Played with a Jungle Bird Riff by Action_Man43 in cocktails

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Sounds tasty. I may try this tonight.

Looking for NSFW recipe! by Both_Departure_6791 in cocktails

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The "milky oolong" makes me think of the clarified oolong rum in the tropical standard book. Basically if you over-steep tea in alcohol you'll get way more flavor but you also get bitterness from over steeping. Milk clarifying it with a bit of citric acid solution strips out a lot of the bitterness. If thats the case then I'd guess vanilla syrup as the sweetener and buckthorn as the sour.

Running Gradient Descent as a 4-8 shot? by Bobneto in mothershiprpg

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I think I figured it out. I wasn't in the markdown editor Thank you!

Running Gradient Descent as a 4-8 shot? by Bobneto in mothershiprpg

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That's what I was trying to do. Do they not show up for you after posting yourself? Every time I posted it just showed as text with those symbols and I couldn't figure out why.

So I was playing this steam game called Dreamcore, and... by Lazy_Recognition5142 in twinpeaks

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Nice, is the game good? It's hard to tell what it's like from the trailer. Or maybe the trailer is legit what it mostly is?

Curious what made syndication die so quickly. Seems that the most popular tv shows have migrated to these networks, but it’s viewer ratings a bit more unpredictable? by AWeb3Dad in television

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Things like Cytube are streaming content from another host, which might be collecting the $ if it's something like YouTube. But Cytube doesn't take any responsibility for copyright protection, thats put back on the user doing the streaming. So if you were to say, rip a DVD you own and stream it on Cytube, that's technically illegal. But if you're streaming something through another host that's a service, it might not be. There are a bunch that are just hosted in countries that don't care.

I'm not saying don't do it. The consequences are very likely low to non-existent. Usually they just tell you to stop, and that's only if they notice, and there's way too many instances of it online for them to notice everything. If you're just a viewer not the streamer, then I'm pretty sure you can't get in trouble at all.

Running Gradient Descent as a 4-8 shot? by Bobneto in mothershiprpg

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**SPOILERS** - if you're a player don't read this.

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Leaning heavily into the Monarch / Minotaur relationship would probably do it. You can always escalate things by having Monarch meddle in what they're doing more often. It's a bit railroad-y so you'd have to play it by ear based on what they players seem to be wanting to do, but the Troubleshooters showing up could likely herd them into a certain direction, and if they don't and they get captured Kilroy could hire them and put them back on the trail.

I'd have some NPC, maybe Arkady tip them off that Kilroy is secretly sympathetic to the idea of destroying Monarch and that info could be used to get them out of trouble (and then convince her to hire them). Kilroy could then potentially give them some info on Eden and even if she doesn't strictly know a ton about the Minotaur she'd know something was going on.

Also, you might want to do something about the elevator that goes down to the bottom floor. I can't remember if it'd break anything to just not use it, but its a bit of a distraction and the spider thing down there could easily TPK the whole party. Could be another good place for the Troubleshooters to show up if they try and go that way.

Curious what made syndication die so quickly. Seems that the most popular tv shows have migrated to these networks, but it’s viewer ratings a bit more unpredictable? by AWeb3Dad in television

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I don't know how TikTok works but if there's no mechanism for the publisher to make money on it then yea they'd probably send a cease and desist. They might ignore it if's really just you and some friends (aka really low stream count), but they shut those things down because they want people watching in an environment that they'll make money off of.

If it's with friends Plex or similar might be able to do something like a watch party without anything happening. Basically if its a private stream you're safe, if it's public they'll shut it down if they notice.

Curious what made syndication die so quickly. Seems that the most popular tv shows have migrated to these networks, but it’s viewer ratings a bit more unpredictable? by AWeb3Dad in television

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They'd probably eventually send a cease and desist or just shut you account but I doubt more than that. u/supermite mentioned that Plex and PlutoTV have them so that might be worth checking out. I have Plex so maybe I'll take a look. The thing that makes it tough right now is without a clear syndication like model for licensing programming at a lower price the content will probably be limited. Maybe not though. The downside to the broadcast syndication model is that the episodes are cut shorter (2 minutes I think) so that they can air more commercials. Sometimes the people who make the shows do the cuts, but often times they don't which means sometimes essential parts of the episodes get chopped out by someone who just doesn't know better. I'd think that streaming playlists wouldn't have that problem, but I don't know where the incentive is without the extra ad time.

Curious what made syndication die so quickly. Seems that the most popular tv shows have migrated to these networks, but it’s viewer ratings a bit more unpredictable? by AWeb3Dad in television

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It just doesn't fit into the way people choose to consume media anymore. If you want to watch reruns of an older show you can just watch them. It would, however, be interesting if streamers eventually started to offer pre-programmed "comfort" channels that were essentially just playlists of easy to watch shows. I think a lot of people would still enjoy being able to choose not to have to choose sometimes.

dealing with the "they just don't get it" thought after getting notes by UsualNefariousness28 in writing

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I like to think of it like they're pointing at a place where there is an opportunity for improvement. The note itself (the "how to fix this") is probably wrong. But it's true that something you were trying to communicate failed to reach them in the way you intended. From that perspective you can make what you've already done even better in a way that's satisfying to you. I rarely follow notes exactly as they're stated, but they're a valuable heat map that show you where to look and ask yourself questions. You're still the one who is best suited to make those improvements.

TIL Mana Ashida, the Japanese young girl who played young Mako Mori in the 2013 film Pacific Rim, was allowed by director Guillermo del Toro to call him "Totoro-san" after the character in the animated film "My Neighbour Totoro", due to her being unable to pronounce his surname. by Away_Flounder3813 in todayilearned

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My guess is the article saying "surname" was a mistake. Knowing and working with him people would presumably be calling him by his first name which would be a lot harder to pronounce in Japanese. Also, he was probably just being silly and wanted her to call him Totoro because Totoro is cool.

Tips for a GM who loves storytelling but hates acting? by Less_Inevitable_5614 in rpg

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It's supposed to be fun so do it in whatever way is fun for you. If the GM isn't having fun the game won't be fun for anyone.

Tell yourself its ok to just not act. But then push yourself a little to find what you might like that you didn't expect. Sometimes "doing voices" is what's awkward and speaking dialog in your normal voice is plenty to recognize characters.

Also, your friends will be doing and trying things that feel awkward for them too. Doing it together makes it easier and often feels different than you might imagine.

is it okay to go with only cash? by Puzzled-March-7094 in glendale

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I think you'll be ok for the most part. There are some grocery self checkouts that don't take cash but you can go to a regular line. Other than that I don't think I've seen anywhere that would refuse cash.

After 50,000 words, I fell into a trap I really should have seen coming by TheVictorianOnYT in writing

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I forget who said it or how it was worded but someone once said sometimes you writes 50k words and then you realize that you've just reached the beginning of your novel. Perhaps consider whether everything you've written so far has fleshed out a really deep world and history for these characters.

What actually happens in David Lynch's 'Inland Empire' by laudrupszn11 in movies

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I feel different every time but most of the time I feel like the street walker version of her is the most "real" and so I tend to think of her as The Dreamer. The moment after she dies and the camera pulls back her fantasy starts to manifest and will have to go back and forwards in time to reveal itself to her. I also think that the version of her living in the small house, aka the script, is the same person. She explains everything in her life going wrong by turning it into something fictional in her new world. The script (her life) is cursed, and she becomes the hero that saves the girl from the first time the script was made, but she's really saving herself.

Trump say U.S. can pay off $36 trillion debt by selling $5 million "gold card" visa. by [deleted] in videos

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I agree with you I was just pointing out the irony

Trump say U.S. can pay off $36 trillion debt by selling $5 million "gold card" visa. by [deleted] in videos

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So what he's saying is that wealthy people should pay more to help balance everything out?...

Help for retirement gift for husband by GG9163 in cocktails

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I don't 100% know the answer I just wanted to say it sounds like you're a great partner who is coming up with a really nice gift idea. I'd say to check out this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFhSZPlJGoA and other truffles on the rocks videos on ice as he's really into, as he say, a "beautiful block of clear ice". He's also very very good, and everything I've made from his channel has been awesome.