>>65, You know where you are.

Accidentally added the same video 3 times in a row to Local TV by refreshing the page. Actually I wanted to delete it, would be cool if there was a function.

Had a panic attack some months ago watching that episode, made some weird decisions and now I'm trying to avoid being cynical (it's hard but I think I can make it)

Panic attacks. Seem funny until one has one themselves, then not so funny anymore. I think that's what Stan is trying to stave off by drinking in the episode, it does most likely look like depression, but there is also his terror at times on display. Good luck with the different outlook.

>>14
This is neat, it seems to be a part of some strange alt-protocol. Is the overall protocol rather active in terms of development or is this one of the bigger hubs?

>>15
It is, the gemini protocol is pretty active and the midnight pub is one of the most popular capsules.

t. gemini user

It's caused by cost cutting in response to the decline in the rate of profit over time, as predicted by Karl Marx.

>>2

Not that I would expect better, but that fits neither the conversation at hand nor even gels with what the modern Marxist writers on your side think about what is going on. The revolution ain't on its way comrade.

My body reacts very strongly to any kind of caffeine to the point that I can feel my heart racing and if I drink anything with caffeine past noon I will have trouble falling asleep. That's why coffee is the opposite of comfy for me, it just makes me nervous. I also associate a lot of compulsiveness with that beverage because since I was a kid my parents always "needed" their coffee in the morning and now that I work at an office, there's also many co workers who "need" their 1-3 cups every morning.
All in all just not a whole lot of positive associations with it.

just downed some fee with a couple of high dose feine pills WOOOOHOOOO

sex with mittens

ゆっくりしていってね！！！

>>11
ゆゆゆゆゆゆゆゆゆゆ

lol u sound like me. i've learned to adapt to any weather though

>>56
I'd just like to amend this to say that I mean 90-degree weather that isn't humid. A humid day that's that hot is hellish for me. There were a few days like that I experienced not too long ago. Those have been the first days like that all year, I think. We're so far into the summer that I thought I was a lot more capable of enduring the most severe summer weather than I actually am.

Still, I hate the cold even more.

>>23
not really, i look back at mediums that organize raw data like this and disregard the age attached, as if a forum is anywhere close the age of a book and all its organizations that are FAR MORE CONVENT AND FAST then half of what people use today.

god thinking about modern socal midia and just opening a table of contents in the back of a book [...]
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https://boards.theforce.net/
Star Wars fan forum that's been around since 2000 and is still fairly active with pretty good discussion quality.

barefoot =￣ω￣=

snãfu UωU

I find that most programming projects are born out of a need to scratch an itch:

- I wish I could easily add this functionality to all my projects -> create a library
- I wish I could remember catalog all the information about a movie series -> create and manage a wiki
- I wish I could fix all the cosmetic issues on website XYZ -> create a browser extension
- My friend [...]
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>>1
It's been a year and a half, I hope you found your itch to scratch, anon. Funnily enough, I've ground my way to Knight on LeetCode at this moment in time.

I used to be really hung up on really creating something novel, something new that no one has ever created before. I didn't want to fall into tutorial hell, and I ended up procrastinating. [...]
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outbidding people to buy the 4chan spinoff

>>7
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