throwvondannen

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by throwvondannen 8y ago
Yeah, some are bogged down in politics and dominated by a few Methuselah with ego problems, but I've played plenty and those are in the minority and stick out like sore thumbs. Keep away from MUDs that take themselves too serious and y
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by throwvondannen 8y ago
I'd recommend to anyone not familiar with the genre, to grab a modern client (Mudlet¹ is cross platform and actively in development) and give it a go. Especially those who vaguely miss the spirit of the old internet might (re)discove
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by throwvondannen 8y ago
Designed by the corporate committee of social fads, emoji represent a lot of things I've come to despise. Overly truncated thoughts, ambiguity, laziness, sometimes plain disrespect. Sure, you can do all of this without the help of emoj
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by throwvondannen 8y ago
Winning the lottery becomes feasible when you fill your tickets out by the truckload. It's quite doable to hit everything with your dictionary and sure enough you'll catch a bunch of boxes with laughable passwords in your dragne
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by throwvondannen 8y ago
I'd love to hear Lojban in a mainstream movie. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lojban Bonus points if it's sold as random fantasy language of a strange country and the main cast doesn't understand it eithe
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by throwvondannen 8y ago
I remember this comment. I think there were objections about the feasibility and precision of these methods, when in reality those concerns just don't matter at all. Raided the wrong house/neighborhood? I doubt the victim could do
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by throwvondannen 8y ago
> I suspect that even if you found one, someone else could find an interpretation that victimizes someone. What about surreal humor? I guess you could say it victimizes the world as we 'know' it?
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by throwvondannen 8y ago
> take a vacation or find something else do to over the weekends to get your mind off it. If you are annoyed that it's not fun anymore, then -- welcome to adulthood. I drew another consequence and quit the field instead and in turn
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by throwvondannen 8y ago
Title should be changed to reflect this fact.
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by throwvondannen 8y ago
While I do not know about the fastest speed on record, in general, an expert is able to outwrite a fast typist exceeding 150 wpm.