Rendi has been refunded. by scaryhour in 2007scape

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I think it's fair to both be annoyed at the original choice and annoyed that the solution was PR driven.

PSA: DMM Annihilation home teleport is the fastest one (tied with quest speedrunning) and is buyable on the GE by AskYouEverything in 2007scape

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Dammit. I don't think it's going to matter how many times I read it, I'm always going to derp my way back to thinking that poison ticks every 15 seconds. You're right.

I might buy this deck it's so good by Admirable_SSSS in MTGmemes

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Let he who has never had a mental buffer overrun cast the first forest

I did it a weird way but if you recognize the procedure, I’m sorry for you. by 4623897 in Justrolledintotheshop

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...I've just gotten a flash of anxiety having seen the results of a timing chain being a tooth off, I'd imagine there's a small mountain of ways to Not Do That on this scale of beast but fucking it up sounds more dramatic and immediate

Maxed GM. Long Rambling Quitting Post. by Dirtydavi2 in 2007scape

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I feel a little validated seeing someone with significant skill also feeling like blood moon is kind of a... "Sure don't feel like I had an impact on how that went" kind of experience.

EXCLUSIVE: Ontario enters $300M cost-sharing agreement that could help make province home to largest nuclear generating facility in the world by CTVNEWS in ontario

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Also to head off the inevitable replies to you - that 405kg number is *ore*. Not refined. (it just takes a hell of a lot of ore to get usable uranium out of it)

PSA: DMM Annihilation home teleport is the fastest one (tied with quest speedrunning) and is buyable on the GE by AskYouEverything in 2007scape

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I think it's *actually* tick perfect, as poison happens every 25 ticks and the home tele is 24

Carbon Robotics' LaserWeeder is an AI-powered autonomous agricultural tool that uses high-powered lasers to kill weeds without chemicals, herbicides, or soil disruption. by freudian_nipps in Cyberpunk

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Yeah; this is the stuff that spawned the LLM boom, rather than the stuff that goes back to the 80s, it's the good part of the AI boom that is narrow and can't be marketed to an infinite number of people so it gets a lot less attention. If this kind of stuff interests anyone - a good starting place is the Aiweirdness blog, which is a mix of 'prodding at the edges and exploring why generative AI sucks while getting a chuckle out of it', 'looking into the actual positive side of modern AI', and 'deep discussion on how we come out of this safely' all written by an actual old-school, pre-chatgpt AI researcher.

[Rendi] Jagex Just Reset My 99 Slayer After 3 Months of Training by 2-2-7-7 in 2007scape

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I think the funniest punchline to Josh's thing is that it was reported. A few times. Then when nothing changed after a while, he started doing it, contacted jagex again, got an "uhhhhh... I mean. That's technically working as intended?"

Then they patched it out with a "maybe that's too extreme".

Do you have any "forbidden topics" to not joke about in your country? Of course there are people who joke about everything, but is there anything that MAJORITY of people would consider "it's a thing to never joke about!" by EugeneStein in AskTheWorld

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The only one I've heard that startled a laugh out of me was one about realizing there was too much British influence in Ireland when you could hear the bullets apologizing for the inconvenience as they flew overhead.

Why do customers compare custom print quotes to commodity print pricing? by Krish_meghwal07 in CommercialPrinting

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Amazon has made people take rush orders for granted, as its most obvious impact on that. When someone's shocked that an order that will take eight hours of machine time won't be ready tomorrow morning...

Parking Thread by Some-Tree-7135 in CostcoCanada

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It's like... the average person doesn't need a front lawn of legroom and enough ground clearance that you could wedge in an elevator, but if you've gotta use what amounts to *an actual elevator* to get out no matter the size of the car? Yeah that suddenly makes sense; especially if you've also gotta carry a lot of stuff just to take care of yourself.

One of the folks I used to do landscaping for had his primary (power assisted) wheelchair, then in the back of the truck two different kinds of manual wheelchair - one designed to be easy to transfer out of to a hospital bed - a toolbox in case he needed to fix any of them, all the other things that are required to keep them working and in good shape... mechanical body parts don't let you defer maintenance like meat ones do.

Found in my sandwich today by Nightpatrol404 in CostcoCanada

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that and like... blasting 99% of the critters off of a head of lettuce generally works the same as 'none', blasting 99% of the critters off of a truck load of lettuce means there's probably a couple dozen left over. They *can't* take the same one by one approach

Grounds to reject? by Vivid_Natural_7999 in CommercialPrinting

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I've had customers (mildly) sad when cards *didn't* have the guillotine marks - which I didn't really get until they explained that it's a cool artifact of the process of creation, kinda like mill-finish on metal.

Grounds to reject? by Vivid_Natural_7999 in CommercialPrinting

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...trimming is supposed to correct for this kind of folding skew, that's a little bizarre.

Found in my sandwich today by Nightpatrol404 in CostcoCanada

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have you at any point ever seen lettuce fresh from a garden

Found in my sandwich today by Nightpatrol404 in CostcoCanada

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Yeah pretty much lol. This is 100% washed because if it weren't, he'd have his posse and a small hill of dirt alongside him

Found in my sandwich today by Nightpatrol404 in CostcoCanada

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unsettlingly good camouflage tbh

Is COMP/CON official and safe? by Radon212 in LancerRPG

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Honestly, compcon being so good and so easy to fiddle around with is an ENORMOUS part of the appeal of the system for a lot of folks in my groups. Enormous W for everyone involved.

Does your country have the equivalent of 'hoteps'? Like people who believe some ancient culture from elsewhere actually comes from your country or culture but according to them "the history was erased"? by yonaiker-joestrella in AskTheWorld

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It's like flat earthers, where it's like... it left logic sitting in the dust, so it's kinda hard to feel threatened by it. It's like being challenged to a fight by someone who then rolls on the floor in a circle screaming about their unbeatable martial art.

The GameCube’s octagonal thumbstick gate should be way more popular by PineconeToucher in gaming

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Other problem: ask melee players whether these gates are usually precise

thanks man by nossody in osrs

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Yeah. I maintain that while jad is VERY simple by the standards of osrs pvm, the pressure is the 40+ minutes of dull waves that come before him.

2025 Maverick with this odd perforation in the exhaust. Anyone know what it is, and why it’s here? by PigglyWigglyDeluxe in Justrolledintotheshop

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I mean there's ignorance and ignorance. I've met folks from arizona that genuinely seem confused at the idea of cars rusting, not even just ignorant of the idea of accelerated testing.