhile, was founded in 1836. Every time I am made aware of just how young the US is, it blows me away. I've never been to Europe, I would really love to go some day, but I can onl
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
I fully agree. I'm also very indecisive at times so it helps when I only have a few options haha.
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
I just got back from a trip to Las Vegas and every single restaurant we went to had a QR code + online menu. Now, I am not sure if it was related to the reasoning stated here, but all the menus were also very short, with only a few items ea
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
>The bar was named after Newman, who was vocal in calling for stronger roofs after going airborne twice in one year at Talladega. It then helped saved his life in the Daytona 2020 crash. My gosh, after the first time, I'd be wary. A
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
Personally, I feel like I struggle with this a lot. Whether it be reading on here, or seeing it in the news, it is hard to not compare myself to a 20-something year old who just sold his/her company for hundreds of thousands of dollars
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
Back in my day, I worked at Bestbuy and if you have ever been in one, you may notice that we have a "recycle" area in the front of the store. It is a separated bin, labelled with "wires", "cds", "batteries
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
I haven't used youtube-dl in a very long time. I was reading through the readme and it looks like it has changed (for the better) so much since I've last used it. Definitely a great project that fills a need that Youtube will neve
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
>But as multiple private investigators explained to Motherboard, the reasons investigators can give to DMVs in order to access data can be overbroad and open to abuse. So, what do we do then? Create laws to fix the possible abuse or crea
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
It is also very hard to change regulations whenever the ISPs are deep in the pockets of the same people making those regulations.
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
Same thing happened to me. It was a pretty expensive laptop too. Went from a day we were set to be home, to the next day when nobody was home but we couldn't change how it was being delivered because "it was already delivered&quot
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
>Assuming that you can drink an infinite amount of liquid, yes. You would also assume that people drink their "max quota" of drinks a day, thus being forced to eliminate something to make room. There's always room for milk
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
The "Drink milk" campaign in my elementary school would be a good example. You should drink more milk, doesn't mean you should drink less water, or juice or whatever. It just means drink more milk.
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
I always heard the phrase: "I'd rather be lucky than good." growing up and the older I get, the more I realize just how true it is.
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
How are you so sure this version of it so rampant everywhere? I am genuinely curious why so many people state this is such a common occurrence yet I have yet to see it myself personally.
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
These posts and subsequent comments always prove me to that the wide world of JavaScript has so much more to offer than I could ever imagine. I've only used a very small subset of tools, I really wish there was an easier place to visua

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