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Great game, I never finished it. Got stuck on some puzzle after completing 50-100+.

I really loved the narrator and minimal storytelling in that game. It had a strange sense of religion, math, technology, and mystery.

Like portal, but with absolute severity and no jokes.

I may try it again myself. I had a fun time.

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    If I'm breaking any rules, apologies.

    I know, labeling something a repost is a lead weight, but I'm a fan of full disclosure. I posted this topic two years ago and I thoroughly enjoyed reading all the replies, I even learned a few things. Time has passed, and I figure some of you out there will have some new and interesting stories to share, so tell me:

    So I was thinking of silly things I’ve done that pseudo-broke my system, or made me think I had a broken system. Like the time I put the cmd :

    exit

    in my ~/.bash_aliases file and I had to open a text editor to fix it because that broke all the terminals on my machine.

    I’m curious what other silly things users have done to confuse themselves.

    Op Op.

    [–] 38 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) (3 children)

    I only program in Excel conditional statements and I never get these vulnerabilities.

    Excel is therefore proven the most secure coding language, and like a Swiss pocket knife it doubles as an industrial grade database.

    (pats hood) Listen to that xls(x) purrr..

    Oh no sorry I can't show you right now, I had to open my spreadsheet so it'll be a few hours til I can start work.

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  • [–] 9 points 2 weeks ago*

    If your remote host changes and you don't know why, and login anyway, it's on you.

    Dirty trick tho, could definitely have caught me if I was in a lazy mood.

    Side note, why ssh over 22 anyway? It's so easy to change just to avoid lazy bots.

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  • [–] 8 points 2 weeks ago (2 children)

    As long as you don't have kids it's a good option. Otherwise it can contribute to life long health issues.

    Gas stoves can negatively impact children's health by contributing to asthma and respiratory issues, as studies suggest that around 12.7% of childhood asthma in the U.S. can be attributed to gas stove use. They emit pollutants like nitrogen dioxide, which can worsen asthma symptoms and lung function in children.

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  • [–] 9 points 2 weeks ago* (9 children)

    Straw man, ad-hom, red herring.

    We got em all here folks, get your fallacies!

    We promise there will be absolutely no substance in our comments, just fallacies! Come one come all down to Fallacy Warehouse!!

    We count on your ignorance to spread our fallacies without recognition, and get an extra special 25% off if you haven't read a book this year!!

    Come on down!!

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  • [–] 10 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

    I always like the grifter angle because he takes zero sponsorships and is entirely supported by viewers. If he wanted to make more money, he could just pivot to the right, there be gold in them decisions.

    What do billionaires want? More right wing streamers, or more left wing streamers?

    And unlike many of his contemporaries, he's knowledgeable about the topics he discusses and acts as a teacher, explaining them. Explaining things is hard, dense, and requires time, no streamer with a brain, who was grifting would bother with that. Sincerely teaching people is not what a grifter would do, they'd just simplify and generalize. Like Asmon.

    I've never heard asmongold explain anything, well, not correctly anyway. He explains things with the depth of my nine year old nephew. While taking breaks to say how right chat is about their currently held (often bigoted and unfounded) beliefs. Spoiler, he says immigration is the cause of all of your problems. 🫠

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